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Yes, you can get IIMs calls but you have 55% above in your graduation if belongs to General category and your CAT percentile should be above 96-97.
Dear Harshita,
According to me, you should go for B.Ed through regular mode and M.Com degree through distance mode from any two different valid universities because through this way you would get the right tools, knowledge, skills and techniques for teaching and side by side you can upgrade your qualifications.
All the best.
If you are planning to go for MBA then in that case it is advisable to go for BBA as compared to b.com. It will definitely get you a proper rewarding career. As far as placement and package is concerned I personally believe that both these aspects depend on your scorecard. Try to always keep your scorecard with best score. Once your scorecard is good you will get good opportunities to go for employment. The opportunity also depends on how confidently you perform in the interview and your negotiating capability.
College is good for just doing it for degree purposes. It doesn't provide any opportunity for placement.
According to the eligibility criteria, you are eligible to appear in the entrance exam.
But you will get admission according to your result in CAT.
This is a very rare combination of courses. There are a lot of factors that can be considered when you make this decision:
- Firstly there is no similarity in the subjects and sectors that are taught in the two courses. B.Sc IT is course that will cater to the Information technology domain whereas B.Com will open ventures in the field of commerce. Pursuing both courses will get you to study very different topics, which could prove to be very difficult to manage
-Placements in the two domains will lie in very different positions that may not have any correlation. As the nature of the work and domain knowledge that you would be requi... View more
There is no benefit until and unless you have done it from a very reputed college with updated course curriculum and hand on Experience, Great infrastructure and ties up like SAP, Google, Bloomberg, etc. My personal suggestion would be- Don't do MBA just after the B.Com. Work for few years and prepare for CAT or GMAT for having a great future ahead. Pursue MBA from a reputed college only. Otherwise, money will be wasted. You can try course of financial controller, there are lot of jobs available for this profile.
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You can look for MBA in Finance from some premium institutes & regarding preparation it's all about managing time.
Based on your interests and academic records, it is suggested that you opt for BBA degree. It will give you exposure on all management functions and it will help you to choose your specialization in MBA degree.
50% marks is needed. But, try to score more than 80% marks to get admission in a better college.
There is no fixed percentage as such, however for general category 99.7%ile+ is recommended for good chance.
A CA can earn more than an MBA in the long run. An MBA, if not from a reputed college can go slow in rise because employers tend to start with a low salary then. Even if you do MBA from IIM, it shall need really good skills and opportunity to hit that magic figure of salary. A CA on the other hand can earn as a freelancer as well.
Hi. Muskan. Choosing the right career path can be a challenging decision, and it's essential to consider several factors like your interests, skills, and goals. Based on the options you have provided, here are some insights:
Pursuing CA (Chartered Accountancy) is an excellent option if you have an inclination towards accounting, auditing, taxation, and finance. CA is a highly respected and challenging profession that requires a lot of dedication and hard work. However, if you are interested in management roles or want to broaden your career options, pursuing an MBA after CA can be a great choice. CAT (Common Admission Test) is a popula... View more
Your class 12th percentage is very less. But, I will still recommend you to apply for the admission process. Try your luck. Best regards.
You need to pursue a career keeping in mind your interest areas & long term career goals
some career options that you can explore are:
1. M.Com and pursue a career in Accounts
2. Start working based on B.Com and then keeping in mind your work area enhance skills for growth
3. Pursue LL.B. To become a lawyer
4. Pursue CS to become a company secretary
5. Pursue CFA USA to beocme a Investment banker or analyst
6. Purse a host of certificate courses in Event management, animation, financial planning, capital market, performing arts, sports administration, journalism, fitness, dance, cookery, etc. And then explo... View more
Yes, You can choose M.Com after BBA as many colleges take admission. But if you do it after B.Com u will have great knowledge and practice of topics which will help you in your entrance of M.Com.
Dear Student,
From my point of view, you should do MBA in finance, but whenever you select a college, you should also check the placement, study environment and facility. AAs per me, you can do MBA from Pune.
All the best.
Dear Anshuya
Your question is a pertinent one for the majority of graduates, as owing to University restrictions and sometimes our not being intrinsically inclined towards the subjects we have chosen in graduation and at times due to some personal circumstances we do not end up with the percentage which we envisaged - we really deserved.
My belief is NO INDIVIDUAL IS WEAK, but every individual do not get the opportunities or real-mentors to realize their innate strength/s. Believe this - YOU all have an USP, only thing is you need to recognize the 'SACHIN TENDULKAR' inside you!
So 50 or 55 percentage is immaterial. Yes as has ... View more
BBA and B.Com are just under graduate programme and if you want a good career, you have to do post-graduation for which MBA is better than M.Com. And, you can do MBA after B.Com also.
As per your previous marks, chances are less, but still, if you try to score above 98+ in CAT then, maybe you will be callwd as an interview.
BBA (Finance and International Business), BBA (Hons), BBA, BA LLB, BBA LLB (Hons.):
English Language, Comprehension Skills, Verbal Reasoning, General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Quantitative Aptitude, Numerical Ability, Fundamental Mathematics Operations, Critical/Analytical/Logical Reasoning, Data Analysis and Interpretation.
B.Com (Hons), B.Com (International Finance), BBA (Finance and Accounting), B.Com (Professional), BHM:
Fundamental Accounting, English Language, Comprehension Skills, Verbal Reasoning, General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Quantitative Aptitude, Numerical Ability, Fundamental Mathematics Operations, Critical... View more
Yes, indeed it is one of the best options to go for in today's market. You can go for specializations in HR and marketing. Rest depends on your interest.
For getting admission in any MBA college, you need to give MBA entrance exams like CAT, XAT, CMAT, NMAT, IIFT, etc. Plus you need to have at least 50% in your graduation (If you have more % in graduation then there are more chances for you getting selected).
Then after getting entrance exam's percentiles you need to fill forms of various mba colleges and wait for their shortlisting.
After getting shortlisted for any college you will be required to appear for GDPI or GDPI&WAT on the basis of which you will be getting a call from a particular mba college.
While doing mba you need to select your specialisation like marketing, oper... View more
Yes, you are eligible. Though your scores will be considered for final selection but if you crack your XAT exam and your interviews, then you are definitely in with a chance.
You can opt for CFA CMA and if you are interested in media and journalism related field than you can go for these courses as well. Also LL.B. Is a good option to consider seeing your graduation percentage because if you opt for MBA than sorry to say you will find it very hard to get admission into a good institute because MBA requires a minimum of 50% in graduation.
Chandigarh University is the one which provides MBA HR in distance education. Human Resource is invaluable for business success. Organizations have realized the importance of HR Department in order to meet their organizational goals which make HR professionals as one of the most sought after professionals in the corporate world. HR has always been popular amongst the MBA students as a specialisation but which changing scenario; the role of HR professionals has added many new dimensions and KRAs. The focus has now shifted from traditional HR to Strategic HR. Strategic human resource management is a proactive approach for developing talent. ... View more
Yes, definitely a good combination. A CPA makes you eligible for global career in public accounting beyond India and a CFA in investment banking. MBA may not be required, but you may go ahead.