Commerce

The fees for Class 11 Commerce students with a hostel facility vary across different schools in India. Here are some examples:

- Chinmaya Vidyalaya: 305,000 per annum

- Gurukul Kurukshetra: 212,600 per annum

- Mount Litera Zee School: 321,200 per annum

- The Doon School: 2,220,000 per annum

- JAIN International Residential School: 931,000 per annum

- Woodstock School: 2,866,000 per annum

- Holy Child School: 67,100 per annum

- Welham Girls' School: 1,582,500 per annum

- Indus International School: Fees is high

- Canadian International School: 1,565,700 per annum

Please note that these fees are subject to change and may not include additional costs such as admission fees, security deposits, or extracurricular activity fees. I recommend checking the official website of the school or contacting their admissions office for the most up-to-date information.

Post Graduate Entrance Tests across different states or universities in India. To provide you with the most accurate syllabus for the M.Com entrance exam, I need more specific information about which "pgset" you are referring to.

However, I can give you a general overview of the common subjects and topics that are usually included in most M.Com entrance exams in India, which might be helpful for your preparation:

Common Subjects in M.Com Entrance Exams:

* Accounting:

* Financial Accounting (Basic Accounting Principles, Preparation of Financial Statements, etc.)

* Cost Accounting (Cost Concepts, Costing Methods, etc.)

* Corporate Accounting (Company Accounts, Mergers and Acquisitions, etc.)

* Economics:

* Microeconomics (Demand and Supply, Consumer Behavior, Market Structures, etc.)

* Macroeconomics (National Income, Inflation, Monetary and Fiscal Policy, etc.)

* International Economics (International Trade, Balance of Payments, etc.)

* Business Management:

* Principles of Management (Functions of Management, Organization Structure, etc.)

* Business Law (Indian Contract Act, Companies Act, etc.)

* Human Resource Management (Recruitment, Training, Performance Appraisal, etc.)

* Marketing Management (Marketing Concepts, Market Segmentation, Marketing Mix, etc.)

* Organizational Behavior (Motivation, Leadership, Group Dynamics, etc.)

* Mathematics and Statistics:

* Basic Statistics (Measures of Central Tendency, Dispersion, Probability, etc.)

* Quantitative Aptitude (Ratio and Proportion, Time and Work, Basic Algebra, etc.)

* Data Interpretation

* General Awareness:

* Current Affairs (National and International)

* Business News

* Economic Developments

Exam Pattern (General Trend):

* Most exams consist of multiple-choice questions (MCQs).

* The number of questions and duration of the exam can vary.

* There might be different sections for each subject area.

To get the exact syllabus for the M.Com entrance exam you are interested in, please provide the following information:

* Name of the specific "pgset" exam: Is it a state-level exam (like AP PGCET, TS CPGET, Karnataka PGCET) or a university-specific exam?

* Name of the state or university conducting the exam: Knowing the location will help in identifying the relevant exam.

Once you provide this information, I can try to find the specific syllabus for you.

In the meantime, here are some general tips for preparing for an M.Com entrance exam:

* Understand the Syllabus: Once you know the specific syllabus, go through each topic carefully.

* Study Relevant Material: Refer to your graduation textbooks and other standard books for each subject.

* Practice Previous Years' Papers: If available, solve previous years' question papers to understand the exam pattern and difficulty level.

* Focus on Fundamentals: Build a strong foundation in the core concepts of accounting, economics, and business management.

* Improve Quantitative Skills: Practice mathematical problems and data interpretation questions.

* Stay Updated on Current Affairs: Read newspapers and business magazines regularly.

* Time Management: Learn to manage your time effectively during the exam.

* Mock Tests: Take mock tests to assess your preparation level and identify weak areas.

For pursuing an MA in Economics in India, highly regarded institutions include the Delhi School of Economics (DSE), Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), and the University of Hyderabad, known for their strong economics programs and faculty.

Here's a more detailed breakdown of some top options:

Top-Ranked Institutions:

Delhi School of Economics (DSE): A leading center for advanced training and research in economics, geography, and sociology in South Asia.

Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU): Known for its strong economics program and research opportunities.

University of Hyderabad: Another well-regarded institution with a strong economics department.

Indian Statistical Institute (ISI): A renowned institution for statistics and economics, offering specialized programs.

Madras School of Economics (MIDS): A good option in the South, known for its curriculum and brand value.

Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics (GIPE): A good option in Pune.

Institute for Development and Research in the Indian Economy (IDR): A good option in Delhi.

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras, IIT Roorkee, IIT Delhi: These IITs also have good economics programs.

Jamia Millia Islamia: Known for its strong economics program and research opportunities.

Azim Premji University: A good option in Bangalore.

JAIN (Deemed-to-be University): Offers MA in Economics with a focus on problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

Other Notable Institutions:

Loyola College, Chennai

St. Xavier's College, Mumbai

Madras Christian College, Chennai

Presidency University, Kolkata

Hans Raj College (HRC), New Delhi

Fergusson College, Pune

Ramjas College, New Delhi

Indian School of Business & Finance

Hello,

Several institutions in India offer Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (DMLT) programs that accept students who have completed their 10th standard. Here are some notable colleges:

Ganesh Institute of Paramedical Sciences : Offers DMLT courses with eligibility criteria including completion of 10th standard.

SIES Institute of Medical & Laboratory Technology : Provides DMLT programs accessible to students who have passed the 10th standard.

Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Pharmacy : Offers DMLT courses for candidates who have completed their 10th standard.

Ganesh Educational Institute and Research Centre : Provides DMLT programs with a minimum qualification of 10th pass.

Please note that while some institutions accept students after the 10th standard, many DMLT programs require completion of the 12th standard, often with science subjects. It's advisable to check the specific eligibility criteria of each institution before applying.

Hello Joshua,

yes, diploma holders in automobile engineering can get lateral entry into B.Tech/B.E programs. admission is usually through entrance exams like ECET, JELET, or LEET depending on the state check specific university guidelines for eligibility and admission procedures.

Hope this message finds you well,

Thank you.

Hello,

For admission into Andhra University as a diploma holder, the rank considered depends on the course you are applying for:

1. AUEET (Andhra University Engineering Entrance Test) – This is for admission into the university's 6-year integrated dual degree (B.Tech + M.Tech) programs.

2. ECET (Engineering Common Entrance Test) – This is for lateral entry into the second year of B.Tech/B.E. courses.

If you are aiming for lateral entry into B.Tech at Andhra University, your ECET rank will be considered. If you are applying for an integrated program, then your AUEET rank will matter.