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if i would give cs foundation exam in dec 2017 and pass in 60 percent marks is it helpful in iim call

Anonymous 18th Aug, 2017

You will have to be a graduate and CS alone will not help.
Aim above 50% minimum to be eligible to apply for CAT entrance and other management entrance.
Your academic records are definitely helpful but there are many other colleges which are not strict at past academic records.
You

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After 12th I want to do company secretary course from hyderabad guide me for that

Shubham Garg 12th Jan, 2018

The Company Secretary course can be done after 12th for which for which you have to clear foundation exam. The offices along with the chapter are there in every city and the same is also in Hyderabad. You need to enroll for the foundation course initially and then to move

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Hi...I am currently in class 12th pursuing commerce.i m looking to do CS+LLB but how can I apply for LLB as certain graduation is required!

Apratim Chatterjee 22nd Nov, 2017

Dear Vaibhav Khanna,

It's good that you are focussed and keen on getting a degree in law while you have the Company Secretary programme. A lot of candidates, these days are pursuing an LL.B degree while they have a career in Comany Secretaryship.

Interestingly, the LLB programme will be an

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I am in 3 year of bcom hons. What can I do after it except ca,cs and CMA???

Anonymous 13th Nov, 2017

After your graduation in Bcom, the following career options you can choose are:

M.Com
MBA (Preferably finance, if interested)
Diploma courses (Related to Banking)

If you wish to remain in your field of interest then the above are the courses option for you but in case you look for a

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How can i give cs foundation mock test

Dinesh Gujarathi 7th Nov, 2017

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i want to do law in correspondence with company secretary so please help me

Satakchi sinha 23rd Jan, 2018

Its really a very good decision to do law along with cs as company secretary course includes major portion of corporate law ,so, LLB will definitely help in your career growth. But it is always better to do law from a regular college .So in my suggestion you should pursue

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hello, which courses is good cs or CA.

Shubham Garg 13th Jan, 2018

It all depends on your interest. If you have more interest into law and theoretical then go for CS because CS is more into different laws. However if you are more interested in accounts and pratical then go for CA.

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Please tell me the Best book to learn DATA STRUCTURES USING C from BEGINNING TO END ...

manisha.gupta 24th Aug, 2017

Here are some of the books you can prefer.

Few good books for Data Structures are:

Introduction to Algorithms by Thomas H. Cormen

Data Structures and Algorithms Made Easy

Data Structures and Algorithms in Java

Algorithms For Interviews by Adnan Aziz

Programming Pearls by BentleyThe Practice of Programming by

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I am studying account hons bcom in 3rd year..what course should I pursue after this?

Satakchi sinha 23rd Jan, 2018

There are various courses available,it completely depends on your own choice which course you want to choose .As you are a commerce graduate you can choose courses like M.com,CA,CS,CWA,CMA,CFA,etc.
Other options available are MBA,Law,diploma courses,etc.
Best of luck

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I have completed recently UG in B. Com cs I interesting in Dara entry operator.

Anonymous 18th Aug, 2017

You have done Bcom Company Secretary or Bsc Computer science?

Basic educational requirement is:

Good typing and numeric key entry skills are a common prerequisite. Knowledge of database software, spreadsheets, and word processing is helpful. Good spelling, grammar, and punctuation skills are also necessary, as well as strong reading comprehension.

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