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Deepak Yadavlive the life the way you want.
Contributor-Level 9
The dictionary meaning allied is having or being in close association. Therefore, the allied subject means connected subject of your course or Diploma which will be practically used in future.
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Aneesh RamI write to wrap my mind amidst of chaos!
Contributor-Level 6
If you are from commerce background, you have a huge opportunity the following are list of course, you can opt for
law with Honours:
B.Com
BBA
c. A
icwa
CS
cma
B.Sc computer Science, computer technology, software system
B.Sc psychology
B.A English literature
Integrated BBA-MBA form IIM, Indore or other university like SRM, LPU. Integrated M.Sc in Computer Technology
BA journalism and mass communication
B.Des interior design, apparel design, textile design, leather tech etc.
All the best.
law with Honours:
B.Com
BBA
c. A
icwa
CS
cma
B.Sc computer Science, computer technology, software system
B.Sc psychology
B.A English literature
Integrated BBA-MBA form IIM, Indore or other university like SRM, LPU. Integrated M.Sc in Computer Technology
BA journalism and mass communication
B.Des interior design, apparel design, textile design, leather tech etc.
All the best.
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Ayush Thakur
Contributor-Level 10
Hello,
IELTS's minimum level is 6.5 bands, with a minimum of 6.0 in speaking/listening (no exception will be made on this requirement).
IELTS's minimum level is 6.5 bands, with a minimum of 6.0 in speaking/listening (no exception will be made on this requirement).
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Aanchal AggarwalLooking out for others.
Guide-Level 11
Hi,
You have plenty of options:
1 Try CA by clearing CPT if you are good at accounts.
2 Do integrated BBA
3 Try CS
4 B.Com with some professional Diploma
5 Any graduation with language course.
6 If you are good at imagination then you can go for designing as well, etc.
You have plenty of options:
1 Try CA by clearing CPT if you are good at accounts.
2 Do integrated BBA
3 Try CS
4 B.Com with some professional Diploma
5 Any graduation with language course.
6 If you are good at imagination then you can go for designing as well, etc.
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pavan acharistruggling for something......
Guide-Level 11
Hi,
You can surely pursue BCA regardless of group taken in your +2. All the best.
You can surely pursue BCA regardless of group taken in your +2. All the best.
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Vibhor Kashyap
Guide-Level 12
The eligibility criteria for getting admission into Christ University for BCA is that a candidate must have studied their +2 from a recognised board of education and should have scored atleast 50% in +2. Students can be from any stream and can pursue BCA if they satisfy their criteria. The admission is also done on the basis of personal interview. If you want to learn programming languages which you will be studying in your BCA course then you can check out this app which is specially designed and developed for BCA students. It has programs and assignments of languages like C, C+ and Java with their outputs. You'll be studying these la
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Bhavna Sen
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Hello,
All bank have their joining eligibility and criteria, you need to check what matches and apply accordingly. The time is evolving and the companies now a days are looking at candidates who have the right certificates. If you planning to work as a Treasury Manager, Investment Counselors, Financial Consultants, Private Banking (RM), , etc. Than you can check NSE Academy website https://www.ncfm-india.com/ORE/OREGAFA.jsp, there is a programme GAFA, they also have placement assistance on successful completions of the programme. Hope this is helpful. Thanks Bhavna Sen.
All bank have their joining eligibility and criteria, you need to check what matches and apply accordingly. The time is evolving and the companies now a days are looking at candidates who have the right certificates. If you planning to work as a Treasury Manager, Investment Counselors, Financial Consultants, Private Banking (RM), , etc. Than you can check NSE Academy website https://www.ncfm-india.com/ORE/OREGAFA.jsp, there is a programme GAFA, they also have placement assistance on successful completions of the programme. Hope this is helpful. Thanks Bhavna Sen.
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neha trivedi
Guide-Level 12
Hello,
The minimum requirement to join pg diploma program is bachelor degree.
Since you have done till SY B.Com, it would be difficult for you to get into the pg diploma course.
The minimum requirement to join pg diploma program is bachelor degree.
Since you have done till SY B.Com, it would be difficult for you to get into the pg diploma course.
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Vibhor Kashyap
Guide-Level 12
Yes, commerce students too can pursue BCA without any problem. The general eligibility criteria for getting admission into BCA is that the candidate must have scored atleast 45% in their +2 board exams. This criteria differs from university to university, so you might have to consider a university which suits your criteria.
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Vibhor Kashyap
Guide-Level 12
Yes, you are eligible for admission into BCA. The minimum requirement for admission into BCA is that the candidate must have scored at least 45% in their +2. If you are able to satisfy this requirement, then you too can pursue BCA.
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