Karnataka State Women University (KSWU), Bijapur
Bijapur Karnataka

Karnataka State Women's University (KSWU): Master of Commerce (MCom) Exam Results

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Browse the latest examination results of Master of Commerce (M.Com) at Karnataka State Women University (KSWU), Bijapur.

Master of Commerce (M.Com) is a 2-year postgraduate degree in business or commerce and related subjects. With M Com students may further explore wide horizons in the field of Commerce.

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Karnataka State Women's University (KSWU): Master of Commerce (MCom) Exam Results

-- MCOM3: Master Of Commerce (Ii Semester) View declared on Monday August 26, 2019

-- MCOM3: Master Of Commerce (I Semester) View declared on Monday May 20, 2019

-- MCOM: Master Of Commerce (Iii Semester) View declared on Thursday May 2, 2019

-- MCOM: Master Of Commerce (Iv Semester) View declared on Friday September 14, 2018

-- MCOM: Master Of Commerce, Ii Semester (SE) View declared on Friday September 1, 2017

-- MCOM: Master Of Commerce, Iv Semester (SE) View declared on Monday September 25, 2017

-- MCOM: Master Of Commerce, Ii Semester (SS) View declared on Friday September 1, 2017

MCOM: Master Of Commerce, Iv Semester (SS) declared on Wednesday October 5, 2016

MCOM: Master Of Commerce, Ii Semester (SS) Exam Results declared on Wednesday September 7, 2016

DPMC: M.com, 2nd Year (DIST) declared on Saturday March 5, 2016

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