Correct Answer: M3 > M4

Solution : Given:
(I) The price of M7 is more than M5 and less than M4.
M4 > M7 > M5
(II) The price of M1 is more than M6 and less than M2.
M2 > M1 > M6
(III) The price of M2 is less than the price of M5. If the price of M4 is less than only one mobile.
M3 > M4 > M7 > M5 > M2 > M1 > M6

So, M3 > M4 is correct. Hence, the first option is correct.

Hello aspirant,

Both these career option have immense potential of growth. Both MBA and LLB are on high demand. You can pursue law if you have interest in becoming lawyer or judge. And if you want to live corporate world life, you can look for MBA.

It totally depends on your preference. I would suggest you to choose the field that you like.

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Hello,

One of the best options in career as a commerce student one can do is B Com+MBA the flexibility the Bcom gives to one to explore and Prepare for CAT is the most i like. Some best colleges in mumbai are IIM Mumbai (Indian Institute of Management) and TISS (Tata Institute of social science) these are top 2 colleges you can get admission in.

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Hello,

No, maths is not compulsory for doing B Com hons and Also not for CUET exam for BCom Honours. Eligibility criteria for Bcom hons is  tha you must have studied Commerce in class 11 and 12 with Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics and English as main subjects. The minimum cut off marks criteria is subject to each colleges own admission criteria for that year.

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Good news is Yes, you can do MCA ( Masters of computer application)course after completing your degree in B. Com. The minimum eligibility criteria for MCA is that the candidate must graduate with bachelors in science, commerce, engineering or it is equivalent degree from any recognized University.

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Hello aspirant

You can go for science stream from NIOS .

You will have to pass out class xii with physics  , chemistry and biology with minimum 50 % marks. You will have write English exam too

Fortunately there is no upper age limit for neet so after fulfilling eligibility criteria for neet you will be eligible for neet at the age of 20 or 21

Neet is the biggest and most difficult  entrance  exam of  India.

Every year more than 20 lakh students appear for Neet ug.

The qualifying percentile foe general category candidate is 50 percentile  720 - 137

For sc / ST 40 percentile 137 - 107

For OBC 40 percentile  137 - 107

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Dear Aspirant!

Yes, a student studying vocational Banking and Insurance can often get admission in B.Com (Honours) programs. However, admission policies may vary among colleges and universities. Some institutions might have specific criteria or additional requirements for students with a vocational background.

Elaboration :

• Check Admission Policies: Contact the specific college or university where you plan to apply. Inquire about their admission policies for students with a vocational background.
• Academic Eligibility: Ensure that you meet the academic eligibility criteria for B.Com (Honours) programs. Colleges typically consider your performance in relevant subjects.
• Additional Requirements: Some institutions may require you to take additional entrance exams or interviews. Be aware of any such requirements and prepare accordingly.
• Documentation: Prepare all necessary documents, including certificates related to your vocational course, for the admission process.
• Explore Options: Research multiple colleges offering B.Com (Honours) and consider their admission criteria. This helps you choose the most suitable option based on your background and career goals.

It's advisable to reach out to the admission office of the specific college you're interested in for the most accurate and detailed information regarding the admission process.

Hello aspirant,

Yes, a student from not maths background can also opt for bcom hons course as maths is not a compulsory subject for bcom hons. Every university has there own eligibility criteria and many colleges accept students in their bcom hons programme from non maths background.

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