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Puneesh Rawat
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Options in Pune are very limited, so you can check for India:
Few Top Colleges (Under-graduation)
Indraprastha College for Women
St. Xavier's College
Christ University
Symbiosis Centre of Media & Communication
Indraprastha University
Few Top Colleges (Under-graduation)
Indraprastha College for Women
St. Xavier's College
Christ University
Symbiosis Centre of Media & Communication
Indraprastha University
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aayush verma
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Candidate must have passed 10+2 from recognized board. Interested candidates can apply online with the required information.
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Arpit Sharma
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The cut-off for Maharashtra candidate is somewhere around 85% and for non-Maharashtra candidate it is around 90%.
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Ramit Arora
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Check out the list of B.Com government colleges in Pune:
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/b-com-colleges-Pune?ct[]=174&bc[]=6&rf=filters&cs[]=221&uaf[]=course_status (Copy paste the entire link on the browser). .
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/b-com-colleges-Pune?ct[]=174&bc[]=6&rf=filters&cs[]=221&uaf[]=course_status (Copy paste the entire link on the browser). .
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Sunanda Singh
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Candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board in order to be eligible.
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Anu AnkitaSEO Analyst
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Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM) Admission Process:
* First thing would undoubtedly be to shortlist colleges that match your preferences, financial capacity, and location.
* Collecting the admission forms and submitting them should be done the next step. The forms can be collected from the colleges' campuses or can be downloaded online from the institutions' website.
* Some institutes would need you to clear an entrance exam. The details of the same such as date, format, and location will be provided on the college website.
* The merit list is put out after the entrance exam or 10+2 scores are released. If you feature in the list, the fi
* First thing would undoubtedly be to shortlist colleges that match your preferences, financial capacity, and location.
* Collecting the admission forms and submitting them should be done the next step. The forms can be collected from the colleges' campuses or can be downloaded online from the institutions' website.
* Some institutes would need you to clear an entrance exam. The details of the same such as date, format, and location will be provided on the college website.
* The merit list is put out after the entrance exam or 10+2 scores are released. If you feature in the list, the fi
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Shekhar Gundalwar
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The college is good, regarding studies and about the Placement also. About the Placement, around 75% of the batch is placed up till now. And, the average package is 5.8, so it depends on you if you want to apply or not.
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