How can I get admission in St Josephs College of Commerce?

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In St. Joseph's College of Commerce (SJCC) admission based on merit and entrance. The admission process begins in February each year. The college considers entrance tests for some courses, such as SMAT, SCAT, and SAT–Eco, to assess an applicant's aptitude and knowledge of the subject. The selection

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