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palak mahajan
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The cutoff information for B. con in information technology at N. MS V. N. College is around -
For General Category - 99.4%
For Backward Category - 98%
For SC / ST Category - 84.84%
For EWS Category - 96%.
For General Category - 99.4%
For Backward Category - 98%
For SC / ST Category - 84.84%
For EWS Category - 96%.
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palak mahajan
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The cutoff information for B.Com (Hons). At BESC is around -
For General Category - 85%
For Backward Category - 75%
For SC / ST Category - 60%
For General Category - 85%
For Backward Category - 75%
For SC / ST Category - 60%
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palak mahajan
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The cutoff information for B.Com at Vanita Vishram Women's College of Commerce is around -
For General Category - 60%
For Backward Category - 55%
For SC Category - 45%
For ST Category - 40%
For General Category - 60%
For Backward Category - 55%
For SC Category - 45%
For ST Category - 40%
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palak mahajan
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The fee structure at Nilgiri College of Arts and Science for B.Com in Professional Accounting is around INR 30000 annually.
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Priyarnjan kumar
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After completing the B.Com degree course, the two most common choices students have is to either pursue an MBA or an M.Com. Now, both courses have their advantages and rather than going for which one is popular, students should know what they want from their postgraduate education and choose accordingly. The MBA and M.Com are exceptional courses and can lead to some good careers. Both postgraduate courses are worth considering if you want to continue studying after your B.Com. In the following blog, there's a detailed comparison between both the courses that will help you decide which one is the course for you.
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Priyarnjan kumar
Beginner-Level 4
Yes, absolutely, you can become a lecturer. You can apply after completing your 1st year in M.Com.
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Phateh agrawal
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The MK Admin arts Science and commerce college take admission behalf of merits list that provide already in website and the highest cutoff of B.Com is 88%.
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Aakash Malik
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DU SOL gets AICTE approval to start an MBA course. SOL is now waiting for the approval from Distance Education, Bureau, University Grant Commission (DEB-UGC) to start the MBA programme from this academic session. As per media reports, SOL DU admission 2022 is expected to start in the second week of September 2022.
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Aakash Malik
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GBU is the better option because of the following facts-
The facilities and infrastructure are great. There are many facilities like stadium, courts, 8 auditoriums and a huge library. Gallery classrooms are available. A complex is available for regular needs and fast food. It has shops related to food and stationery. Faculty: The faculty members are really good and are very helpful. They provide lots of tips also about life and ground reality. The course is a relevant one and makes the students industry-ready. The difficulty level of exams depends on your preparation. Placements: Placements are good in this college. The highest salary p
The facilities and infrastructure are great. There are many facilities like stadium, courts, 8 auditoriums and a huge library. Gallery classrooms are available. A complex is available for regular needs and fast food. It has shops related to food and stationery. Faculty: The faculty members are really good and are very helpful. They provide lots of tips also about life and ground reality. The course is a relevant one and makes the students industry-ready. The difficulty level of exams depends on your preparation. Placements: Placements are good in this college. The highest salary p
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