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5 months ago

The St. Joseph's College, West Bengal charges INR 200 as application fee for BCom programme . Students have to pay this fee after filling the application form and submitting all the documents. The fees payment is the last step of application process. This fee is non recoverable and one-time payable.

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5 months ago

Admission to St. Joseph's College, West Bengal is generally based on merit. But students can also take admission directly either through the management quota or reserved seats. The college reserved seats for some categories such as ST, SC and other reserved categories.

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New answer posted•5 months ago
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5 months ago

Admission to St. Joseph's College, West Bengal is generally based on merit. But students can also take admission directly either through the management quota or reserved seats. The college reserved seats for some categories such as ST, SC and other reserved categories.

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5 months ago

No, the BCom course at St. Joseph's College does not require any entrance exam for admission. The admission is completely based on merit. The students are required to fulfil the eligibility criteria of the course. The merit list is prepared on the basis of marks obtained in Class 12.

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5 months ago

St. Joseph's College, West Bengal does not refund the fee of the BCom programme if any student cancels his or her candidature after taking admission. In the past few years the college has learned that students are taking admission to SJC but later on they cancel their admission and join elsewhere. T

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5 months ago

The BCom at St. Joseph's College, West Bengal is offered with a duration of four years. The course is divided into semesters; the college provides the BCom course in two specialisations. The specialisations are mentioned below:

  • BCom in Accounting and Finance
  • BCom in Business Management

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New answer posted•5 months ago
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5 months ago

Yes, St. Joseph's College, West Bengal offers BCom programme in full time mode. The BCom programme at SJC is four year long course, divided into eight semesters. The college takes admission to the course based on merit. Students are required to satisfy the eligibility criteria of the course. Student

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5 months ago

The BA programme at St. Joseph's College, West Bengal is a residential course available in full time mode. The candidates who are willing to get admission to the programme are required to fulfil the eligibility criteria of the course. Check the eligibility criteria of BA programme in the table given

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5 months ago

If you have 60% marks in Class 12, you can get admission to  St. Joseph's College, West Bengal BA course. A minimum of 50% in Class 12 from any recognised board is required to be eligible for the BA programme at SJC Students who have 50% or above marks in Class 12 can apply for the course.

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5 months ago

Candidates who want to apply for the BA programme at St. Joseph's College, West Bengal are required to meet the basic requirement of the course. Students who are eligible need to visit the admission page of the college and register themselves. Then they have to fill the application form and attach a

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