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9 years agoBeginner-Level 5
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9 years agoGuide-Level 12
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9 years agoGuide-Level 12
1. Honors courses:
B.Com (Honors) all boards:
(I) Candidates from commerce stream: Minimum 60% aggregate and 60% in accountancy.
(II) Candidates from science stream: Minimum 60% aggregate and 60% in mathematics.
(III) Candidates with economics, statistics and mathematics in class 12th: Minimum 60% in aggregate and 60% in mathematics.
SC/ ST (All boards):
(I) Candidates from commerce stream: Minimum 40% aggregate or 40% in accountancy.
(II) Candidates from science stream: Minimum 40% aggregate or 40% in mathematics.
(III) Candidates with economics, stat
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9 years agoGuide-Level 12
You can pursue the below mentioned course after completing class 12th:
1. BA.
2. BFA.
3. Journalism and mass communication.
4. Hotel management.
5. BBA.
6. Event management.
7. Fashion design.
8. Retail and fashion merchandise.
9. Integrated law course.
10. Graphic design.
11. Teacher training courses.
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9 years agoGuide-Level 12
2. Diploma in Banking and Services (DBFS): This is a post graduate 2 year Diploma course offered by the Institute of Finance, Banking and Insurance (IFBI) - Mumbai. A graduate student in any discipline with minimum 50% marks is eligible for this course, along with a personal interview.
3. Certified Financial Planners: Certified course (6 months to 1 Year
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Beginner-Level 5
1. Hotel management is a graduation course in itself. There have been multiple instances where candidates have taken admission in Hotel Management even after completing other graduation courses like B.Com, BA, etc.
2. The base requirement for taking admission in hotel management is 12th or equivalent.
3. The course will either be a 4-year degree under AICTE or a 3-year degree under UGC.
(I personally feel that going for a 3-year course is much better as there are few advantages such as you can save 1 year's fees since the course is for 3 years instead of 4, you can get in to the job market 1 year earlier than your competitors in the
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