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palak mahajan

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Hi Megha yes you can do distant education in B.Ed. For this you have to get yourself registered under IGNOU. And when the actual examination dates arrived fill in the centre nearby and give the exams. And yes with 50% marks in B.Com you are eligible.

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Shashank sharan

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I want to tell you that if you want to do CA then you can choose any one of these - B.Com or B.Com honours, but I will suggest that you have to take B.Com honours because it has more value than general B.Com and the syllabus is also the same with CA so if you prepare for your CA then automatically you cover your B.Com honours syllabus. But if you want to take B.Com honours in big university like Delhi University then you must have Maths in your 12th standard. Do prepare for CA and All the best to you.

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Shashank sharan

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Yes, there are chances of getting admission into St. Xavier's, Kolkata for B.Com (H) at percentage of 95 CBSE provided you have Maths and English as compulsory papers.

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Anil Bandharapu

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Hi, Christ University is good one actually. According to government rules a student can do both courses at a same time. If you can manage your college timings, you can do it. VLSI you say If you want to join in that you need to know more about Science subjects.

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Anil Bandharapu

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B.Com with CA program is offered by Christ University, Bangalore is a good course. The minimum cut-off for commerce is around 80%, and the minimum percentage for science is around 90%. But less than that are also selected based on some tests. All the best to you.

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Shashank sharan

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If you want to take admission in Delhi University colleges then Maths is compulsory in 12th if you want to do B.Com honours but for B.Com programme there is no criteria. First you have to clear CUET and then you will get admitted. All the best.

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