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New answer posted•7 years ago
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Yes, Institute of Distance and Open Learning - University of Mumbai offers course of Master of Commerce (M.Com.)
The total fees for the course is Rs, 4,950.
The total fees for the course is Rs, 4,950.
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Can I get admission in RGIT with 70 percent? I have completed Diploma in mechanical engineering.
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Asked by Vivek
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7 years ago
Yes, you can get. Please apply through State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra State website http://cetcell.mahacet.org/ through direct second year engineering (DSE) tab. Complete your registration process and make necessary payment. The admission are based on centralized admission process (CAP
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Hi, MET Institute of Management, Bandra West, Mumbai offers a 2-year full-time Masters in Management Studies course with a total fee of Rs. 1.99 lakhs. This Course offers specialization in Marketing, Finance, Operations, Human Resources and Systems / IT. According to last year placement records, the
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is there any gym for students , if yes then is it included in hostel charges ?
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Asked by Mukul
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7 years ago
The authorities will be able to answer you on this at the best. Usually, the gym is included in the hostel fees itself and you need not pay any extra for this.
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I am 58 years old, I am a science graduate, Would I be eligible for a degree in law, or is there an " age restriction ".
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Asked by Anil
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7 years ago
You are eligible for studying law. The bar council has removed all age restrictions.
All the best.
All the best.
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Can I get admission for LL.B. 3 years without giving any entrance exam if than can you please suggest me colleges in Mumbai.
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Asked by Mufaddal
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7 years ago
Hi,
You can apply to any private colleges offering 3 year law course. Otherwise, it is not possible. The private universities also take an entrance exam, but that's just for formality.
You can apply to any private colleges offering 3 year law course. Otherwise, it is not possible. The private universities also take an entrance exam, but that's just for formality.
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7 years ago
Hi Pooja,
In DU SOL :-
PG Admissions are offered under two categories, I. e. , Entrance and Merit-based. For PG Courses, 50% seats of the total are filled through merit and remaining 50% seats are filled based on entrance test, GD or PI (if any). If you have not appeared for any entrance then try on
In DU SOL :-
PG Admissions are offered under two categories, I. e. , Entrance and Merit-based. For PG Courses, 50% seats of the total are filled through merit and remaining 50% seats are filled based on entrance test, GD or PI (if any). If you have not appeared for any entrance then try on
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I have completed 10th from SSC board with 78.20% can i get admissio for Diploma in Food Technology?
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Asked by Rhutuja
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7 years ago
Yes, you can get admission for Diploma in food technology.
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Can I be eligible to take admission in Indian Institute of Distance Material Management course?
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Asked by Darshan
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7 years ago
Yes, you can to get the admission, only if you score more than 50% marks in class 12th in your best four subject, and then you have to clear your entrance test for the admission.
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