Is there any exam for a commerce student after +2? I finished with my +2 recently in commerce.

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Chetna S
2016-04-03 16:21:18
-BBA, BCA, B.com do hv entrances in some universities. For CA, you need to go for CPT. Law is through CLAT.

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P
3 years ago
The question asked is not clear. If you are asking about taking admission for B.Com or BBA, then there is no need of any entrance exam you will get admission for B.Com and BBA on the college merit basis.

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S
6 years ago
BBA BCA B.Com do have entrances in some universities. For CA you need to go for CPT. Law is through CLAT.

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S
7 years ago
After +2, different universities have their own entrance exams for admissions in graduation. So, you have to contact the college in which you are planning to pursue your further studies.

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S
7 years ago
There is no particular entrance exam, but many colleges have their own entrance exams for graduation admissions.

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Syed Asif
7 years ago
Well, not all but some universities conduct entrance exams for degree admissions but you can get direct admission in many of the colleges without an entrance exam for UG course.

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Rohit Kothawade
8 years ago
The question asked is not clear. If you asking about taking admission for B.Com or BBA, then there is no need of any entrance exam you will get admission for B.Com and BBA on the college merit basis.

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What about shri ram commerce college? I am from Nepal and I don't have any idea.

A
8 years ago
You need to score 50% above in 12th. After that, you can sit for GDPI rounds for respective colleges.

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ravi mahawar
8 years ago
Hello, If you want to appear in government exams, just after your 12 then appearing in rrb exams is one of the best option for you. RRB Conducts examination for various posts like Assistant Loco Piolet RRB NTPC RRB Group D Check out the latest notification announced by Railway Recruitment Board on 2

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K
9 years ago
If you are interested in accounts, go for CA or you can go for B.Com and M.Com.

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