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Nandini Pangasarajah
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Candidates might complete the 120 credits required to sit for the exam in most states by combining a 3-year B.Com (equal to 90 credits) with a CA (formerly equivalent to 40 credits). They could then take a couple more courses to fulfill the 150 credits minimum for a CPA license. Hope this answer helps.
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palak mahajan
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You can get admission in the B.Com with CA seat. But first tell me the details about your marksheet and other things. Only then I can help you by recommending the best colleges available.
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Muhsina Mahadi
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Hi, obviously go for DU. Because DU has well reputed, educated and skilled faculty and infrastructure, especially in the commerce field. So go for it buddy.
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Muhsina Mahadi
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Sri aurobindo college is one of the best for commerce students in Punjab but in my personal opinion, if you are want to excel in your commerce career it will be so far better to opt Delhi university like srcc for your course. I am also a commerce student and I am pursuing my UG from DU so I know how much it matters.
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Muhsina Mahadi
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Hello,
You must have completed a B.Sc. Or BE/B.Tech degree in Computer Science, IT, Cyber Security or any other equivalent degree from a recognised institution to be eligible for M.Sc. Cyber Security course. Also, you have must complete graduation with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. Then only you can opt for M.Sc. In cyber security for your Masters.
You must have completed a B.Sc. Or BE/B.Tech degree in Computer Science, IT, Cyber Security or any other equivalent degree from a recognised institution to be eligible for M.Sc. Cyber Security course. Also, you have must complete graduation with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. Then only you can opt for M.Sc. In cyber security for your Masters.
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Muhsina Mahadi
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Yes, but for that you are required to have a Bachelors degree with ancient Indian history or archeology as one of the major subjects. After pursuing degree, you can opt for M.A. Archeology or history.
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Muhsina Mahadi
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The total fee for this course is 33400. It is a 1 year course and they claim to provide free mock tests, separate batches for CA coaching and also course materials. This course in elite has a rating of 8.4.
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Muhsina Mahadi
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All you have to do is score 55% or more in English and 60% or more aggregate in subjects and also the candidate have to be passed from a recognised board or appeared for final exam at 12th before admission test.
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Alok Dubey
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Yes, you can register for the CA Foundation course immediately after completing your 2nd PUC (Pre-University Course). However, you need to meet certain eligibility criteria to register for the CA Foundation course, which includes:
You should have passed the 10+2 examination or an equivalent examination from a recognised board. You should have completed a minimum of four months of study period before appearing in the CA Foundation examination. You should not be pursuing any other course of study simultaneously with the CA Foundation course. If you fulfill these eligibility criteria, then you can register for the CA Foundation course thro
You should have passed the 10+2 examination or an equivalent examination from a recognised board. You should have completed a minimum of four months of study period before appearing in the CA Foundation examination. You should not be pursuing any other course of study simultaneously with the CA Foundation course. If you fulfill these eligibility criteria, then you can register for the CA Foundation course thro
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