What are the factors that I can consider for comparing Institute of Commerce, Nirma University BCom course?
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There are no. of factors that one can taken into account, while comparing the Institute of Commerce, Nirma University BCom course. These factors can not be predecided, because it can change according to the students' preferences. Some of the important considered factors are, seats, placements, fees, ROI, etc.
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Not really, completing the Class 12 from the specifically Commerce stream is not important for admissions in the BCom course at Institute of Commerce, Nirma University. However, students must have studied one of the commerce-related subjects in their Class 12. For example, students must have studied English + any of the subjects from (Accountancy/ Business Administration/ Economics/ Statistics or Mathematics).
Yes, Institute of Commerce, Nirma University does offer internships to BCom students. During the course, three compulsory internships are important one of social and two corporate Internships.
Social Internship 3 weeks (Internship with NGO, Civil Society, and Social Organisation: aimed to enhance the skills and develop the character of students).
Corporate Internship – 6 weeks (Internship with Corporate Businesses: to enable the students to gain practical/ real- life experience of industry/ corporate world).
Corporate Internship – 15 weeks (Internship with Corporate Businesses: to enable the students to gain pract
Yes, Institute of Commerce, Nirma University does offer BCom course for four-years. Further, this course is divided into eight semesters. This course is given in full-time mode. For admissions, students must have studied English as a subject along with the commerce-related subjects, likewise, Accountancy/ Business Administration/ Economics/ Statistics or Mathematics.
Yes, Institute of Commerce, Nirma University does offer scholarships to BCom students. The institute claims that the University extends financial support up to 100% of the tution fee to meritorious students in the form of scholarships based on merit, and merit-cum-means.
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