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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma
Guide-Level 12
Dear Falguni,
If you are determined to become CA, then go for CA foundation after class 12th. It will make an easy way for you to kick start your career. All the Best for your future.
If you are determined to become CA, then go for CA foundation after class 12th. It will make an easy way for you to kick start your career. All the Best for your future.
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Ankur Sharma
Contributor-Level 7
Well, as you know you won't be able to explain anything without a reason, which you will be able if you study science. Science has no end or it cannot be divided into stream, but it depends on you that where you want to see yourself working. Like, you can go for research and development department or NDT.
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Deepti Singh
Guide-Level 12
Yes, definitely a candidate from any stream can study sociology. You can do graduation course after class 12th, which is a three year degree course.
After completing graduation, you can also do Master's degree in sociology and even research works also.
One can excel in this subject if he/she has real eagerness about this field which is all about reading and understanding human nature and behavior.
After completing graduation, you can also do Master's degree in sociology and even research works also.
One can excel in this subject if he/she has real eagerness about this field which is all about reading and understanding human nature and behavior.
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Ritu Bhandari
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
To apply for BBA course, you should have a completed class 12th examination from a recognized School or equivalent qualification. And, you must secure at least 50% aggregate marks in the examination. 5% relaxation is given to the reserved categories. There is no entrance examination for BBA course, but some of top colleges conduct BBA entrance examination.
Admission Procedure of BBA course: - Merit as well as Personal Interview.
Mostly all colleges have started issuing application forms. You have to fill the application form then submit in the office. They short list the merit candidates and call them for the Personal Interview .
To apply for BBA course, you should have a completed class 12th examination from a recognized School or equivalent qualification. And, you must secure at least 50% aggregate marks in the examination. 5% relaxation is given to the reserved categories. There is no entrance examination for BBA course, but some of top colleges conduct BBA entrance examination.
Admission Procedure of BBA course: - Merit as well as Personal Interview.
Mostly all colleges have started issuing application forms. You have to fill the application form then submit in the office. They short list the merit candidates and call them for the Personal Interview .
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Piyush Mittal
Contributor-Level 9
You should go with CLAT course, because it is a course that is in much demand in future, if you are from a commerce background.
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Anirudh AgrawalIIM Bangalore | IIT Delhi
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Adrita,
IIM Bangalore as such does not have any minimum cutoff percentage in class 10th, 12th or Bachelors, which you need to clear. However, it assigns a weight of 50% (20% for 10th, 10% for 12th and 20% for bachelors score) and thus, it would be difficult to get a call from IIM Bangalore (refer to http://www.iimb.ac.in/sites/default/files/iimb-pgp-admission-process.pdf). IIM Ahmedabad on the other hand has a minimum cutoff percentage which is set at 80 percentile score. Thus, looking at your graduation score, it would be impossible to get a call from IIMA (unless you are in top 20 percentile at your college, please refer to https:/
IIM Bangalore as such does not have any minimum cutoff percentage in class 10th, 12th or Bachelors, which you need to clear. However, it assigns a weight of 50% (20% for 10th, 10% for 12th and 20% for bachelors score) and thus, it would be difficult to get a call from IIM Bangalore (refer to http://www.iimb.ac.in/sites/default/files/iimb-pgp-admission-process.pdf). IIM Ahmedabad on the other hand has a minimum cutoff percentage which is set at 80 percentile score. Thus, looking at your graduation score, it would be impossible to get a call from IIMA (unless you are in top 20 percentile at your college, please refer to https:/
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rahul r
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Eligibility for Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery:
As a minimum criterion of eligibility, aspiring candidates need to have completed 10+2 or equivalent qualification, with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and ideally Sanskrit as main subjects.
Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery: Admission Process
Process of admission to the course may vary across institutes. Some institutes conduct their own entrance exams for selecting and admitting candidates, while some select students on the basis of their score at the 10+2 level alone, compulsorily completed with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as main subjects.
As a minimum criterion of eligibility, aspiring candidates need to have completed 10+2 or equivalent qualification, with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and ideally Sanskrit as main subjects.
Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery: Admission Process
Process of admission to the course may vary across institutes. Some institutes conduct their own entrance exams for selecting and admitting candidates, while some select students on the basis of their score at the 10+2 level alone, compulsorily completed with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as main subjects.
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