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shubham deep
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FAMILY INCOME - Upto Rs. 2,50,000/- per annum
ACADEMIC - No failure in any of the subjects in any semester
The applicant should be regular student of the university and not be admitted through Management Quota
If, a student is availing any scholarship from any other sources of the government. , in all such cases, amount being availed shall be deducted from the total amount of financial assistance recommended under this scheme. Income Certificate and Aadhaar Number is mandatory
these are the necessary to avail scholarship
than you.
ACADEMIC - No failure in any of the subjects in any semester
The applicant should be regular student of the university and not be admitted through Management Quota
If, a student is availing any scholarship from any other sources of the government. , in all such cases, amount being availed shall be deducted from the total amount of financial assistance recommended under this scheme. Income Certificate and Aadhaar Number is mandatory
these are the necessary to avail scholarship
than you.
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tarun mittal
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I'm assuming you're asking (How to get admission to NUS? ). Okay so, unlike the United States, Singaporean admissions are not holistic, and lay great emphasis on school grades. Depending on what board you belong to, the NUS has a specific cutoff or limit for consideration which will be easily available on their website. An estimate would be at least 90% marks in the final examination in whatever board you come from, backed by consistent academic performance in the past 4 years. (For undergraduate, that'd be freshman year, sophomore year, junior year and senior year, or in India, 9th grade onwards until 12th grade. )
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palak mahajan
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The cutoff information for M.Com Part time at Mumbai University is around -
For General Category - 96.15%
For EWS Category - 95.8%
For Backward Category - 88%
For SC Category - 84%
For ST Category - 75%.
For General Category - 96.15%
For EWS Category - 95.8%
For Backward Category - 88%
For SC Category - 84%
For ST Category - 75%.
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AAYUSH SHARMA
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You will require 120 credits to appear for the CPA examination and 150 credits to achieve the certification and title. The duration of this course is comparatively shorter than in India. It's just 1-1.5 years and you don't need a B.Com degree in all colleges there are some exceptions, however if you don't find any you can always go in a private college and talk to the faculty for an exception.
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Atharva Sunil Tiwari
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Yes, you can do your Masters if you are doing job in that period of time.
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Naveen Donthula
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Just complete your M.Sc. In Canada but if you complete M.Sc. In India you will have a good demand in Canada.
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MADHAVI .
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Yes, you can go abroad after BBA in India for PG but most colleges require you to have some work experience after graduation. If you don't want to have the gap so your best bet is to do 1 + 1 from a reputed college. Yes, BBA (International Business) in MIM abroad is good.
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