the students how finished 12th after he/she are more interested in banking , account management etc.....so they are prefure to select b.com general

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, CUCET is a national level common university entrance exam. The admission is conducted for the purpose of getting admission into various central universities across India. The sample papers for the CUCET exam are available online, you

Definitely yes! See, the prerequisites of a B.Com course in Delhi University is that you should have taken commerce stream in your class XI and XII, which we can see from your subjects which are Accounts, Business Studies, and EP. So, these subjects form the basics of B.Com (//B.Com) and

B.COM A&F stands for Bachelor of Commerce with specialization in Accounting and Finance.B.Com in Accounting and Finance focuses on the study of art of recording, classifying and also various operations concerning the fields of accounting and financial operations whereas B.COM (H) focuses more on cost accounting, organizational behavior, etc.

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Given below is the link for downloading RK Gupta sir's accounts pdf for CUET exam

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I would suggest you to order the book that contains past year questions because studying accounts online book will become tedious and ypou will face problem . Hence, it is suggested to order the

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. To choose a career path in logistics you could pursue the following Masters degrees:

1. MBA in logistics and supply chain management course

2. PG Diploma in Logistics and Supply Chain Management course

3. Advanced diploma in logistics and supply chain management course

For taking admission in Delhi University for b.com  hons. and economics hons. maths is compulsory . You can take admission in b.com  programme as maths is not a compulsory subject for taking admission in this course. Even for BBA maths is compulsory subject in CUET exam .

See the marks required for the courses in Commerce varies from colleges to colleges. If you want to go for the top colleges in India, then having 90%+ will be a safe choice for you. If you want to go for good colleges in India then having more than 80%

Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing great ! The exam will not so hard ,you can prepare well even within a week. Just be concentrated ,read short notes , read basic concept and approach to do any question . You don't have time to read everything ,just read small

If you are allowed to take calculator with you then you take 2 calculators for precaution. Ask the examiner there if it allowed . If yes, take the calculator with you to the examination room . Else keep the second calculator in your bag . In case your first calculator