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Piyush Baid
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Yes, it is possible to pursue a Ph.D. in Economics after completing a PGDM in Finance. However, it may depend on the specific admission requirements and prerequisites of the Ph.D. programme you are interested in. Generally, most Ph.D. programs in Economics require a strong foundation in mathematics, Statistics and micro and macroeconomics. It is recommended that you research the specific Ph.D. programs you are interested in and speak with academic advisors or faculty members in those programs to determine the feasibility of your transition from PGDM in Finance to a Ph.D. programme in Economics.
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SAKSHI GARG
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The Institute of Home Economics, Delhi University offers a Certificate Course in Sports Health and Fitness. Here are some details about the course:
Duration: The course is for a duration of 6 months. Eligibility: Candidates who have completed their 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognised board are eligible to apply for this course.
Course Curriculum: The course curriculum is designed to provide students with a basic understanding of sports health and fitness. The topics covered in the course include anatomy, physiology, exercise physiology, nutrition, sports psychology, and sports injuries.
Course Fees: The total course fees fo
Duration: The course is for a duration of 6 months. Eligibility: Candidates who have completed their 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognised board are eligible to apply for this course.
Course Curriculum: The course curriculum is designed to provide students with a basic understanding of sports health and fitness. The topics covered in the course include anatomy, physiology, exercise physiology, nutrition, sports psychology, and sports injuries.
Course Fees: The total course fees fo
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Saikat Sinha
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According to CBSE Class 12 question pattern. It will consist of 2 sections: -
Section A-Macroeconomics
Section B-Indian Economic Development.
20 MCQ's of 1 marks
4 short type questions of 3 marks
6 short type questions of 4 marks
4 Long type questions of 6 marks.
Section A-Macroeconomics
Section B-Indian Economic Development.
20 MCQ's of 1 marks
4 short type questions of 3 marks
6 short type questions of 4 marks
4 Long type questions of 6 marks.
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Muhsina Mahadi
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There is a variety of best universities for part time classes. Some of them are:
-NMIMS
-Online Manipal
-LPU online
-IGNOU
These all have certain amount as fees but still it's worth. BFM (Bachelor of financial market) is a
3 years full time undergraduate course, affiliated to University of Mumbai. The BFM course provides comprehensive training to students in the field of Financial Market by way of interaction, projects, presentations, industrial visits, practical training, job orientation and placements. Some of the best colleges for BFM are.
ICLES Motilal Jhunjhunwala College of Arts, Commerce & Science. Jai Hind College. K. J. Somaiya Col
-NMIMS
-Online Manipal
-LPU online
-IGNOU
These all have certain amount as fees but still it's worth. BFM (Bachelor of financial market) is a
3 years full time undergraduate course, affiliated to University of Mumbai. The BFM course provides comprehensive training to students in the field of Financial Market by way of interaction, projects, presentations, industrial visits, practical training, job orientation and placements. Some of the best colleges for BFM are.
ICLES Motilal Jhunjhunwala College of Arts, Commerce & Science. Jai Hind College. K. J. Somaiya Col
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Mohammad Sarfaraz Khan
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Yes, you can get a seat. The cutoff mark is 40 percent. All the very best. Hope this answer helps.
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Muhsina Mahadi
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In my opinion, go for economics. Pondicherry University have the best environment and curriculum for economics. It provides quality education. Placements: The department of economics invites the students for placement in various MNCs and national companies like SPI Global, Infosys Chennai, Cognizant Chennai.
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Avani Jain
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There is only one criteria that is you should've got more than 48% in your graduation. The last date to register for the same has not yet come, you can apply anytime right now.
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Srishti gusain
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Dr. Bhimrao ambedkar or shyam lal college, as the both are comparatively better. Most people opt for shyam lal college as they prefer it as slightly better than the others, as far as academics is concerned. The average fee is 20,500 per year.
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Srishti gusain
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The latest data shows 740 out of 3000.
For OBC - 405 out of 1335
For SC - 323 out of 660
For ST - 31 out of 35.
The university releases the cutoff on its official website.
For OBC - 405 out of 1335
For SC - 323 out of 660
For ST - 31 out of 35.
The university releases the cutoff on its official website.
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Nishant Kumar
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There are a lot of seats left in B.Com you just need to get good servalance for different universities in India and then you can get good university and get admission in it.
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