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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

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Hi Tushar,
For admission in M.Com. programme in DU :
Category A: Direct Admissions based on the merit in the under-graduate degree.
Category B: Through Entrance Test- A common entrance test is conducted by the department of commerce.

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Sourav Kansal

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Apply for various government jobs, apply in teaching lines or you can go for higher studies in research field.

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Nilakshee H Saikia

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Perhaps it may be difficult for you to be a PGT economics because MA in Economics is compulsory to be a PGT economics.

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Susnigdho Bhattacharyya

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Hello,
This is a very interesting question to answer. As per the guidelines of the University Grant Commission i.e. UGC, there are two different course of study. One is regular course and another is distance course. If you are planning to pursue both M.Com and LLB together in a regular course, then you are not permitted to do such. Because, UGC does not permit two regular courses simultaneously. At a point of time, UGC wanted to approve the scheme of two regular courses at the same time. For this purpose, they have consulted with many academicians, but the result was not positive as they did not receive any positive response so far fro
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Hasti N

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There must be more than 60% to be an eligible candidate to appear in the entrance test to become a teacher in the government sector. However, you can teach with lower marks in private schools/colleges only if you are experienced and capable enough. Go ahead.

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