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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
It's very difficult to get admission at this low score. Generally cut off is around 50% in graduation. You can check with respective Institutes of your interest if they offer seats at below cut-off scores.
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Megha BhardwajI would love to offer my helping hands..
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Hi,
If you are already in a regular study, you need to think and decide about the urgency and reason to why you want to do CA as well along with MBA!
You can definitely do as much stidy as you wish, but only if you will take it further as a career. It's totally upto you.
I suggest you to focus on your MBA
regards
If you are already in a regular study, you need to think and decide about the urgency and reason to why you want to do CA as well along with MBA!
You can definitely do as much stidy as you wish, but only if you will take it further as a career. It's totally upto you.
I suggest you to focus on your MBA
regards
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Neha Somani
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Hi Arzoo,
It's mandatory to attend college. In order to appear for final exams, you need to maintain 75% attendance.
Working and parallelly studying won't be possible here.
Give it a thought and keep trying for the right thing
Good luck!
It's mandatory to attend college. In order to appear for final exams, you need to maintain 75% attendance.
Working and parallelly studying won't be possible here.
Give it a thought and keep trying for the right thing
Good luck!
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Alpana SinhaCareer Counselor, 5 years experience
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Hi Sahil,
Your question is incomplete, you did not mention your academic profile, percentage, etc. basis which answer could be given.
Your question is incomplete, you did not mention your academic profile, percentage, etc. basis which answer could be given.
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Aarush Malhotra
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Do not opt for a distance learning course, if - you like social learning if you are an extremely outgoing person and the boundary of the house can't restrict you. Do not do distance learning if you like face to face interaction with faculties if you are bad at disciplines.
Distance learning is however extremely beneficial for you if you are working somewhere, can not cover the distances necessary for you to reach the university you want to study if you have lots of responsibilities at home.
Distance learning, contrary to what some people think, is actually a far-sighted, holistic and noble learning solution that empowers everyone to stud
Distance learning is however extremely beneficial for you if you are working somewhere, can not cover the distances necessary for you to reach the university you want to study if you have lots of responsibilities at home.
Distance learning, contrary to what some people think, is actually a far-sighted, holistic and noble learning solution that empowers everyone to stud
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