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B.Com LLB is available in Guwahati, through, Guwahati University, NEF Law College. However, there are several other colleges providing integrated Law degree but you need to check with them individually whether they give B.Com LLB or not.

Yes, you can. MBA can be done after completing graduation. Graduation is the eligibility criteria. It does not matter in which field or stream, you have done your graduation.

Hi,
MBA, if done from a top college is worth, it may not be so lucrative. CS is also a good option, although you may skip it and go for MBA in finance. MBA has much better scope and good salary band.
Check the below link for top MBA schools:
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It purely depends on what you wish to pursue further and in which country. CAT is for admissions to management institutes in india for courses like mba, PGP, pgdm etc.
GMAT is international standardized test for business management colleges for post graduation accepted in most of the countries.
GRE is for master's in other subjects than management for post graduation courses again abroad.
TOEFL/ IELTS is the English language proficiency test accepted in almost every country abroad.
So ideally , you will either be taking GMAT/GRE and TOEFL/IELTS to apply abroad.

Try applying to Amity University.

CA will be the best career option in regard of a smart salary & life time achievement, but it is difficult to crack CA exam as it needs full dedication on studies. Doing MBA from the top 10 Indian colleges like IIM, XLRI, etc. will also be a better option.

If you are planning to pursue M.Com through correspondence, you may try for IGNOU.

Most of the MNC and international companies hire their staff through consultants, job portals or social media such as LinkedIn or internal referral program. You may try to use all of these channels to get a job. Sometime these companies hire short term trainees, who may get permanent job after training.

Yes, you can pursue MBA. In order to pursue MBA, you need to be a graduate (any stream).

You can pursue B.Com by distance Learning. You may evaluate IGNOU & DU School of Open Learning for pursuing B.Com.

SEE you've got a build up a relevant skill set. The age factor doesn't really affect the chances of getting a good job per se, as long as you have the right mindset and knowledge about the market trends. It is difficult to predict the success ratio as it purely based on your ability as I said earlier.

Hii ISHITA. Here is your answer to your query. You can definitely do M.Sc. In statics after completing B.Com. This course is about 3 years. Eligibility criteria for this is you need to have 50% of you graduation. You need to attend entrance exam for getting seat in invertis university. On the basis of valid score in GATE and IUCET. This university is absolutely fine for you to do M.Sc. In Statistics. The fee structure is also very affordable price. Basic fee structure is nearly INR 60000 per year. If you are having merit in the entrance exam then you will get fee concession. If you are having Statistics in B.Com then you can definitely joi... View more

It depends upon your career plan. If you are looking career into marketing operations HR and other business management area, then opt BBA. However, for a better career, only BBA is not enough you may need to do MBA from tier 1 or tier 2 institute. If your plan is doing MBA or want to keep yourself open for program like CA, CS, LLB, CMA, CPA and so on, better go for B.Com as it will be cheaper too.

Hello Rohan,
Doing MBA certainly will give you an edge and will open more opportunities in professional world. The basic requirement for MBA is to be a graduate. Different B-Schools can have some other criteria also.

Hi,
Thanks for asking.
Allow me to answer your query.
For banking jobs you only need a graduation with any discipline.So you can do either BBA or B.Com
I will suggest you to go for B.Com.
You can start your preparation for banking exam with the graduation. It will help you to crack Bank exam in first attempt. Many people don not clear their IBPS Exam in first attempt so it is not impossible for you also.
I am providing you a link form where you can download IBPS PO Syllabus & can start your preparation.
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if your interest in IT or computer side .if you like that for next 30 year you are happy with coding and programming then go for BCA .if your interest in account.management .tax .go for b.com .
b.com ke baad apke pass bahut saari lines hai aur .BCA ke baad I think sirf MCA .coz ekeli BCA ki koi value nahi apko additional kuch na kuch karna padega .b.com ke baad MBA .c.a .c.s .kuch aur bhi kar sakte hai .even business bhi karenege to b.com kaam aayegi .may be koi aur apko mujhese better guide kar sake .

go for M.Com or MBA

If you are not hurry to getting a job than should go for B.Com. BBA is a professional course but for conceptual and depth knowledge can be gain through B.Com only. After all college and you labor matters.

Few BBA nd B.com colleges are as follows :
1.Sri Ram College of Commerce(SRCC), Delhi
2.Loyola College Sterling Road, Chennai
3.Christ College Hosur Road, Bangalore
4.St. Xavier's College, Mumbai
5.Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce, Mumbai
6.Symbiosis College of Arts & Commerce, Pune
7.St. Joseph's College of Commerce, Bengaluru
8.Hans Raj College, New Delhi
9.Madras Christian College(MCC), Chennai
10.Christ University, Bangalore

You can do MBA from IIMS or good colleges in India itself. If you have finance background then apply for foreign universities.

You can go for MBA or CA after completing B.Com.

In my opinion MBA from IIM Ahemadabad is good enough to getting a good job.

Hi,
To get into banking sector, candidates should have completed graduation in any field (science/ commerce / arts).
So, if you want to pursue B.Com then you can apply for banking exams like IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI PO, IBPS RRB, etc.

Hi,
Don’t get yourself demotivated by thinking yourself a mediocre student. Work hard, set a target and you can get it.
Yes, you can do MBA, take loan if you can’t pay cash. Don’t join suddenly, prepare for some competitive exams. Sit at home and study for some time, work on your communication skills and join a good MBA college.

MS in finance or Masters in finance is the most suitable course. You may pursue from USA. To know more details and procedures, kindly visit the respective websites of universities in USA or <a href="https://shiksha.com/Courses/MS" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://shiksha.com/Courses/MS</a> Finance/USA. All the best.

You can go with pgdm, as it is very practical course vry helpful in ur carrer also.All d best !!!!

Hi,
Since, you are currently in your first year. It is too early to decide. You will have to start preparing for CAT exam and other MBA exams like MAT and CMAT when you enter 3rd year B.Com. Once you get your score, you can shortlist MBA colleges basis on that provide media or marketing as a specialization.
All the best.

MEC is normally pursued by those who wish to pursue B Com, CA or any Accountacy track. To pursue B Sc in Sciences, PCM or PCB is normally required.

Hi,
It is based on what specialization you like to pursue in MBA.
For eg:-
If you want to get finance specialization do focus on statistics subjects, accountancy, financial management subjects etc. in B.Com.

If you study whole heartedly you can go for CA. If you want a professional degree then you can appear for CAT and join a good MBA college. If you want to give competition exams then you can do M.Com also.