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If your inclination is more on Accounting and Laws then go for CA if your inclination is towards management subjects go for MBA. CA would required 4 to 5 years to complete at least as you need to clear:
1. CPT exam.
2. IPCC.
3. Articleship.
4. Final CA exam
While MBA would require 2 years after graduation to clear. CA opens doors to private practice, corporate jobs in accounting and finance and consulting while MBA opens the doors to large number of functions and fields in corporate jobs as per the specialisation done. Both have their own pros and cons. CA is offered only by ICAI while MBA is offered by about 1000 co... View more

MBA after B.Com is a very good decision. You should go with the idea of your father.

Dheeraj it makes no difference from a Law career point of view. These are 5 yr integrated courses in which you are given BA/BBA/B.Com + LLB in 5 yrs thus saving you 1 yr. The difference is very basic. In BALLB you are taught Political Science, History, Sociology, Economics etc. along with your law subjects. In BBA/B.Com you are taught Management, Accounting etc. along with your law subjects. So the good thing is that this is one of the decision you can take solely based on interest. BA subjects will help you understand the society & governance better and that is where law has its primarily strict role in the field of Public Law. On ... View more

first I will say about CA .it is quite reputed professional course .u ll get job if u complete CA.but as per latest stats year by year the result of CA is getting tougher. it's not easy to become a CA. it requires dedication,hardwork and sincerity even if you fail in 1.2 attempt don't give up
n about MBA if u give CAT and will score good percentile ,then may u will get admission in good colleges and placements. CAT exam is also tough it also requires hardwork comparatively CA is more difficult. . So my dear friend it depends on you what u wanna do.whatever u choose among these. jst believe in yourself. do hardwork and success is yours.... View more

Both BBA/B.Com have good salary offers from different organizations. Generally, package varies from 2-5 lakhs. BBA-MBA/B.Com-MBA will have higher salary offers. This depends on the stream an individual pursues. Marketing has more variable pays and generally starts from 6-7 lakhs and grows to 14-15 lakhs in 3-4 years time. Finance students also have initial packages from 7-8 lakhs, HR varies from 5-8 lakhs. These values much depend on colleges and organizations coming to campus for recruitment.

Hi,
Indeed, if a university is UGC approved, the degrees will be UGC approved and they will be recognized globally. Among the top private universities, Chandigarh University with it NAAC A+ grade adds feather to your career cap.

Any of these programs is good if your interest, aptitude, attitude, personality traits and aspirations match with it!
What matter most is : WHAT YOU HAVE LEARNT IN THE programme ! AND HOW MUCH YOU CAN APPLY IN THE PRACTICAL SITUATIONS. This holds good for every job. Whenever the employers interview the students, they look for the skills according to the qualification, they don't generally compare the qualifications as such because both qualifications have different outcomes and syllabi. In nutshell, the placements are at different roles for these qualifications, it cant be said which one will get more, sometimes a better B.Com student ... View more

Dear harsimran
There is no comparison between CA and mba but CA student having edge over the MBA student due to its depth and hand to hand knowledge about market , their financial planning and rules about the taxation too. If you already have leadership and management skills than no one can beat in knowledge and in job if would complete CA .
All the best

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Yes. There is no restriction in who can pursue MBA. A graduate from any field can pursue MBA.
If you have not already started pursuing MBA, rethink your decision. MBA is advisable only if you are getting admission in a top college like IIMs, XLRI, FMS, IIFT, SP Jain, Nitie etc.

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Yes, you are eligible but you have to work very hard and achieve a very good rank because getting into an IIM is not easy, a healthy and wealthy academic background is required. Keep working hard!

It only depends upon your interest and dedication to pursue a professional line. But, if we relate the two courses with B.Com, MBA would be a more preferable and practical choice. But again, nothing is impossible, and you can achieve anything with hard work and dedication.

Entrepreneurs, these are the people who either start or run a business in any commercial field. Entrepreneur is a very unique skill or quality. Till few years back it was said that entrepreneurship cannot be taught, it comes naturally to some people. But with advent if newer technologies, new rules, regulations and compliance, newer set of competitors and innovators there is a need of specific training/course to make it big in business. Since entrepreneur is the one who drive the economies and create jobs, it become all the more important to have proper trainings for the talented people aspiring to become one. A logical step followed, MBA ... View more

Hi Rahul, B.Com (Hons) is a niche course, many universities offer this course but very few top ones like LPU offer it with the right curriculum and technology training. The eligibility at LPU is 60% with English in 10+2. There are few exemptions for some categories too. LPU also curates B.Com (Management Accounting and International Finance) which is in tie-up with US based IMA whose degree is acceptable across the globe. This unique programme offers various pathways for government, and corporate jobs, open minors for your subjects which you are passionate for and even credit transfer facility. The relevant SAP modules are also a part of t... View more

For taking admission in MBA at LPU you must satisfy the following eligibility conditions:
Eligibility Criteria
Pass with 55% aggregate marks in Bachelors degree (any discipline) or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPU NEST or CAT or MAT or XAT or NMAT or CMAT^ and Interview
or
Completed Company Secretary CS from Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI), subject to qualifying Interview
or
Completed Chartered Accountancy CA from Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), subject to qualifying Interview
or
Completed Cost &amp; Management Accountancy (CMA) from Institute of Cost Accountant... View more

Eligibility Criteria (Qualifying Exam) - MBA
Pass with 55% aggregate marks in Bachelors degree (any discipline) or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPUNEST or CAT or XAT or MAT or CMAT or NMAT and Interview.

It is a professional course but the syllabus is not regarded as professional. The exams are quite easy.

Hi
It would be a good choice to opt for LPU as in the present scenario this is the university which caters to the all-round development of its students and nurtures it with care to boost the career to a pinnacle of ultimate success which might be the envy of many.
You can get admission in MBA based on your score of graduation. You will have to book an interview which would be taken on skype. This time due to the grim conditions of the country due to covid such measures have been taken into consideration. So book your interview slot and start with the admission procedure before the seats fill up.As LPU is ranked number 2 among Indi... View more

Well, if you go for your studies from the university like Lovely professional university then the opportunities are much far better. As it provides the growth in the holistic manner. As per NIRF-2020 rankings, LPU is amongst top 50 B-schools of India. Also, The Business School of LPU is accredited from ACBSP, Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs from the USA ensuring quality education and industry experienced faculty members. Due to best ranked B-School of India, the LPU has tie-ups with more than 700 companies such as Allahabad Bank, Apollo Health city, Axis Bank Ltd. , Bajaj Allianz, Berger Paints, Bharat Petroleum Cor... View more

Yes, you can do MBA after B.Com. Maximum number of candidates go for MBA after B.Com. You need to appear in CAT or MAT or XAT etc. exam, which are the entrance exams for getting admission in MBA/PGDM.

No, you need to have a Bachelor degree from with stream to meet the eligibility criteria for MBA.

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In today increasingly complex and interconnected world where efforts to understand and define the changing dynamics of economic, technological and financial environments is already underway, there is a dire need for a deeper understanding of the legal environment as well. Social media, artificial intelligence, human cloning, and stem-cell research and other emerging trends have a strong legal implication, with the need of the hour of dissemination of practical and research-based legal knowledge. B.A. LL.B. Integrated course at Lovely Professional University deals with a curriculum and pedagogy based on innovation, creativity, multid... View more

Yes, but pursue the same from NCTE College.

All stream students can apply for this course. The option for all the aspiring students is B.Voc Degree in Hotel Management. B.Voc is a work integrated degree programme where applicants get opportunity to earn while learning. In this programme theory classes happen at The Hotel School (training hub partner) and practical training is conducted at leading star category hotels in Delhi and Haldwani, Uttarakhand. B.Voc degree in Hotel Management is offered by Tata Institute of Social Sciences - School of Vocational Education (TISS-SVE), a NAAC A+ government. Of India funded Institution established in the year 1936. The fee structure of this pr... View more

Both are the good courses in terms of scope. But CA is better and career oriented as compared MBA.
Career options after MBA,
--&gt;You have to first decide which stream you would like to have a job in.
--&gt;You have done courses in both commerce and IT.
--&gt;For either of them you need to have the required conceptual knowledge.
--&gt;If you plan to be in the IT field then probably you need to do some programming courses too like from NIIT or APTECH.
--&gt;Make sure you well prepared for the tests and the interview round.

If you are interested in the finance field, then you should definitely opt for MBA in finance. It has a great scope.

Hi,
Yes, you can join B.Sc. Game design in LPU University and you need 60% marks in your 10+2. The LPU expertise takes place each at intervals in and out of the classroom, nurturing creativity and innovation through challenging project work and practical learning, and providing an environment conducive to sparking ideas and how to translate those ideas into reality. LPU has a wonderful account of launching its students into eminent careers that have been tested by the Alumni operating in 500+ world and Indian Super Brands. You can give LPU NEST for a bigger scale of scholarship, the syllabus and the paper pattern is given on the websit... View more

Dear Nashik,
Both the programs are different and require different mindset to pursue. If your inclination is with accounting, taxation, laws, etc. and mindset is more towards academic roles, then go for M.Com.
While if you inclination and mindset both are with management subjects and corporate jobs, then go in to MBA. There is one point which can help you in taking the decision, you must write the entrance exams for MBA like CAT/MAT/XAT/LPUNEST and appear for selection process in top universities. If you really get selected, then it is sure that your aptitude is right for MBA. For example: LPU takes admission for MBA on basis of in... View more

Dear dhiraj. complete your b.com. later join with one organisation. get experience and get money later you can pursue your MBA with experience. all the best.