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PINNINTI NAVEEN

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To pursue a Diploma in financial accounting, an aspiring candidate must: Have passed 10+2 from a recognised board of education, for example, CBSE ICSE etc.

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Khushi charan Sharma

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There is no mandatory rule to take mathematics in class 12th. All you need to have passed in 10+2 in arts/science/arts from a recognized board with minimal 50% aggregate marks and the marks may vary in different colleges.

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Kuldeep Shukla

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No, you are not eligible because it's required Bachelor's degree in economics or law.

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Gungun Dhanotiya

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Yes, you are eligible for applying in a government job and also to educational institutions but if you are 21+ then you can apply for a government job.

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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Eligibility criteria:
Applicants are required to have attained the age of 18 Applicants who have passed the English Language in Year 10 High School qualification or equivalent can demonstrate it as proof of English Language Proficiency
IELTS: Marks - 5.5/9
The Diploma in Accounting and Finance to demonstrate a sound knowledge of the basic underlying academic concepts and principles associated with the broader discipline of Accounting and Finance
The Diploma in Accounting and Finance aims to provide students with knowledge and skills that will enable them to follow a career in all areas of accounting and
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Manisha Tiwari

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Top companies prefer 60-70 percent but you can get placed in any company based on skills. Graduation marks matter a lot.

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Abhishek RayManagement student

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First of all, you have to pass in all subjects in 12th standard and then you have to take admission in any UG course and after that, you will be able to do MBA.

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Nisha MishraYou are the only one, who can change your own life

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BBA Entrance Exam date-Application open:1st week of march-1st week of may
application close-1st week of April-3rd week of July
exam-1st week of may-1st week of July
Eligibility-
12 with minimum 50%
fees-
60,000-4,00,000 (based on college).

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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Hi. Yes you can. Admission for MBA Finance course requires the aspirant to complete their undergraduate degree with a minimum average of 50% aggregate marks from a recognised university or college in any relevant discipline. There are no age limits for pursuing this course as it is open to students who meet the required criteria. Along with essential criteria, students must have cleared the standard entrance examination with good scores. Work experience is preferred, and it is not mandatory.

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