What is the eligibility to get admission in Government College of Commerce and Business Administration for UG/PG courses?
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Government College of Commerce and Business Administration has below criteria for taking admissions to it's various courses:
Courses Eligibility BCA Candidate passed 12th/equivalent from any recognized institute/board are also eligible to apply M.Com Candidates completed graduation/bachelor's degree from any recognized institute/university are eligible to apply B.Com Candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent from recognized board. BBA Candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized school/board.
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Yes, you can get admission in government colleges for sure. I would suggest you to crack CUET as through CUET you can get admitted to some of the best government universities.
Although exact placement packages for B.Com graduates at Government College of Commerce and Business Administration Chandigarh are not available in public domain, placement of the college is around 50%. For the B.Com course, the average yearly fee is approximately INR 29,729.
Direct admission into the third year of the BBA program at Government College of Commerce is unlikely. Most universities, including government colleges, follow a standard admission process for undergraduate programs. The program generally involves applying through a centralized system or the college website after completing the required qualifying exam.
Make sure you fulfill the college's minimal educational requirements as well as any additional requirements for eligibility before enrolling in the course of your choice. Keep an eye out for updates and alerts regarding admissions on the GCCBA Chandigarh website.As directed in the admission notification, complete the application either offline or online. Send in the application form and the necessary paperwork. Since admission is frequently determined by merit, your academic standing in the qualifying exam—which, for undergraduate courses, is the 12th grade—will be taken into account. A merit list will be made public by the
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