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Devi singh
Guide-Level 11
Admission in M.com in Delhi University is done through two modes:
Direct admission on the basis of percentage secured in graduation
Through Entrance Test
Entrance test of the M.com is divided into 4 categories:
Economics
Accounting
Business mathematics and statistics
Management, Law and income tax
If you want to secure decent score then go through last year's question papers which are available at the photocopy shop in Delhi School of Economics.
Spend your time in evaluating from which portions questions are being asked. Once you have done that then revise from your books.
Direct admission on the basis of percentage secured in graduation
Through Entrance Test
Entrance test of the M.com is divided into 4 categories:
Economics
Accounting
Business mathematics and statistics
Management, Law and income tax
If you want to secure decent score then go through last year's question papers which are available at the photocopy shop in Delhi School of Economics.
Spend your time in evaluating from which portions questions are being asked. Once you have done that then revise from your books.
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Amey pownikar
Beginner-Level 5
Hi,
See attempting a paper is as crucial as preparation, see first analyse the whole syllabus and find out which topic you are lacking, clear all concepts thoroughly, learn all the formula by heart.
In exam, you have to avoid mistakes of calculations and misjudging the question.
Don't waste too much time on a single question. If you get stuck just move on to another one.
Have self-confidence, if you are prepared well, you will do well.
Attempt your question paper in 2-attempts.
In the first attempt just solve those question in which you are confident. If you start getting correct answers, it will boost your confidence and you may start to so
See attempting a paper is as crucial as preparation, see first analyse the whole syllabus and find out which topic you are lacking, clear all concepts thoroughly, learn all the formula by heart.
In exam, you have to avoid mistakes of calculations and misjudging the question.
Don't waste too much time on a single question. If you get stuck just move on to another one.
Have self-confidence, if you are prepared well, you will do well.
Attempt your question paper in 2-attempts.
In the first attempt just solve those question in which you are confident. If you start getting correct answers, it will boost your confidence and you may start to so
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Mukul Singh Pundir
Contributor-Level 10
The main topics that you need to focus on are verbal, quant, logical and general knowledge.
Quant also includes DI.
There's a book by Arihant but it's best if you get material from somewhere.
Ideally, you should join Pratham as it's the best institute when it comes to entrance preparation. (Bias towards Pratham as I was a a student there).
Make sure that you are up to date with class 12th maths as that's likely to be asked and it's a section of which most students are scared.
Gk is pretty basic but log on to clatgyaan and check out their yearly compendium.
Verbal is simple, logical reasoning needs a little practice though.
Finally, check out
Quant also includes DI.
There's a book by Arihant but it's best if you get material from somewhere.
Ideally, you should join Pratham as it's the best institute when it comes to entrance preparation. (Bias towards Pratham as I was a a student there).
Make sure that you are up to date with class 12th maths as that's likely to be asked and it's a section of which most students are scared.
Gk is pretty basic but log on to clatgyaan and check out their yearly compendium.
Verbal is simple, logical reasoning needs a little practice though.
Finally, check out
...more
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tanush bansal
Beginner-Level 5
Hi there,
You can get admission through Lateral Entry Entrance Test (LEET) after completing your Diploma. But if you are from general category then your Diploma percentage must be 60% or above to appear for the examination.
I hope this will help you.
Good luck.
You can get admission through Lateral Entry Entrance Test (LEET) after completing your Diploma. But if you are from general category then your Diploma percentage must be 60% or above to appear for the examination.
I hope this will help you.
Good luck.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Bachelor of Business Administration or BBA is a 3-year professional undergraduate course in Business Management, the minimum eligibility for which is class 12th from a recognized educational board with a minimum score of 50%. The course is divided into six semesters and comprises variants like BMS, BBM and BBS. It can also be pursued through Correspondence/ Distant learning modes and admission to the same is based on entrance tests carried out by different colleges and universities.
Some such entrance tests conducted by respective universities for admission into BBA course are:
IPU-CET
NMAT
SET
AIMA UGAT
Eligibility for BBA course
Interes
Some such entrance tests conducted by respective universities for admission into BBA course are:
IPU-CET
NMAT
SET
AIMA UGAT
Eligibility for BBA course
Interes
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GAURAV PRAJAPATI
Contributor-Level 9
FMS MBA is one of the cheapest MBA in world and placements are superb. Here are some stats and recruiters of FMS MBA graduates :
Batch Statistics:
No. of students in the batch are 218.
No. of students appearing for placements - 209, No. of students placed - 209, No. of students signed out/taking a placement holiday - 9, No. of offers made 224, No. of pre-placement offers accepted - 54,
No. of offers in the laterals - 44, No. of offers in the finals - 111, No. of companies confirming participation - 156, No. of companies that made offers - 81.
30% of the total offers were received for marketing and top recruiters were :
AB InBev, Akzonobel, A
Batch Statistics:
No. of students in the batch are 218.
No. of students appearing for placements - 209, No. of students placed - 209, No. of students signed out/taking a placement holiday - 9, No. of offers made 224, No. of pre-placement offers accepted - 54,
No. of offers in the laterals - 44, No. of offers in the finals - 111, No. of companies confirming participation - 156, No. of companies that made offers - 81.
30% of the total offers were received for marketing and top recruiters were :
AB InBev, Akzonobel, A
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Ashish Agarwal
Contributor-Level 6
MBA (Financial Management) is the name of course offered at DFS which is located in South Campus. There are other colleges in Delhi University North Campus which offer MBA program.
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