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There are few colleges who do not take graduation score into account. So no need to reappear.

I would recommend Entrepreneurship Development Institute Of India. You can do one year diploma programme in distance mode from this institute. This programme is approved by distance education bureau.ugc. For more visit :-
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All the best.

You can do M.Com, CA, MBA or PGDM. It depends on your interest.

It is always better to do a productive work rather than sitting idle. Hence it is advised to take up the clerical job and leave it later to continue with your MBA education when the time arrives.

Candidates not having Major/Honours courses, must have the concerned degree with a minimum 50% aggregate marks or 5.5 CPI in a 10-point scale for General/OBC category candidates and a minimum 45% aggregate marks or 5.0 CPI in a 10-point scale for SC/ST/PD category candidates.

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There has been no mou between ICAI and CPA USA as yet so you need to go through a rigorous process to be CPA. All your queries will be answered here:
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It depends on what you want to do in life after pursuing the course.

It depends on your interest.
MBA, M.Com, MFA, MFM, LLB, etc. are some of the courses that one can pursue after completing B.Com.

Hi Nikhil,
There are a couple of entrance exams, which you can prepare to get into a b-school, like CAT, SNAP, XAT, NMAT, IIFT, CMAT, CET or MAT. You can prepare for them by yourself, if you are confident enough or take help of any coaching institute which prepares for MBA.
All the best.

CFA is a sought out course, and if you clear all levels of CFA, then there is no need for MBA.

After completing B.Com, there are great opportunities in sales and marketing. You can do MBA in marketing or if you want to specialize in particular sector, then you can go for logistics and supply chain management.

You have to compete entrance exams like cat, mat, xat, cmat and apply different bschools with your entrance score. Prepare well to score well. All the best.

You can pursue a chef course once you complete B.Com. You can pursue formal training through culinary programs offered by community colleges, universities, and culinary institutes.

Yes, you can pursue after your graduation. Also you may like to pursue company secretary course. Visit <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.icsi.edu" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.icsi.edu</a> for more details.

Some best MBA colleges are-
IIM-ABCIIFT DELHI
MDI GURGAON
XLRI JAMSHEDPURNMIMS MUMBAISIBM PUNE
SCHMRD PUNE
TISS MUMBAIJBIMS MUMBAI

This is a good institute. You can take admission here for good facilities and opportunities. Good luck.

Ni dear you cannot claim exemption

Candidates must have passed Class 12 with at least 45% aggregate. Also, candidates must have passed Mathematics/Business Mathematics at the qualifying examination.

<div><div><div dir="auto"><div>The eligibility criteria for M.Com at the Indian Institute of Management and Commerce (IIMC) Hyderabad include the following:<ul><li>Candidates must have completed B.Com or an equivalent degree from a recognised university</li><li>Admission to the M.Com course is through a Common Entrance Examination conducted by Osmania University</li><li>The admission is based on the marks secured in the qualifying examination, and the duration of the M.Com course is 2 years</li></ul>For admission to the M.Com programme at IIMC Hyderabad, cand... View more

<p>For admission to the M.Com programme at IIMC Hyderabad, candidates must appear for the Common Post Graduate Entrance Test (OUCET) conducted by Osmania University. The admission to the M.Com course is based on the candidate's score in the OUCET examination. There is no mention of a minimum entrance exam score in the search results. However, it is essential to refer to the IIMC Hyderabad website for the latest information on the merit list and eligibility criteria. The documents required for admissions to the M.Com programme at IIMC Hyderabad include</p><p>&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Marksheet of Class 10+2&l... View more

<div><div><div dir="auto"><div>The decision of whether M.Com at IIMC Hyderabad is better than at Nizam College depends on various factors such as fees, placements, and rankings. According to the information available, both institutions have their own merits. IIMC Hyderabad, established four decades ago, has a strong foundation in commerce education and is ranked by various magazines as a premier institution in the field of commerce education in the country. On the other hand, Nizam College is also well-regarded and has a legacy of producing successful professionals in the field of commerce. To make an info... View more

<p>The tuition fee for Jain University BBA course ranges between INR INR 40,500 - INR 10.5 lakh for three years. This fee is inclusive of the tuition fees for all the BBA specialisations. However, this information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.</p><p>BCA: 1.95 Lakh</p><p>BCOM: 1.8 Lakh</p>

<p>Applicants must normally have passed their 10+2 exam or an equivalent test from an accredited board in order to be eligible for Roots College of Hotel Management and Culinary Arts' Bachelor of Catering Technology and Culinary Arts (BCT &amp; CA). Although not required, prior experience in hospitality, home science, or related fields may be helpful. In order to determine whether an applicant is qualified for the program, they might also need to take an entrance exam or have an interview as part of the admissions process.</p>

<p>Yes, you can apply for B.Com. (Hons.) in Marketing and Management from SLS, PDEU even if, you are a dropper. The basic eligibility for applying is to pass Class 12 from a recognized board with a minimum of 45 to 50 percent marks. The university gives preference to students with commerce background and those who have Math or Accountancy as subject in their 12th standard. The admission procedure is based on either merit or will be based on the entrance exams such as SAT India or the university own test. After that, a personal interview will follow of the shortlisted candidates . It will not affect you as a dropper provided you are a... View more

1. Accountant: After your graduation, you can work as an accountant and most of the fresh commerce graduates look for a job as an accountant. Accountant is required in all types of industries. Every company requires accountant to run their business and to keep track of profit and loss of their company.
2. Tax consultant: Taxation you learn in college itself, after graduation you can work as a tax consultant with any firm and get some experience. Later on, you can independently work as a tax consultant or work from home or can also start your own firm.
3. Human resource: Fresh B.Com graduates can work as HR person or can also do the... View more

After completing your B.Com, you can start preparing for the different MBA entrance exams held. The main sections to study are: English, Maths & Reasoning, with GK also asked in some exams. This preparation might take around 3-6 months(or even more), as per your aptitude level. Join some good coaching class, if required. Be aware about the different cutoffs of the various top B-schools and eligibility criteria for getting shortlisted for their further interview rounds.
Once done with these exams, start preparing for the interview rounds(consist of Group Discussion or Written Aptitude Test & a Personal Interview). You will be shortlist... View more

BBA has more scope because it has more value than B.Com. If you want to pursue the course through correspondence then B.Com will be good.

Valuable work experience from good company is always an advantage (after B.Com). Plan to pursue MBA after 3 to 4 years of work experience. With more than 5 year of work experience, MBA may be an option for you. In either case, after MBA, you will have better opportunities in different companies. Follow <a href="https://shiksha.com" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://shiksha.com</a> to know more about colleges and its ranking.

If you want to do business of your own it would be better to go for CA + MBA as it will provide you better exposure to real life business situations through case studies, role plays, etc. which are an essential part of MBA curriculum. Many institutes have their Entrepreneurship Development Cells too which help the students in their start ups.

For BBA- Manav Rachna,Lingayas,UEI,NDIM,Sharda. You can do BBA and MBA (integrated)also from MDU,Lingayas, Amity,LPU. It is good for future.