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1st February 2016, 11:39 AM
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What is the marks percentage required for doing Ph.D after completion of M.Com? Am I eligible to do Ph.D with 45% marks in M.Com?


What is the marks percentage required for doing Ph.D after completion of M.Com? Am I eligible to do Ph.D with 45% marks in M.Com? Can you tell me what is the minimum criteria required for the same? Please provide me the details.




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1st February 2016, 11:08 PM
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Default Re: What is the marks percentage required for doing Ph.D after completion of M.Com? Am I eligible to do Ph.D with 45% marks in M.Com?

If you want to complete ph.d after m.com then it is compulsory to have 50% marks if you have completed m.com( hons). from Delhi or other university.And must have 55% if you have passed m.com from Delhi or from other university.
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2nd February 2016, 12:11 AM
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Default Re: What is the marks percentage required for doing Ph.D after completion of M.Com? Am I eligible to do Ph.D with 45% marks in M.Com?

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What is the marks percentage required for doing Ph.D after completion of M.Com? Am I eligible to do Ph.D with 45% marks in M.Com? Can you tell me what is the minimum criteria required for the same? Please provide me the details.
You have got 45% marks in M.Com degree so you are not eligible for Ph.D course.

Those candidates who have completed M.Com degree with above 55% marks from a recognized university are eligible for Ph.D course in Commerce.

There is no age criteria.
Do you have any question? or have anything to say?



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