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palak mahajan
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Hey Jyoti the latest cutoff information for M.com in Finance at Dibrugarh University required at least 50% marks in relevant subject i.e. in b.com and 45% marks in case of candidates of General Programme or equivalent grade point
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Hema Chilukoti
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Yes, there will be an advantage of taking BCA course so you can easily perform technical operations after completing your Under graduation but you should also have basic knowledge to study finance in MBA. The person one who have extreme knowledge in finance will be admitted in banks and other instructions so learn technical courses regarding finance like SAP.
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Anshika Maurya
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For getting admission in PGDM course from N. L. Dalmia Institute, experience is not mandatory. Candidate must have Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 50% in graduation is required and Candidate must have appeared in any of 7 entrance exams i.e., CAT XAT MH-CET, CMAT ATMA MAT or GMAT.
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palak mahajan
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The best college for M.Com banking in Hisar is Imperial PG College, Hisar and the best college for M.Com banking in Bhiwandi is Appejay Saraswati P. G. College for Girls, Bhiwandi.
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palak mahajan
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The fee structure at Government Arts and Science College, Thrithala for B com in Finance is around INR 8204 annually and the fees structure is self financing in B.com.
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deepika maurya
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According to the information you have given, you have already completed your LL.B. And have 17 years of experience. You can pursue a related course in insurance law to become an insurance lawyer. Related courses:
1- LL. M. (Latin Legum Magister) in Corporate Banking and Insurance Law from Amity University, Noida, Uttar Pradesh.
2- A Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Publishing and Media from Chandigarh University, Chandigarh.
3- A Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Insurance Law from the Radha Govind University of Ramgarh.
4- LL. M. in Corporate & Financial Law from O P Jindal Global Law University.
5- A Post-Graduate Diploma in Taxation and I
1- LL. M. (Latin Legum Magister) in Corporate Banking and Insurance Law from Amity University, Noida, Uttar Pradesh.
2- A Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Publishing and Media from Chandigarh University, Chandigarh.
3- A Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Insurance Law from the Radha Govind University of Ramgarh.
4- LL. M. in Corporate & Financial Law from O P Jindal Global Law University.
5- A Post-Graduate Diploma in Taxation and I
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Dattatraya Budhware
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Go for MBA finance as you have familiar experience and Practice.
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Dattatraya Budhware
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Yes, Go for it the finance background will play an very important role so go with the Finance specialisation.
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