dear Darpon Dutta,

Yes,definitely you can eligible for apply in Delhi university entrance test for addmission in M.com.because the eligibility criteria for applying in Mcom is -

• Qualifying Exam: B.Com, B.Com (Hons.), B.A. (Hons.) Economics or equivalent from any recognized university.

• Minimum Marks in Qualifying Examination: 50% marks for general,

The DU M.com admission form will be available in online mode.

•Direct admission for M.com :-

A candidate must have bachelor degree in b.com with minimum 70% marks.

•There are Eligibility for M.com admission:-

A candidate should have bachelor degree in b.com with minimum 50% marks.

The registration of Delhi

hi,

see it totally depends on that particular university from which you have applied for m.com (//m.com) . however most of the cases it will not consider as there is 6 years of gap. you need to enroll for again m.com (//m.com) from first year. most of the university consider

Varun, MBA is a Post Graduation course whose eligibility is to have a Bachelor's degree. Now all the major entrance examinations have a pre requisite that you ought to have a minimum aggregate of 50% in your Bachelor's degree to be eligible for MBA entrance examinations. What you study beyond

Greetings !

M.Com Entrance Exam Pattern

The exam pattern of Pune University M.com  2019 entrance exam is as follows:

1. Pune University M.com 2019 entrance exam will be having 60 questions in total.

2. The duration of Pune University M.Com 2019 entrance exam will be one hour.

3. The entrance

yes, you can apply for the post of hr officer or marketing officer after m.com.

There are some eligibility for IBPS hr/marketing officer as-

• Post graduation degree is mandatory.

•Nationality should be Indian.

•The minimum age of the candidate should be 20 years and maximum 30 years.

Hope!

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Hi there,

You can do LLB from an autonomous college and then pursue M. com from Mumbai University but these two should not be done together, you should pursue either one of the two courses first and then the subsequent one and not the two courses simultaneously.