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AELIA RIZVITeam guy,Enthusiastic,Flexible,Adaptive,Learner.
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You can expect the process to end by the end of the next month. Stay positive.
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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer
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Yes, you can change it. You should go through the concern department in the Delhi University.
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Savikram Sandhu
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No, changing of subjects is not really possible, but you can still check with your college authorities.
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Saumya Singhthe important thing is not to stop questionin
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Try out the workbooks of various writers available in the market. They have the details of English and Hindi literature chapters.
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Priyanka Panchalpeaceful
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There are many courses after class 12th Science. If you have completed class 12th Science in biology, then the best option for you is MBBS. Besides MBBS, you can also do BHMS BAMS BNYS, Bachelor of physiotherapy etc. And, if you have passed class 12th with Maths, then you can do engineering. Moreover, B.Sc is also a good option for a Science student. So, it's your choice, what is best for you.
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Megha BhardwajI would love to offer my helping hands..
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Hi Shilpa,
You need not worry. If you are not so good or comfortable with English Language, please feel free to go for M.Com in Hindi only. Because, if you will not understand what you are studying or being taught, there is no use of taking English. In the meanwhile, I would advise you to do some English speaking course through online mode, like youtube etc. People should feel comfortable in whatever they do and should not do things for sake of doing. If possible, learn Basic English in a few month and make yourself a bit settled in English language. May be, then you can do M.Com in English. Else, go only for Hindi for now, so that you
You need not worry. If you are not so good or comfortable with English Language, please feel free to go for M.Com in Hindi only. Because, if you will not understand what you are studying or being taught, there is no use of taking English. In the meanwhile, I would advise you to do some English speaking course through online mode, like youtube etc. People should feel comfortable in whatever they do and should not do things for sake of doing. If possible, learn Basic English in a few month and make yourself a bit settled in English language. May be, then you can do M.Com in English. Else, go only for Hindi for now, so that you
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Mehak Seth
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Yes, you can apply for postgraduation of Journalism but, it is totally depends on the university or college. There are some universities or college who only wants bachelor's or journalism, not other stream but also, there are various college or universaties available in india may admit students from other streams as well.
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Avishek PradhanLaw Enthusiast helping other Law Enthusiasts.
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I guess you are asking what is better?
Well according to me, regular learning is far better than distance because you actually get to learn your subjects but whereas in distance learning, there is very less scope of actual learning and so I prefer regular learning. But this is just my opinion. It could vary from person to person.
Well according to me, regular learning is far better than distance because you actually get to learn your subjects but whereas in distance learning, there is very less scope of actual learning and so I prefer regular learning. But this is just my opinion. It could vary from person to person.
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