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palak mahajan
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The cutoff information for B.Com at Allahabad University is around -
For General Category - 178 marks
For OBC Category - 157 marks
For EWS Category - 168 marks
For SC Category - 78 marks
For ST Category - 68 marks.
For General Category - 178 marks
For OBC Category - 157 marks
For EWS Category - 168 marks
For SC Category - 78 marks
For ST Category - 68 marks.
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palak mahajan
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The cutoff information for B.Com at Government College, Daman is around -
For General Category - 45%
For OBC Category - 42%
For SC Category - 38%
For ST Category - 34%
For General Category - 45%
For OBC Category - 42%
For SC Category - 38%
For ST Category - 34%
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palak mahajan
Contributor-Level 8
The fee structure at Government College, Daman for B.Com is around INR 3575 annually and this college has quite affordable and reasonable fee structure.
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palak mahajan
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The cutoff marks for B.Com at DN College, Vatakara is around -
For General Category - 85%
For EWS Category - 83%
For OBC Category - 81%
For SC Category - 78%
For ST Category - 75%
For General Category - 85%
For EWS Category - 83%
For OBC Category - 81%
For SC Category - 78%
For ST Category - 75%
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palak mahajan
Contributor-Level 8
The cutoff information for B.Com at Loyola College is around -
For General Category - 37.5%
For OBC Category - 35.25%
For SC Category - 25.5%
For ST Category - 22.5%
For General Category - 37.5%
For OBC Category - 35.25%
For SC Category - 25.5%
For ST Category - 22.5%
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palak mahajan
Contributor-Level 8
The cutoff information for B.Com at GB Shah Commerce College is as-
For General Category - 68%
For OBC Category - 65%
For EWS Category - 64%
For SC Category - 41.6%
For ST Category - 38%
So just go for it.
For General Category - 68%
For OBC Category - 65%
For EWS Category - 64%
For SC Category - 41.6%
For ST Category - 38%
So just go for it.
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Phateh agrawal
Contributor-Level 6
The best three colleges or universities are:
AMITY UNIVERSITY, NOIDA
ACCMAN Business School, Noida
Asian School of Business - [ASB], Noida
These college get you 100% placements with high package.
AMITY UNIVERSITY, NOIDA
ACCMAN Business School, Noida
Asian School of Business - [ASB], Noida
These college get you 100% placements with high package.
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palak mahajan
Contributor-Level 8
The cutoff information at Indira College of Commerce and Science for B.Com in financial markets are as-
For General Category - 96%
For EWS Category - 95.65%
For OBC Category - 94.84%
For SC/ ST Category - 50%.
For General Category - 96%
For EWS Category - 95.65%
For OBC Category - 94.84%
For SC/ ST Category - 50%.
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Deeksha Dixit
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No, unlike a popular misconception, the B.Com degree is not compulsory if you want to become a CA. The CA is a professional course like the MBA. After completing the 12th grade, you can enroll in this course through the CPT route. If you are looking to do CA after graduation, you must have a degree by the time you apply for the CA Intermediate. You can apply with any degree, like B.Sc. Or B.A. To pursue the CA course. The B.Com is typically recommended because it is relevant for the CA programme. You will learn the fundamentals of commerce and accounting in B.Com which will also be covered in your CA course. Hence, you can prefer it if
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Chandra Prakash Bihari
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This is a problem I guess all the students pursuing professional courses are facing. Yes, that's right there may be a clash, but you can change the dates by just giving them an application in mass.
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