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Neha Joshi
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According to rating IPS Indore is good, so you should choose IPS Indore, because there is a good environment to study.
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Shristy priya
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Passed B.Com. B.A. B. S or any other equivalent degree as full time regular student with minimum of 45% marks will be eligible for admission to 1st Semester of Post Graduate Diploma in Accounting & Finance on Higher payment basis. For Other Than MSU Students [Outsiders]: Applicants must have minimum 50% marks in aggregate in F. Y. B.Com. , S. Y B.Com. , and TY B.Com. A examination of B.Com. B.A. B. S B.A. Or any other equivalent degree as full time regular student for admission to 1st Semester of any Post Graduate Diploma course of Department of Accounting and Financial Management.
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Shristy priya
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I'm thinking that if I get anything out of these, I'll take it or join BITS, sacrificing everything else. I was hopeful because there was a vacancy for OS GEN EWS Quota for my first choice. The cutoff for Round 7 EWS was 572, and mine was 596.
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Sarthak negi
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First of all for securing an admission in MBA your educational background should be from Gujarat, as other state students are not allowed. One needs to give the CMAT examination which is now conducted by NTA in the month of January. After this you need to fill the ACPC form as admission for MSU in MBA is under ACPC. Your admission is done on the basis of the percentile you get and not on the score. As every time difficulty level is different. So sometimes 170-180 might be enough but sometimes even a score of 210-220 might not be enough for you to secure admission in msu. But if you secure a percentile around 80 you will have fair chanc
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Dinesh Sahu
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Private colleges where students can study MSW programs, such as Amity University, Gurugram University AI-. MSW Course Fee: Rs 20,000 to Rs 1,37,000
MSW Course Level: Master
MSW Full Form: Master of Social Work
Top Colleges: Delhi University, IPU, BHU, Aligarh Muslim University.
MSW Course Level: Master
MSW Full Form: Master of Social Work
Top Colleges: Delhi University, IPU, BHU, Aligarh Muslim University.
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Rohan Chourasia
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The total CA Final course fee is Rs. 39800 for both groups and Rs. 38300 for a single group. It includes the CA Final registration fees of Rs. 22,000 and the exam form fees of Rs. 3300 for both groups and Rs. 1800 for a single group
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Goutam Patidar
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Hi, it is around Rs.9000/- for the Commerce background and Rs.10000/- for the Non commerce background.
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Masuma Shaikh
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Yes, due to Covid the CA intermediate exams and results both have been postponed.
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palak mahajan
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Hi Gravit the placement opportunities of JBIT college is much more better as compared to Cover as you know the big companies visit this college and provide quite good and handsome salary package to students. So join this college
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jasveer singh
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Hi,
Average CMA study time for most candidates
On average, Part 1 requires 170 study hours, which you can cover in 10-13 weeks, and Part 2 takes 130 hours and 8-11 weeks. We recommend that candidates study a minimum of 12 hours each week. You can use these estimates to build a study plan that works with your schedule.
Average CMA study time for most candidates
On average, Part 1 requires 170 study hours, which you can cover in 10-13 weeks, and Part 2 takes 130 hours and 8-11 weeks. We recommend that candidates study a minimum of 12 hours each week. You can use these estimates to build a study plan that works with your schedule.
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