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Hi Mihir,
Yes, you can pursue BHM even after completing your class 12th in commerce, arts, science or any other stream. Hotel Management is a skill based programme. For proper career counseling, kindly visit our institute at Plot No-823C, Bhamburda, Nr Corporation Bus Stand, Shivaji Nagar,Pune – 411005.
Yes, you can pursue BHM even after completing your class 12th in commerce, arts, science or any other stream. Hotel Management is a skill based programme. For proper career counseling, kindly visit our institute at Plot No-823C, Bhamburda, Nr Corporation Bus Stand, Shivaji Nagar,Pune – 411005.
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Sibani Sonowal
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Hi Madhurjya,
Don't think that way. There are a lot of Assamese people in Delhi too.
I'm an Assamese and I'm pursuing B.Com (Hons) from SRCC, Delhi University. It's absolutely fine and normal for you to take admission in any college you want and anywhere in the world.
And talking about the communication, Delhi has a mixture of people from all parts of the country. Hindi and English are the two languages mostly used here.
Don't think that way. There are a lot of Assamese people in Delhi too.
I'm an Assamese and I'm pursuing B.Com (Hons) from SRCC, Delhi University. It's absolutely fine and normal for you to take admission in any college you want and anywhere in the world.
And talking about the communication, Delhi has a mixture of people from all parts of the country. Hindi and English are the two languages mostly used here.
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Sibani Sonowal
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Yes, it is compulsory to get passing marks in maths. But it's not compulsory to add it in your best four percentage.
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Mukul JainI am really passionate about what i do.
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Yes, it is possible but you have to do hard work because after two years you have to face maths which will be difficult for you.
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