Can I get admission for B.Com on the basis of 12th results at Tezpur University or any entrance exam is needed?

Matric results - 9.6 CGPA.

276 Views|Posted 2 years ago
Asked by Shehab Ahmed
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No, you can study B.Com and then leave the university. Our department offers the option of lateral exit. Also, we have honours in all subjects.

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7 years ago
Yes, you have to enter for TUEE i.e. Tezpur University entrance exam with 60% in class 12th.

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8 years ago
To study in Tezpur University, you need to give an entrance exam.

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Hello Shehab, For admissions to B Com courses, eligibility is 12th. No entrance exam since enough seats are available. But to get admission in a better known college, you of course need to score better in 12th. Best wishes

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