B.com first year Admission fee
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15th Jul, 2019
Hello Vijendra,
You have not mentioned the name of the college so i am providing you the first year fees of some top B.Com colleges:
- Shri ram college of commerce, New Delhi - 30,115/-
- St. Xavier's college, Mumbai - 5,075/-
- Christ university, Bangalore - 1,85,000/-
- Hindu college, New Delhi - 15,490/-
- St. Joseph's college of commerce, Bangalore - 60,000/-
If you want fees of some other college then mention its name.
Hope this helps.
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15th Jul, 2019
Hi Vijendra,
Bcom is a three year full time undergraduation course divided into six semesters. It gives you knowlege in various subjects like Accounting, Finance, Economics, Taxation, Management and law. One can do it on Regular basis or by Distance learning education both.
Now coming to your question i.e about fee structure. It depends on college to college or university to university. For example if take admission in private college it cost you high as compared to government college. Again, fee structure for the same will depend upon college facilities and Infrastructure. It will vary.
Bcom is a three year full time undergraduation course divided into six semesters. It gives you knowlege in various subjects like Accounting, Finance, Economics, Taxation, Management and law. One can do it on Regular basis or by Distance learning education both.
Now coming to your question i.e about fee structure. It depends on college to college or university to university. For example if take admission in private college it cost you high as compared to government college. Again, fee structure for the same will depend upon college facilities and Infrastructure. It will vary.
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15th Jul, 2019
Hi Vijendra,
You haven't specified the college or the area of the college so that i can answer checking the data, but still to answer your query, this is a 3year course and the fees could vary from 10,000 to 1,00,000 rupees per year, depending on the type of college. If it is a government college, then obviously the rate will be lesser than the private ones. All the best!
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