What is the fee for B.Com at Pannalal Girdharlal Dayanand AngloVedic College?

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    Aayushi Aayushi

    a year ago

    PGDAV courses offered at UG level and the eligibilty crietria set for the courses are different from one another. Similarly, is the case with PGDAV fees. Candidates must pay the PGDAV fees and charges for the academic year 2024-25 at the time of admission.  The total number of Seats that are provided is 346 and for BCOM (hons) total setas are 231. PGDAV Admission Fee for all courses that is common is Rs.13,810. An adiitional course fee will be charged to every student is 22,000 so the approximate fee for B.Com is INR 13810+INR 22000=INR 35,810.

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