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Rahul Verma

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Goenka College of Commerce and Business Administration, Kolkata mainly provides the admission to B.Com (Hons.) course on the basis of merit drawn out of your Class XII (10+2) examination score as opposed to some other entrance exam, although shortening of such entrance tests is also an option as they may be required due to the large number of applications. In the college, students are selected on the basis of their cumulative grades in the related subjects. The beginning of the application processes starts when results of the Higher Secondary Examination are announced by WBCHSE, which is mostly during June. One can observe the announce

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Rahul Verma

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When seeking admission to B.Com programs at VIT-AP School of Business, they should have passed their Class 12 (or equivalent exam) in a recognised board with minimum aggregate of 55%. Also, those applicants born on and after July 1, 2005, can now apply in the year 2025. Admission is on a merit basis, based on 12 th grade marks and then there is the Personal Interview (PI). In B.Com the main course offered is in Finance.

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Rahul Verma

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Of course, yes, it is possible to obtain a B.Com degree without going to the regular classes in a college via a distance course or via a programme that is offered online. Other Universities, such Mumbai University ( via its Centre of Distance and Online Education - CDOE) and IGNOU, provide B.Com programs in which the student is able to study at his or her own pace, hence, it is appropriate to those who are already employed or have other obligations to fulfill. The programs usually demand a 10+2 and admissions are usually merit based.

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Afsha Khan

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For a good B.Com. degree in Gorakhpur, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University (DDUGU) is a strong contender, known for its comprehensive B.Com. programme and relatively affordable fees. Islamia College of Commerce is another option, with a good placement record.

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Anup Kumar Verma

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Most universities can comprehend an illness that causes one to take a spill year in B.Com. B.Com programs are mostly re-applicable and so is CUET UG required in central universities such as DU; gaps are usually not a detrimental factor but a medical certificate can be expected to describe the gap. Or you can look at alternatives such as IGNOU and a distance B.Com where there is no age restriction and no entrance exam and there are several private universities that tend to be more flexible on gap year students where you can finish the year healing and study later.

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Anup Kumar Verma

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In case of Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) at National Public College (probably the National Public College Jayanagar or one of the National Colleges in Bangalore), the latest cutoffs are normally depending on your merit which is on marks in your Class 12th. Although no particular 2025 cutoff is announced, in the past, there was essentially a minimum aggregate of 50-55 percent in 10+2 with Commerce subjects. This may perhaps be prodded upwards by some branches or to a greater demand. The updated cutoff lists and the admission schedule of the present academic year in the college can be reviewed always on the official college site (e.g., n

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Ashwin Yadav

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St Pauls Institute of Communication Education for Women admissions are conducted on the basis of merit. Hence, students need not appear for the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). Interested candidates can appear for their Higher Secondary/10+2 exams and acheive valid scoring to be eligible. Students can visit the official website of St Paul's Institute for further eligibility details.

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