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Shubham Jangid
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If you are interested in pursuing a career in the field of finance, accounting, or teaching, an M.Com may be a good option for you. On the other hand, if you are interested in pursuing a career in business management, marketing, entrepreneurship, or consulting, an MBA may be a better option for you. I recommend that you do some research on both programs and their career prospects and speak with professionals in your desired industry to determine which option aligns best with your career aspirations.
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Shubham Jangid
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No maths is not compulsory to get admission in B.Com (Hons). To eligible candidates should have passed 10+2 or its equivalent examination in any stream (Commerce/Arts/Science) from a recognised board with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks (40% for reserved categories) to be eligible for admission
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Shubham Jangid
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Yes, S. K. Somaiya College offers a four-year integrated B.Com + B.Ed course, which is a combination of Commerce and Education. The programme is designed to prepare students for a career in teaching, specifically in commerce-related subjects.
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Shubham Jangid
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B.Com is a three-year undergraduate programme that provides a broad understanding of commerce, business, and finance. It covers subjects such as Accounting, Business Law, Economics, Marketing, and Management. The programme is designed to provide students with a foundation in commerce and business, which can help them pursue careers in various industries such as banking, finance, accounting, and management. B.Com Corporate Secretaryship, on the other hand, is a specialised course that focuses on corporate law and corporate governance. It covers subjects such as Corporate Law, Securities Law, Company Secretarial Practice, and Financial A
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Kuldeep Shukla
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These are the top colleges for B.Com outside Delhi-
1. Nmims Mumbai
2. Christ Bangalore
3. Loyala College
4. St Xavier's Kolkata
5. Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce.
1. Nmims Mumbai
2. Christ Bangalore
3. Loyala College
4. St Xavier's Kolkata
5. Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce.
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Kuldeep Shukla
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Yes, you can get admission in Delhi College of Arts and Commerce with 84%, as it doesn't require mathematics in your 10+2 for B.Com hons program.
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Kuldeep Shukla
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Yes, you can get admission into DU with 83.4% for B.Com with OTC category but you will get colleges in South campus.
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Kuldeep Shukla
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Total tuition fees after scholarship is around 90,000 INR for B.Com (hons) program.
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