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Can I join for B.Sc. Optometry after completing 2 year full-time Diploma in opthalmic technical assistant from YCMOU?
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6 years ago
Yes you can do it. Bharati Vidyapeeth School of Optometry (Pune) offers direct 2nd year admission in Bachelor in Clinical Optometry (B. Optom. ). Course. The eligibility criteria of B. Optom. Is given below. Eligibility criteria for direct admission to Second Year : Successfully completed a Diploma
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Sir, I m a BSc final yr student and I am NCC certificate holder, so I am applying for CDS, so would I get first preference in exam cutoff
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I want to do M.Sc. In Nuclear physics, where I can select the specialisation during online application form or during the counseling.
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What is the maximum duration of M.Sc. Physics in nalanda open university.
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I am commerce without maths and which college has B.Com without maths?
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6 years ago
Almost every college of Delhi University is having B.Com (P). For more information, you can visit their official website I. e. www.du.ac.in.
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After Science can I take BBM course directly?
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Asked by Kruthika
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6 years ago
Hello Kruthika,
Yes you can opt for a management course like BBA, B.Com (Hons) after completing 10+2 from a recognised board in the Science stream. Reading on topics from commerce books is a good idea, however in most universities, you will be taught the basics to acquaint you to the course. IILM Uni
Yes you can opt for a management course like BBA, B.Com (Hons) after completing 10+2 from a recognised board in the Science stream. Reading on topics from commerce books is a good idea, however in most universities, you will be taught the basics to acquaint you to the course. IILM Uni
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Can i join without math for b.com honours but i have economics in 12th and what was the of b.com honours plzz help me
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Asked by Monojit
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6 years ago
No, you cannot apply for B.Com(Hons) without maths.
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Is important math in 12th for B.com honours i have economic can i join plzz help me.
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Asked by Monojit
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6 years ago
Yes, maths is a mandatory subject required for B.Com(Hons) in Mithibai College.
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Is it compulsory to have mathematics in 12th for B.Com course in shivaji college?
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Asked by Shruti
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6 years ago
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Yes, mathematics is the mandatory subject to pursue for B.Com (Hons) but for B.Com (P) maths is not a compulsory subject to get admission in DU.
Yes, mathematics is the mandatory subject to pursue for B.Com (Hons) but for B.Com (P) maths is not a compulsory subject to get admission in DU.
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Hello IIT JAM aspirants!
According to the previous exam analysis, Organic & Physical Chemistry had more weightage compare to inorganic chemistry. JAM aspirants can begin with any section which they feel easy & scoring. Firstly you have to read good text books for building the concept. (like ncert etc
According to the previous exam analysis, Organic & Physical Chemistry had more weightage compare to inorganic chemistry. JAM aspirants can begin with any section which they feel easy & scoring. Firstly you have to read good text books for building the concept. (like ncert etc