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Hello sir I scored 91.3 in hsc commerce I want admission in narsee monjee.
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Getting admission through management quota in Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics (NMCCE) can be a challenge, especially with the high competition and limited seats available. However, there are a few ways that you can increase your chances of getting admission. In this blog, we will dis
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Will I get admission in Jai Hind college for commerce Fyjc in Sindhi quota as my mom is Sindhi and I have secured 73.33% in 10 ICSE
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3 years ago
Jai Hind College, Mumbai is quite popular for offering the professional degree programmes at the undergraduate level. The college currently offers BA, BCom, B.Sc, B.Sc (IT), BMS, BMM, and other self financed courses under the discipline of finance and technology. The popular programmes of the Jai H
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I had cleared my Hsc (Commerce) with 50% in the year 2007. I'm a working woman, Can I get admission for further studies in this college?
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Yes, you can choose commerce with 50% in 10th and you can score good percentage. If you do a little hard work then also you can score much more better than what you have scored in your 10th. Commerce is the best stream according to me as it helps a lot not only focusing in study but also in extra cu
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B.Sc. Radio-imaging with distance with commerce.
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The duration of pursuing the B.Sc. Radiology & Imaging Technology Distance Education course is 3 years. The students get to learn in detail about various retailing and imaging technology concepts. The course is offered in the distance mode so that every student can continue their studies irrespectiv
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I have completed my M.Com with less than 55% I. e. 54%. Is there any university offering M.Phil or Ph.D. in commerce which I am eligible.
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3 years ago
Answe To Anil. M.Com Ph.D. is an integrated dual degree programme. Candidates seeking admission in the programme are required to complete B.Com. From a recognised university. M.Com. Ph.D. dual degree combines M.Com. And Ph.D. M.Com. Stands for Master of Commerce. It is a postgraduate programme in th
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I want to know about the fee structure at Gopalan College of Commerce for B.Com. in Corporate Administration.
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3 years ago
According to shiksha.com, the fees for B.Com. in Corporate Administration at Gopalan College of Commerce, Bangalore is around INR 50,000 per year. However, the exact fee structure for B.Com. in Corporate Administration at Gopalan College of Commerce for the academic year 2023 is not available in the
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Can a commerce student without maths apply for IPM? Which book should we refer for IPM?
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3 years ago
Yes, commerce without Math students can take the IPM entrance exam. The eligibility criteria for the IPM program at IIMs require the candidate to have completed their 10+2 education or equivalent in any stream, i.e., arts, commerce, or science.
Therefore, a student from a commerce background is
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Ofcourse you can get students of 12th with commerce can easily get seat in B.Com degree and then you can go to any the highest degree.
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The best option is to choose CA because the career of a chartered accountant is a ultimate career you can reach to the many MNC and government jobs too with high salary packages and perks.
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