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AKASH KAUSHIK
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Hello, according to CBSE passing criteria, we have to clear all our backlogs to get the passing degree of class 12th, you are not considered a fail but the CBSE will definitely give you a second chance to clear your backlog in accounts, you have to fill the reappear exam form through CBSE website, there is nothing to worry about now get ready yourself to give another attempt for Accounts exam and clear it in a single attempt.
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Dushyant Mehra
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Definitely not. Here's why:
There're plenty of opportunities for CS graduation compared to others and the fact that you have keen interest in the same is a huge advantage. Now, that you will choose a not so decent college for your favorite branch will need you to get noticed by the top companies (If good placements is your aim. )
For getting noticed, you generally have two common routes (Apart from others like freelancing etc. )
Competitive Programming (CP). GATE.
There're plenty of opportunities for CS graduation compared to others and the fact that you have keen interest in the same is a huge advantage. Now, that you will choose a not so decent college for your favorite branch will need you to get noticed by the top companies (If good placements is your aim. )
For getting noticed, you generally have two common routes (Apart from others like freelancing etc. )
Competitive Programming (CP). GATE.
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Dushyant Mehra
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Hello Nisarga your ranking in KCET is quite good. I feel that with this you can get branch and college of your choice. However to help you I am attaching a link that will predict the branch and the college that you can get based on your performance in this examination.
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Dushyant Mehra
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Hello,
Congratulations on your marks!
Yes, you can get admission in KJ Somaiya College of Engineering and Sardar Patel Institute of Technology based on your MHT CET marks. Go for it, fill the form and apply for admissions. At the same time try applying for more colleges. You can also use college predictor. Good Luck!
Congratulations on your marks!
Yes, you can get admission in KJ Somaiya College of Engineering and Sardar Patel Institute of Technology based on your MHT CET marks. Go for it, fill the form and apply for admissions. At the same time try applying for more colleges. You can also use college predictor. Good Luck!
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Dushyant Mehra
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Admissions at the institute are offered to undergraduate, postgraduate and Ph.D. programmes. Candidates have to meet the eligibility criteria as the first step of IGKV admission process. After that, candidates have to fill the college application form. Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya admission to undergraduate programmes is based on the marks obtained in the entrance exam. The merit list is prepared based on the marks obtained by the candidates in CG PAT for B.Sc. Programmes and CG PET for B.Tech programme. Similarly, IGKV admission to PG and Ph.D. programme is based on merit. Candidates have to qualify CET. After that, merit list
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Kajal Kumari
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It depends on the specific college you are referring to. Some colleges may offer an Honours program in B.Com (Finance and Accounting), while others may not.
In general, Honours programs are designed for students who wish to specialize in a particular area of study and are typically more intensive than regular undergraduate programs. Honours programs often require students to take additional courses in their area of specialization and may also require them to complete a research project or thesis.
If you are interested in pursuing an Honours program in B.Com (Finance and Accounting), you should check the website of the specific college yo
In general, Honours programs are designed for students who wish to specialize in a particular area of study and are typically more intensive than regular undergraduate programs. Honours programs often require students to take additional courses in their area of specialization and may also require them to complete a research project or thesis.
If you are interested in pursuing an Honours program in B.Com (Finance and Accounting), you should check the website of the specific college yo
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Kajal Kumari
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There are many colleges and universities that conduct entrance exams for B.Com in finance and accounting. The specific entrance exams required may vary depending on the college or university you are interested in. Some popular exams include:
DU JAT (Delhi University Joint Admission Test) for admission to B.Com (Hons. ) in colleges affiliated to Delhi University. Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) for admission to B.Com programs at Symbiosis International University. Christ University Entrance Test for admission to B.Com programs at Christ University, Bangalore. NMIMS NPAT (NMIMS Programs After Twelfth) for admission to B.Com programs at NMIM
DU JAT (Delhi University Joint Admission Test) for admission to B.Com (Hons. ) in colleges affiliated to Delhi University. Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) for admission to B.Com programs at Symbiosis International University. Christ University Entrance Test for admission to B.Com programs at Christ University, Bangalore. NMIMS NPAT (NMIMS Programs After Twelfth) for admission to B.Com programs at NMIM
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Kajal Kumari
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There are many colleges in India that offer B.Com programs in finance and accounting. Here are some of the top colleges:
Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi
St. Xavier's College, Mumbai
Loyola College, Chennai
Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai
Christ University, Bangalore
Hindu College, Delhi
Hansraj College, Delhi
Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Delhi
Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, Delhi
Madras Christian College, Chennai
These are just a few examples, and there are many more colleges that offer B.Com programs in finance and accounting in India. It is recommended to do some research and compare different college
Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi
St. Xavier's College, Mumbai
Loyola College, Chennai
Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai
Christ University, Bangalore
Hindu College, Delhi
Hansraj College, Delhi
Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Delhi
Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, Delhi
Madras Christian College, Chennai
These are just a few examples, and there are many more colleges that offer B.Com programs in finance and accounting in India. It is recommended to do some research and compare different college
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Dushyant Mehra
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I would recommend that you first decide you want work as end user? Or a functional consultant. Or part of project implementation team. If you are okay travelling in rest of your career, option three is best. If not you could look at option one and two. Selecting place of learning is more important. If you are not getting hands on experience, industry avoid hiring Freshers for SAP as these are mission critical applications and any mistake could lead to disaster. You could count on us we provide training cum placement with live project experience.
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Dushyant Mehra
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You have decided to choose the challenging world of being an entrepreneur, versus the comforts of a salaried job. Coming from a business family, I guess you already know a lot about the risks and rewards of being a business owner. I have seen both sides of the spectrum - being employed with companies, versus managing your own business. The main difference is that when you are the business owner, you pretty much have to wear multiple hats, all the time! And so the skill Sets needed are vastly different than a job where you will be handing a particular function of the overall business. Do it!
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