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Vivek Singh

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The candidate must have studied Commerce in class 11 and 12 with Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Maths and English as main subjects. The minimum cut off marks criteria is subject to each college/university's own admission criteria for that year.

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Aman Singh

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M.Com can be pursued by candidates who have completed their graduation from a commerce background B.Com Honours) with a minimum score of 50%. The M.Com Admission 2023 is to be conducted on the basis of the merit or entrance examination. The top entrance exams are BHU PET CUCET, PU CET and many more.

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Aman Singh

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M.Com can be pursued by candidates who have completed their graduation from a commerce background B.Com Honours) with a minimum score of 50%. The M.Com Admission 2023 is to be conducted on the basis of the merit or entrance examination. The top entrance exams are BHU PET CUCET, PU CET and many more.

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Aman Singh

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There are 2 ways to seek admission in M. Comm
Direct Entry
If you're a B. Comm (Prog) or B. Comm (hons) student at the Delhi University then you can seek a direct admission into M. Comm based on your graduation CGPA. The minimum requirement is 60% for general category, fulfilling which the University will prepare a merit list and offer admission into various Colleges offering M. Comm
2. Entrance Exam
The University also conducts an entrance exam for admissions into its M. Comm programme. After which the admissions are offered as per the merit list. The total number of seats of each category are specified on the Commerce department, DU webs
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Aman Singh

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M.Phil is a two-year postgraduate academic research degree that deals with aspects of human life and beliefs with inputs from technology and research. An aspirant can pursue an M.Phil degree in various specializations such as biotechnology, commerce, botany, English mathematics, history, Tamil, sociology, computer Science, economics, etc. After completing the M.Phil course, students will have various job opportunities such as Teacher, Speaker, Social Service Worker, Editor, Research Assistant, Consultant, Assistant Professor, Scientist, etc.

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Bhavesh Agarwal

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The fee structure at BMS College for Women for Master of Commerce (M.Com.) is around 4620 INR per semester.

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Aalisha Rizvi

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For getting into Periyar University, you need to have a graduate degree from recognised University with Commerce/Accountancy as a subject. For admission, you need to submit an online application form for your course along with the mandatory documents and application fees at the official portal.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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M.Com admission in Tezpur University will be based on the performance in the CUET (PG)-2023 conducted by NTA for PG programmes. The test paper code PGQP37 will be applicable for M.Com entrance exam in CUET-PG. As per the PGQP37 syllabus, Statistical Methods and Business Mathematics are the important parts of syllabus. So you have to prepare both of these subjects at least of Undergraduate level for CUET-PG exam if not studied earlier.

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Yash Kumar

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Private sector Banks A bank where the majority stakes are owned by a private organisation or an individual or a group of people.
Foreign Banks: The banks with their headquarters in foreign countries and branches in our country, fall under this type of bank.

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