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Overall, 50% is required at minimum.

If there is choice between CA , PGDM at Tier I IIM or MBA top B schools, I will recommend MBA at Tier I IIMs as the best option. In India acceptance of MBA from IIM Ahmadabad, Bangalore, Calcutta and Lucknow is highest. Generally chances of getting excellent first job after PGDM from IIMs is highest and gives a kick start to career. After that its your effort which will take you forward.

Yes its better for if intrested ca line

Go for CFA. This is an international course with good scope.

It's possible yet extremely difficult to manage studying for equally difficult courses like these two simultaneously.

Both are good option for marketing profession. The scope of digital marketing certificate is huge. Now a days Digital Marketing is more imporatnt and effective to reach audience than physical marketing. Besides physical buying / purchasing concept is changing into Virtual purchase concept. Now a days, We are purchasing more through E Commere Website. So it requires E Marketing. So the scope is very wide. In future all the companies will think about digital marketing. Many firms already identified the potantial and started it.

You can do MBA in HR for the same.

University of Delhi
Mumbai University
Gujarat National Law University
Mithibai College are some of the universities are standing top in offering B.Com LLB

Generally regular course are better however if you have manged to clear CPT then opt for correspondence. Most of your time would be required for CA

B.Com would be a better option and you can do MBA from a top B-School and business maths is not mandatory for B.Com but you will not be able to do B.Com (Honors).

For bcom
K.C.
Mithibai
Somaiya
Hinduja
Lala lajpatrai
SIES
For mba jamnalal bajaj sydenham welingkar

Yes, it would be an added advantage for you. You will get a good job in an MNC with this combination.

The CA course is difficult and if you pass, there are no limits to success. It involves more of financial analysis and calculations. MBA on the other hand is more into management. If you are interested in finance, you can take MBA in finance. With MBA, the scope and area of operations is broader.

Hello Soham,
MBA with finance specialisation and M.Com are two options for any commerce graduate.
Key difference-
MBA is considered as a general degree which enables students to learn about lot of areas. But most of these subjects will not provide students with in depth knowledge. The students of MBA specialising in a particular subject like finance will get excellent experience and know-how in that particular field. An MBA is considered to be one of the most valued degrees all over the world, if it is from a reputed institution. One of the main differences between MBA finance and M.Com is the fees of the course.
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You can have MBA to upgrade your CV

Yes, definitely you can pursue M.Sc. in finance, either from India or from any foreign country.

IGNOU is the best option. The eligibility criteria is as under. Eligibility: A person with 10+2 qualification is eligible for admission. Non 10+2 candidates who have completed Bachelors Preparatory Programme (BPP) of the University are also eligible for admission. Medium of Instructions: English/Hindi
Minimum Duration: 3 Years
Maximum Duration: 6 Years
Course Fee: Rs. 6,000
Minimum Age: No bar
Maximum Age: No bar
Teaching is done through an innovative multi-media.

Integrated B.Com. + M.Com. at Tezpur University - TEZU such as cutoff, placements, fees, admission, ranking & eligibility.
refer link: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/university/tezpur-university-tezu-269/course-integrated-b-com-m-com-267791" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/university/tezpur-university-tezu-269/course-integrated-b-com-m-com-267791</a>

<p>Yes, you can do Master of Arts (M.A) after completing B.Com and B.Ed. However, it is important to note that you do not need an MA. Some universities offer candidates an M.A. degree with certificate. If you are pursuing MA in the humanities or social sciences then you should choose relevant subjects such as psychology, sociology, or history. However, if you are interested in studying a business-related subject such as finance or management, you must have a background in that subject before you are eligible to apply.</p>

<p>Both are equally good and well known name in education. For B.Com you should choose the cheaper one although Symbosis is a brand and well known for professional courses but I would prefer Xavier as it is cheaper and has good brand value in job market.&nbsp;</p>

Hey, you can manage both MBA and your work. Opt for executive MBA from a good university as it will surely pay you off pretty well.

Hello Parth,
Ideally, B.Com is suitable with CA. It will help you build a very good foundation in account and finance. But, you should check your aptitude and interests, and then decide.

You can do BCom from Xaviers. But if you are keen on doing MBA afterwards, take up BBA course. It will help you with your MBA target. But know this, BBA is a one way course. You can do only MBA after BBA. But if you do BCom, you can go for MBA, MCom, CA, LLB, etc.

Dear Thumma, courses in finance, financial services, general management, banking and finance would be ideal. No course can guarantee you a good future if you don't have the skillset and don't enjoy your work. So, have a vision of your career and choose whether you want to be in management or handle finance.
Best Wishes

If you are looking a job abroad or in India, then you may have following options as:
(a)MBA
(b)CFA
(c)MBA+CFA
According to your job requirement and interest, select either of these options.

Hello,
You might have chosen B.Com for the following reasons:
You are good at maths and accountancy / more job prospects than BBA / it is a wholesome course. If your answer is any one out of the three then you can go with the following finance related courses. Yes, you heard it right, B.Com majorly gives jobs like that of "Financial Analyst or Manager" because it deals more with statistics, finance and economics.
*Typical things to do after:
1. CA
2. M.Com
3. Consultancy (One of the highest paid jobs)
4. Banking / Auditing
5. Government Jobs (for e.g., in RBI)
6. MBA in Finance
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1. St. Xavier College, Kolkata is the best for M.Com.
2. IIM - Kolkata & Vinod Gupta School of Management (IIT- Kharagpur) are the best for MBA.

MBA in international business is a sufficient qualification to start career in companies in the area of import and export of goods and services, global shipping companies, international logistics & courier companies, clearing houses, international consultancy firms, trade bodies, foreign embassies, own consultancy, banking industry particularly in foreign exchange business, IT companies in Presales support & BA roles, Data Analyst etc. If you want to change your specialization because of some reasons or want to gain knowledge on commerce subjects, you can go ahead.

While commerce ppl do hv an edge in understanding the basics of management, the IIMs and other institutes have an intake for all irrespective of streams. The reason for the same is that the industries are not compartmentalized like sciences, commerce and humanities. In an ngo, you need to know the Business management and laws too. Similarly, a pharma company will require marketing and administration so choose a course of your liking so that you can excell.

Hi
To pursue MA psy you need bachelor's in psychology for regular mode. Ignou offers ma psy for any bachelor's degree if you are interested. Also, MBA in HR is another way for you to learn psychology as subject like OB covers it. You may also go for diploma courses.