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Ramit Arora
Contributor-Level 9
Yes, you can pursue two courses at the same, if the learning modes are different i.e. one is regular and other is distance. Hence, is your case you can pursue B.Com and B.Ed at the same time.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
Scholar-Level 17
There's no restriction as such. The only thing you need to take care is first of your attendance in the college. Second, pray that your exams in the college do not clash with the CA exams. Most of the students go for CA and B.Com regular so that's not much of an issue. You need to manage your time in such a way that you can give required attention to both the courses. Plus, if at all you go for coaching either for your graduation or CA then again time management is required.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
Scholar-Level 17
If you can manage your time then you can because CA requires a lot of time commitment for its course module. Some students are opting for this type of combination.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
Scholar-Level 17
You may opt for B.Com (Hons). It will help you in terms of the course module and grip on accountancy and business law.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
Scholar-Level 17
For that, you need to check the admission guidelines of the particular university where you want to apply in the 2nd year.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
Scholar-Level 17
Definitely, it holds more importance. You can pursue through SOL, but also it will depend on what you do after that.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
Scholar-Level 17
Regular B.Com is always better than correspondence. There after you can pursue M.Com from DU regularly through entrance test. January to June, DU conducts entrance test every year. You need to score more than 60% in B.Com.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
Scholar-Level 17
No, doing this will only validate your degree, as according to governments new rules, doing distance courses is a little bit difficult, as the government is shutting down these type of courses.
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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,
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It's always best to go for a regular degree (as compared to a correspondence course) whenever the option is available. Let's look at your dilemma in two parts for a holistic reasoning: (I) Whether to opt for getting a Bachelor's degree at all? (ii) Regular vs. Correspondence
Even though one can do without opting for a Bachelors at all if one is pursuing CA I suggest one should still obtain the degree for three reasons -
1. There is no guarantee one will clear all the CA exams in the first attempt (though I hope you do). You won't have any degree against your name to speak of till then. To me, that's a scary thought.
2. Till one doesn't c
Even though one can do without opting for a Bachelors at all if one is pursuing CA I suggest one should still obtain the degree for three reasons -
1. There is no guarantee one will clear all the CA exams in the first attempt (though I hope you do). You won't have any degree against your name to speak of till then. To me, that's a scary thought.
2. Till one doesn't c
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Ananya Dev
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Hi,
Generally, the admission is done through merit in B.Com, yet you will have to cross check with the institute where you wish to apply. The criteria might differ in every institute.
Generally, the admission is done through merit in B.Com, yet you will have to cross check with the institute where you wish to apply. The criteria might differ in every institute.
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