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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
Yes, you can do B.Com with CA course, but it becomes difficult for a regular student to do both the things, otherwise CA syllabus is almost same as B.Com's syllabus. And now it's legally allowed to pursue two courses together.

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3 years ago
Either you can complete the B.Com course and then do the business law, or you can give entrance exam and enter into business law course if a college is allowing you to.

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Nidhi Singh
3 years ago
This is a 5-year degree and the total fee for this degree is INR 1.98 Lakhs. The criteria for taking admission for LLB in Khalsa College of Law is about 45% marks of 12th. There are two courses which are B.A LLB and B.Com LLB. So, you can take admission in this college easily.

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Hello Venkat Sujatha, this perhaps the oldest flying schools in India, does not prescribe any cutoffs for admission. All it requires is minimum 50% marks in 12th with Physics and Maths as subjects. It's then the inter se merit of all those who apply that will decide the success in admission. Best wi

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3 years ago
Firstly, tell us which course you want to opt for,
Secondly, for getting admission in any course you need.
Your marks of 12th standard, it doesn't matter more if you have failed in first year. You can continue it also by giving the exams again (supplementary exam).

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Hello Atharva, this is perhaps the oldest flying school in India. There is no cutoff prescribed for admission. However prospective students must have passed 12th with Physics and Maths with 50% marks. Further details can be read in the attached link. https://www.shiksha.com/college/the-bombay-flying

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3 years ago

Candidates can check their results for TIFR GS by clicking on the entrance test link present on the website of TIFR.

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Dinesh upadhyay
3 years ago
Last year, the cut off for Diploma in Electrical Engineering at Government Polytechnic College Pune was around 85.60 (general category).

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3 years ago
There is no BA LLB course in this college.
BBA: 26,000
B.Sc: 18,471
M.Sc: 48,000
BA: 15,771
B.Com {Hons.}: 24,000

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