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if we are a commerce student and want to do gnm in india and after that we able to go abroad or not?

vaibhavi bhalsod 30th Jul, 2024

Hello student

Yes, as a commerce student, you can pursue GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) in India and still have opportunities to work abroad. Here's a step-by-step guide:


1. *Complete GNM in India*: Finish your GNM course from a recognized institution in India.

2. *Register with the Indian Nursing Council

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Given that I graduated in 2022 with a Bachelor of Commerce degree and currently work in the operations field at Genpact, which online MBA colleges in India are the best under two lakhs? Could you recommend the top three?

Itisha negi 28th Jul, 2024

Here are three top online MBA colleges in India that offer programs under two lakhs:

1. IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University)

Program: MBA

Duration: 2.5 years

Approximate Fees: Around rupees 37,800

Recognized by UGC, flexible learning schedule, well-established distance learning institution.

2. Amity University Online

Program: MBA

Duration: 2

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Can a commerce student study marine biology at the age of 24 ?

Sajal Trivedi 22nd Jul, 2024

Hello aspirant,

Yes, students in the commerce stream have the opportunity to work in marine engineering, although doing so usually requires them to fulfil certain academic prerequisites. Ship and other seagoing vessel design, construction, operation, and maintenance are all part of the specialised subject of marine engineering. Typically, one must

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Hi, Im Nahila, a recent post graduate in commerce. I wanted to re study PCMB and continue with neet followed by MBBS. But, I couldnt get a chance to get admitted into science stream. Is there a possibility for me to re study PCMB and carry on with NEET and MBBS? MBBSstudies

Prachi Kumari 21st Jul, 2024

Hello,

Yes, it is possible for you to re-study PCMB (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology) and then prepare for NEET to pursue an MBBS degree. Here are the steps you can take:

  1. Enroll in a Science Stream : Look for schools or institutions that offer the science stream with PCMB

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I had completed commerce in PU, but I wanted to take PCMB is it possible to get admitted for PCMB again for PU and pursue Neet for MBBS studies?

monag2673 24th Jul, 2024

Yes, it's possible to pursue MBBS even though you completed PU with Commerce! Here's what you need to do:

  • Eligibility: NEET, the entrance exam for MBBS, requires Biology in 12th standard. Since you did Commerce, you'll need to retake PU with PCMB (Physics, Chemistry, Math, and Biology).

  • Admission: Many institutions

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Sir which stream should I operate for Australia migration and high rate of visa success and PR and carrier options commerce or medical

monag2673 18th Jul, 2024

For migrating to Australia with a high visa success rate, both commerce and medical fields offer strong opportunities, but they differ significantly:

  1. Medical Field :

    • High Demand : Healthcare professionals (doctors, nurses, allied health) are in high demand.
    • Visa Success : Higher chances due to skill shortages.
    • PR Pathway :
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After 12th commerce can i do diploma in taxation low

monag2673 16th Jul, 2024

Yes, pursuing a Diploma in Taxation after completing 12th Commerce is a viable option. Given your commerce background, you possess a foundational understanding of accounting and finance, which will be beneficial in grasping taxation concepts.

A Diploma in Taxation offers specialized knowledge in tax laws, regulations, and procedures. It equips

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I am a Bank employee and want to peruse the chartered accountants course but i do not have commerce background. i am science graduate with 52% marks and MBA finance with 62% marks. please suggest whether i need to appear for foundation exam to enroll the course

monag2673 15th Jul, 2024

No, you don't need to appear for the CA Foundation exam.

Given your MBA in Finance, you are eligible for direct entry into the CA Intermediate course. The eligibility criteria for direct entry requires a graduation degree with a minimum of 60% marks for non-commerce graduates. Since you have an

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