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yes of course!

b.com (//b.com) does belongs to business course and is very useful one too...

b.com hons,it is an 3-year full time under graduate  course,the minimum eligibility for which  is a higher secondary certificate(10+2) qualification with a minimum aggregate score of 45%.The program is spread over 6

It depends on your interest in which field you want to pursue your career. There a number of areas in the science field. The courses mentioned in this list are non saturated or less saturated. It means that relatively less number of students opts for these courses. This means that

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yes, it may be enough but we cant be very sure of it as, NCERT is like the road map, blue print it has all the information but it is not sufficient for the preparation, You must need some additional help. This is because in NCERT the topics

After being alloted seat in first round or first round upgrade, if you you want change your choices for second round, yes you can do this by not reporting or not accepting previously adopted seat or by leaving the seat of first round within specified time.

And I would suggest

KCET rank will be calculated by considering the performances in KCET and QE (qualifying examination) as well.I will explain with an example ,let us assume that u have scored 131/180 in KCET and 288/300 in QE,then your % marks in KCET is 72.77% and in QE it is 96% now

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the additional eligibility criteria to take admission in delhi university for the course b.Com (//b.Com) is candidate must have secured a minimum aggregate of 60 percent marks in english/hindi and combination of three best among the following subjects - mathematics, accountancy , economics and business studies/commerce , inclusion of

Hello Sutej,

According to my analysis here is a quick overview of both the colleges:

Hello Aspirant,

No. not at all. If you are enrolled in any university for any particular course then you are not suppose to follow the same course in any other institute neither in regular mode nor in distance mode.

Suppose if you are not satisfied from your current degree program

Hello Aspirant,

The NTSE syllabus of 2020-21 includes topics from 9th and 10th class syllabus of CBSE and state board. NTSE exam syllabus is divided into two parts: SAT and MAT as the exam are held at two stages.

NTSE SAT syllabus comprises of Maths, Social Science and Science subjects