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Scholar-Level 16
Check the latest prospectus as fees is subject to revision
Course/Duration/Fees
Bachelor of Commerce [B.Com]/3 year (s)/31,715
Bachelor of Commerce [B.Com] {Hons. }/3 year (s)/35,115
Master of Commerce [M.Com]/2 year (s)/21,883
Bachelor of Science [B.Sc]/3 year (s)/39,660. B.Com.Com. B.Com.
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Scholar-Level 16
Ramjas is an extremely good and well reputed college. It is one of the oldest colleges in du. You should definitely opt for it. It is the third the oldest college in Delhi. It offers BA (Hons) degree in music, English, Hindi Sanskrit, history, political science, economics, B.Sc. (Hons) degree in mathematics, chemistry, statistics, physics, botany, zoology, B.Com (Hons) degree, B.Com programme, BA Programme and B.Sc Programme in life sciences and physical sciences. It also provides certificate and Diploma courses in French, Korean, German, Japanese, Spanish, Chinese and Italian.
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Scholar-Level 17
New Delhi - FMS, IIFT IIT - DMS, IMI
Pune - SIBM, SCMHRD, PIBM, NIBM, PUMBA. P. S. These colleges do not admit "average students"
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Scholar-Level 17
Identify what interests you naturally.
Put classes you don't like into perspective.
Relate what you are studying to your daily life.
Examine your beliefs about school.
Identify stresses.
Don't be overly competitive.
Write down what you do and don't like.
Talk to your parents, family, and friends about school.
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DSM, DTU for MBA takes only CAT scores. The safe CAT percentile for all the courses is 65 percentile. Although different courses have different cut-offs.
Its a below average college. (It is not recommended to join this, but if you do not have any options left then go).
Good luck.
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