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Dhruv Garg
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Yes, there are many concepts which are repeated in the JEE Mains. But it's very hard questions would be repeated. But previous year is very important. Best wishes to you.
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Abhishek nandgowli
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The aggregate marks for the M.Com is 50% and above. Some colleges are now taking M.Com distance entrance exams. Thank you.
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Nitesh Kumar Tiwari
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Yes, you can pursue B.Com from School of Open Learning (SOL) at the University of Delhi and Philosophy (Hons. ). From Hansraj College, which is a regular college affiliated with the University of Delhi, simultaneously. However, it's important to keep in mind that studying two full-time courses at the same time can be demanding and may require a great deal of time management and dedication. It's a good idea to discuss your plan with the admission officers at both institutions to ensure that you understand their policies and requirements for concurrent enrollment. They may be able to provide you with more information on the specific work
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Yash Kumar
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No, you can't get admission in between of the semester. For regular, you have to start from the beginning.
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Aalisha Rizvi
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It depends on whether you've passed group 1 or you are preparing to give both groups in single attempt. I have also pursued a full time course at a reputed University along with CMA course, but I always gave preference to my professional course over graduation. Hence you also need to prioritise your actions. You need to study in the evening or on weekends for the CMA exams. Take your time, no need to hurry for the next attempt. You should be well prepared when you appear for the next attempt because your marks matter.
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Pratham Bhandari
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If you have scored less in your improvement marks, then you can surely go with your class 12th improvement marksheet. Calculate the percentage required for admission and if that is satisfied from your original marksheet then it's no problem. You can only use your original marksheet.
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