B.Com
Hi Shreya,
There is no as such entrance exam organized by Delhi University for admission into the B.Com (Hons) program. The admission is done based on the merit prepared on the last qualifying examination. The eligibility criteria for the B.COM (Hons) course mentions:
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fees for b.com (//b.com) is Rs 24000.
for any doubt you can contact to college department.
Hello,
No, Loyola College is not Co-ed for B.com, It is offered only to boys. It was initially an only boys college,but gradually they started taking girls in some courses like visual communication courses and french. It is co-ed for all post graduate courses.
Shift 1 is for unprivileged students
Delhi university offers MA Economics on both Merit and Entrance basis but to be eligible for merit basis, one has to do BA hons economics from Delhi University. Since you have done B.COM (//B.COM) hons from a recognised university, and passed with first distinction, you are eligible to give
Hello aspirant !
BCom (H) is the best course option for career and jobs in management, teaching, advertising, journalism, mass communication, law, design, public sector, etc.Apart from accounting & commerce and banking, finance & insurance.
BCom (H) is the ideal choice for CA and CS aspirants.
Hope it helps.
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Hi Aspirant!
The fee structure of Bachelor of Commerce ranges from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 1,00,000 for the entire course (generally). But if varies from college to college, if you are getting admission in Central or government university, definitely the charges will be less than any privae university. To know
I would advise you to pursue BBA from SCMS Nagpur, incase you dont make it into IIM for the Integrated Program through IPMAT. SCMS Nagpur has good faculty, infrastructure, career and placement prospects, as well as since youre sure about pursuing a MBA in future, gives you the right preliminary
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