How can I pursue B.Com from Indira Gandhi National Open University? I have no money. I belong to a very poor family.

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Rudra  Shaurya
7 years ago
You will need to provide Income Certificate and possibly Ration Card at the time of admission. I would suggest visiting the study center to get proper details.

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Shalaka Singh
7 years ago
Hi Shailendra, IGNOU does provide fee waiver for their students from economically weak section students. For fee waiver you need to contact your nearest study center. You will be needed to show the required documents and get the fee waiver.

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