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I got 74% in hsc can i get admission in sydenham for fybcom plus im doing CA so is sydenham good for it ? Will i get supporting teachers ?
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3 years ago
Sydenham college is one of the colleges where many Bcom students pursue CA. So, you can call it a good choice. You should write letter and submit your CA registered form to your class teacher or principal. They will support you if you make them aware of the fact.
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Will I be able to secure admission in Xavier's (XIMR) in 2020 with 85% percentile in MBA-CET under minority quota or ILS seats?
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3 years ago
Yes, you can get admission based upon the available seats
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I'm a commerce graduate. How can I pursue clinical physiology at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai and make a living?
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3 years ago
Hii MM
Yes. You Can
Do not look down to knowledge gained or time invested in getting a commerce degree. Rather, consider it a plus, that you are now soon going to be knowledgeable in 2 fields - commerce and psychology.
Yes. You Can
Do not look down to knowledge gained or time invested in getting a commerce degree. Rather, consider it a plus, that you are now soon going to be knowledgeable in 2 fields - commerce and psychology.
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Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) has provided a passage to enormous opportunities of international placements. Various bachelors courses and senior secondary school students have been selected to work for a reputed Saudi Arabia based company
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I want to know about the latest cutoff information for B.S. in Economics at IIT Bombay.
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Asked by Sudarshan
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3 years ago
The latest cutoff information for B.S. in Economics at IIT Bombay-
Opening rank: 749 and closing rank: 4431
Opening rank: 749 and closing rank: 4431
New answer posted•3 years ago
I dropped Maths from std IX and currently doing XII th Commerce CBSE. Can I successfully complete the above course?
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Asked by Asha

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3 years ago
Yes, there is no problem in that. If you think that Maths is your weak area, then it's a wise decision, drop the subject as it can have a negative impact on your 12th board results. Don't get persuaded by your peers or relatives.
Just do what suits you the best.
Just do what suits you the best.
New answer posted•3 years ago
Does bmcse accept MAT for MBA Admission. If yes then what is the cut off.
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Asked by Astha
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3 years ago
Yes, BMSCE accepts MAT for MBA Admission and the cut-off is 90 percentile.
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3 years ago
Based on previous year's cutoff trends, you need to have a rank of around 2,000 in JEE Advanced. However, for top branches, you need to get a rank under 100 in JEE.
1. To get into top branches like computer Science and engineering at IIT Bombay, you need to get AJEE Advance rank of around 65.
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1. To get into top branches like computer Science and engineering at IIT Bombay, you need to get AJEE Advance rank of around 65.
2. To
New answer posted•3 years ago
Does TISS have a course in psychology for engineering graduates?
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Asked by Sunandawarrier
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3 years ago
Engineering and social sciences are totally different sciences. One cannot really compare these two streams. There are some courses which demand specific degree for applying eg: clinical psychology, MBA etc. The remaining courses ask for any degree. You can go through the courses mentioned on the we