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Nageshwar singh bandral BandralEnlightened others is my main purpose .......

Guide-Level 11

Hi Jaya,
Chandigarh University is the best among all universities in Chandigarh and India. This provides the best of your course and helps you to attain you dreams earlier. Thanks and visit:
www.cuchd.in

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Shaji K P

Beginner-Level 4

First, you do your UG in B.Com. Then opt for CA. This requires you to be registered with a CA practitioner and learn while you train. This is a somewhat demanding task and hence very tough. But at the end, last laugh will be yours.
CFA is also a demanding task, but you can have it as a side one. But CFA qualifies you to be a professional in the financial market. CA enables you to be part of all fields and also independent.
Both have their own tracks to tread on.

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palak sahjournalism student

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Hi Shubham,
To apply for UGC NET exam candidates will have to score at least 55% from a recognised university/college in their Master's degree exams (in departments such as Social Science, Humanities, Education, Computer Science, Electronic Science, etc.). It must be noted that candidates belonging to categories ST/SC/PwD/OBC will require a minimum 50% to apply for UGC NET exam. It is advised that candidates appear on the subject of their Master's degree course only.
Candidates are not required to send any documents or certificates in support of their eligibility to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The upper age limit f
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anup kumarPaasionate enthusiasts and hard smart working

Contributor-Level 7

Here is the list of courses which you should opt after 12th.
Yes, definitely it is a good career which can endeavor greater skills of banking in your life:
B.Com. (Bachelor of Commerce)
Bachelor of Economics
CA (Chartered Accountancy)
B.Com. (Banking and Finance)
B.Com. (Banking)
B.Com. (Banking and Insurance)
B.Com. (Banking and Taxation)
BBA in Banking and Finance
BBA in Banking and Insurance
B.Sc. In Banking and Finance
BA (Banking)
BBA + MBA (Integrated course).

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Akansha Dhimanjournalism student

Contributor-Level 8

As per the admission criteria of Sardar Patel University, the candidate should first register and apply online with required information and then merit screening is done on the basis of marks scored acedemics by the candidate.
All the best.

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Aarti Singh

Guide-Level 14

Dear Roshan,
I feel you should go for B.Tech as it is a professional degree and has wider career opportunities. Biotechnology is a branch that has come up very fast. On one hand, it caters to the industrial sector such as food and beverages industry, textiles industry, biological products, medicines and pharmaceuticals while on the other hand this branch of Science caters to the requirements of agriculture, animal husbandry, nutrition and environmental conservation.
Because of the commendable scope in this field today it is one of the best career options. There is a great demand for biotechnical experts in countless industries and secto
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Shail Oberoi

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For pursuing part-time /correspondence MBA, you need to fulfil the following conditions:
1. You need to be a graduate with a minimum of 50% marks.
2. You need to have a work experience of minimum 3 years in case you are gainfully employed then another option that you can consider is Executive MBA.

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