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pradeep kumar
4 years ago
National Testing Agency NTA organizes the AIEEA (All India Entrance Examination for Admission). It is a national level entrance exam to offer admissions in UG and PG courses. ICAR AIEEA UG is the entrance examination through which admissions will be offered in the Bachelor degree courses in the fiel

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RISHU KUMAR
4 years ago
To get in B.Sc. In computer Science course Fergusson college in Pune aim for getting a percentage above 90-95 (general category) to get a seat, if outside Maharashtra candidate and near 75-80 if within the state candidate.

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It's based on passed cutoffs. So, it varies from year to year.

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I think VIT has more opportunities.

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As the fee structure varies from department to department and also by yera to year. So, if you want exact details of fee structure go to the official college website for more information about infrastructure, faculty, facilities etc.

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Yes, your rank is good, so, you can get the seat easily.

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Can I do M.Sc. Statistics after B.Com (Taxation)?

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Asked by Maggie
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4 years ago
Hi. So, theoretically, yes, you can opt for an M.Sc. in Statistics after you complete B.Com.

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