Is Banaras Hindu University good for doing B.Com?

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Asked by Yash Varshney
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Aakash  jain
7 years ago
Faculty of Commerce is one of the oldest faculty of BHU and also among the best. There you get to explore yourself among all other meritorious students from different countries as well. Faculty members are good and will help you in all aspects that you expect from their side. Now when it comes to fe

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Yes, these qualities are applicable on B.Com (Plain) as well, but I'm not sure that BHU provides B.Com (plain). You should check their official website for the same.

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