hello,

yes you can get admission in bcom in these colleges as all three colleges offer bcom.

minimum eligibilty criteria - A total of no less than 60% marks in English/Hindi and a set of three best among the following subjects: Mathematics, Accountancy, Economics and Business Studies/ Commerce.

for more

Hello candidate,

Since you have got a preparatory rank in the jee advanced. You can get the lower branches for the lower iits like iit jammu or iit mandi. But you have to do a 5 year course in this case. 1 year for the preparatory course and other 4

Hello Meena,

Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi is a Central University. It is a Government University established in 1969 in 1019 acres.

It offers various courses in different disciplines like Science, Arts, Engineering, Computer Applications, Commerce, Management, Medicine, Humanities, Social Studies, etc.

There are many courses like Undergraduation, Post Graduation,

Hello.

As you know it is not l gal to get bachelor's degree from two different institutions at the same time. Some people do enroll themselves into both the courses, but you cannot show anywhere that you have completed both the course simulataneously. Hence, it is not legal to carry

Dear candidate,

I would not be able to tell you about your eligibility with the information you have provided. The criteria for NEET UG for OBC category is that the candidate must have an aggregate percentage of 40% or above in class 12 board exams.

This percentage includes English, Biology,

Dear Ryan,

when I am preparing for my JEE MAINS, I practiced most of the previous papers. I found 2018 JEE paper(online mode) was the easiest one. Not only in chemistry, you can score more marks in that paper.

Here, I am providing the link of chemistry paper 2018 :

Dear Reader,

Yes, You are eligible for JNU entrance exam for MSc chemistry if you are graduate with CBZ as this CBZ contains chemistry,botany and zoology as it's main subject and eligibility of Msc chemistry for JNU entrance exam is minimum aggregate of 55% with chemistry as main subject and