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Akshita yadav

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Delhi university and if I talk about private colleges so there are many in NCR region like NCU, IGNOU Indraprastha University and GD Goenka University, SGT and many more.

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Taniksha Agarwal

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MBA and M.Com are both good choices for Postgraduates. MBA isa professional course that focuses more on industry requirements and help students for a better management jobs. M.Com is a course targeting theoretical knowledge in the field of Commerce. While an MBA prepares a candidate for a career in business administration and management, M.Com is an excellent course for academic pursuits in Finance and Commerce. Lets have a overview for MBA vs M.Com
Eigibility: Graduate in any stream Bachelors in commerce with Maths eco and accounts
Admission process: NLT+GD+PI Entrance Test + Counselling
Avg course fee: Rs 6-8 Lacs Rs 1 Lacs
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Taniksha Agarwal

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I think you are the best decision maker for this as per your present scenario. But adding on to a higher degree always helps you shine better and specialise in the field to have an edge over others. No doubt Cognizant is a big good company but if you have the desire to study more, you might again come up to the same company or even better with much more high package and position. There are many good colleges that provide M.Com MBA or any other field that you are looking for. A few institutes
1- Lovely professional university, Jalandhar
2- Amity University, Noida
3- Sri Guru Gobind Singh college, Delhi
4- Deshbandhu College, Delhi
5- Delhi U
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palak mahajan

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Hey Ayushi, the student who has secured more than 55% in the intermediate is eligible to take admission in RBS College for M.com in Business Administration.

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Gonuguntla Venkata Lahari

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Hello, there is an eligibility criterion for getting into the college.

Mandatory Courses: B.Com and BBA Candidates who have passed BBS or BM or the given courses with not less than 50% of marks in aggregate from a recognised university are also eligible to apply. In the case of SC/ST and visually impaired students, the minimum percentage of marks shall be 45%.

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Sneha Elizabeth Wilson

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It depends on your interest if you like playing with number. You can prefer M.Com finance and it has good demand.

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Akshat Sharma

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M.Com is better manageable while working but CA opens very good future opportunities for one
Now the choice is yours.

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Jyoti Singh

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At Unity Dimapur College, the annual cost of an M.Com. is Rs. 31,000 per year. These three-year programme fees total Rs 100,000, even though the tuition structure is relatively affordable for all socioeconomic categories. These specific costs include those for libraries, admissions, extracurricular activities, sports, and exams.

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Jyoti Singh

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At Rajat Degree Girls' College, the M.Com. programme costs about 5,000 rupees. This subject is very conducive to students. Tuition, library, extracurricular, and lab fees are all included in this cost schedule. This is definitely affordable and not that pricey.

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Jyoti Singh

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Each area has a distinct cut-off score for the M.Com course at St. John's College, Agra. For instance, the cutoff for the general category is approximately Rs 139, while the cutoff for the OB category is approximately Rs 131.6. The cutoff number for the SC and ST categories is incredibly low, barely around 88.16.

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