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Kapil Lalwani

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Free from MH CET – 65 percentile, 10th- more than 70%, 12th- more than 70%, BCom- 60% you can apply to MBA/MMS colleges in Maharashtra. The colleges you may get include Mumbai University Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies with a percentile of 63.31 and K.J.Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research, with percentile 64.13. Two other options can be Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies and the tuition fee of this university is INR 6,00,000 per annum; SIES College of Management Studies, where the tuition fee is INR 2,50,000 per annum. 

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Tarique Jamal

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Definitely you can opt for UPSC preparation along with B.Com and it will not pose any further problems .Just take care of these points.Maintain Seperate Study time period for both.Need to focus more on your academics as graduation is more important.Need to utilise your time efficiently You will have to minimise distractions Also you don't need to take much stress and Focus on your mental health UPSC preparation must not harm your Academics Understand the exam pattern and syllabus.Must Build a strong foundation with NCERT books.Read newspapers for current affairs which help you improve communication as well as w
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Dhiraj Jaiswal

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Hello Everyone, You can apply for the Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) programme at Siliguri College of Commerce. "The eligibility criteria for B.Com. admissions require candidates to have completed their 10+2 education in any stream, provided they have studied at least four academic subjects, including English and a minimum aggregate score of 50% in the 10+2 examination is typically required". "It's important to note that admission to the B.Com. programme is based on merit, and meeting the minimum eligibility criteria does not guarantee admission".Thank you!

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Dhiraj Jaiswal

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Hello Everyone,The University of Madras offers a Master of Commerce (M.Com.) degree through distance education: Duration: The M.Com. programme is two years long. Fees: The total fee for the programme is INR 13,350. Mode of learning: The programme is offered through distance or correspondence learning. Eligibility: To be eligible for admission, you must have a bachelor's degree with a minimum of 50% marks from a UGC recognised university. Curriculum: The programme uses a choice-based credit system. Exams are made up of three parts, and grades are calculated based on average. Thank you 

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Arindam Modak

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You will switch to commerce field after studying PCM, so choosing between B.Com and B.Com (Hons) completely depends on your interests and future aspirations: - B.Com. (Hons): - Advantages: - More specialised and core focused courses like Accountancy, Finance, and Economics. - Scope of Career: Perfect for CA, CMA, and all finance types of careers. - Requirement: Generally a good level of understanding of Commerce and Accounting. Additional entrance tests might be required by some colleges. - B.Com.: - Advantages: It has a wide course structure; simple to adjust for a PCM person. - Scope of Career: Appropriate for positions in business,
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Neha Upadhyay

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Getting an online GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) certification is a valuable way to strengthen your understanding of accounting standards and improve your career prospects. Here's how you can pursue it:1. Research Accredited Platforms: Look for reputable platforms like Coursera, edX, or LinkedIn Learning that offer courses in collaboration with accredited institutions. Some universities also offer standalone GAAP certification programs online.2. Choose the Right Program: Ensure the programme covers core GAAP principles, financial reporting, and compliance. Check the syllabus, duration, and reviews.3. Eligibility Requir
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Neha Upadhyay

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The total cost of pursuing an ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) qualification varies depending on tuition, exam fees, and study materials. Registration fees are £89 (approximately ?9,000), while the annual subscription fee is £122 (?12,500). Exam fees range from £86–£266 (?8,800–?27,300) per paper, depending on the level. Coaching fees in India are typically between ?1.5–?4 Lacs for the entire course. Including study materials and other expenses, the total cost generally falls between ?3–?5 lakh. Scholarships and discounts are available to reduce costs. The course duration is 2–3 years.  

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Shiv Kumar

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Here's a list of some latest cutoff information for B.Com. at various colleges:Delhi University (DU)Dyal Singh College: Unreserved cutoff 4,600Kirori Mal College: Cutoff 623Mumbai UniversityNarsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics: B.Com. cutoff ranging from 91.80% to 94.33% (open category)CUET B.Com. CutoffsExpected cutoff for B.Com. in CUET 2024: 96% or higherFor specific details, it's best to check the official college websites or admissions offices.

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Annu navariya

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This way one may take admission for B Com Hons at Calicut University. Check the official website for the latest admission notifications, eligibility criteria. You are to pass 10+2 examination minimum required percentage with commerce, or in related streams only. Most of the admission processes would be taken online through University's online application portal. Fill the application form with necessary documents uploaded and submit it after paying the fee for an application. After submission, the university will release the merit list according to your marks. Once selected, complete the formalities and pay the fees to confirm your admi
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Annu navariya

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Both BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) and B.Com (Bachelor of Commerce) can be considered excellent undergraduate courses for a Master of Business Administration, though BBA is preferable to the student who intends to study business management as the first course. BBA gives a more specialised curriculum of studies related to business administration, leadership, and management, which is directly more related to MBA topics. On the other side, B.Com has an outlook of commerce, accounting and economics that can benefit greatly for an MBA student mainly if you are into the finance or accounting areas of interest. It really, therefor
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