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Dear Sail!
Ideally, you can choose any one of them for MBA in Finance. But my preference will go for BBA (Hons) in Finance. Because in B.Com the more concerned is on the Accounting. However in BBA/BMS you will get all the aspects of Management at preliminary levels. Sail, at last it depends upon your choice and future goals but take BBA as your 'Best Fit'. Hope this helps. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Ask any query at anytime.
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Yes, you can pursue MBA in any specialisation regardless of any commerce background. Students from various fields like B.Tech CSE, B.Tech mechanical and many other pursue MBA. But one must clear an equivalent test for admission. One must have a good percentile or rank in CMAT, XAT or CAT. In some private universities these test are not compulsory, they have their own test for eligibility and sometimes these CAT like test are used for giving scholarship according to rank and score.
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You can pursue advanced Diploma in visual communication designing. You have a graduation degree and that's what is all needed. You also need a good knowledge about computers to perform your tasks perfectly.
Hi Akshat,
You need at least 50% in your graduation to be eligible for entrance exams. As far as IIMs are concerned you need to score beyond 97 percentile and also have a good consistent score in you academics throughout, they do check that. Good Luck Mate.
I think BA is much better option, because it will add a professional degree to your career. Giving 3 years to B.Com is not so worthy. So, rather than doing B.Com, you should go for BA. You will get better job opportunities and will be helpful in building successful career.
Dear Sumit,
Your placement depends on your scorecard and your negotiating capability with the employer at the time of the interview. The better and confidently you represent yourself with honesty, the better are your prospects of getting selected. So, just focus on your studies.
I hope this would suffice. All the best and god bless you.
The pass percentage is 45% for general category, 42% for OBC category, and 40% for SC/ST category is eligibility criteria for getting admission into 3-year LL.B program. So if you got 42% marks in graduation, you are eligible for admission.
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Thanks for your query. Thanks for your interest in IMS, Ghaziabad offers PGDM (AICTE, NBA, NAAC, Equi. To MBA as per AIU), IAO (USA) accredited,100% placement was achieved for the previous batch.
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Yes, BCA has a great future ahead. You will get a good job in any IT sector if you do well. Only make sure your maths must be good.
It depends on you, I would suggest you if you are commerce student then continue with that stream if you are not interested in commerce stream then do BBA. If you want to do MBA in finance, marketing, banking and financial services then B.Com. Is better course for you? In B.Com you will study these subject as per your interest so you got an idea about the subject and that will you help in your MBA. B.Com.:
The Bachelor of Commerce degree is designed to provide students with a wide range of managerial skills, while building competence in a particular area of business. Students are exposed to general business principles, taking courses i... View more
As you have done your post graduation in Finance, you can apply for both UGC NET Management and UGC NET Commerce. It depends on your choice and interest. In which subject you have interest more. You can get the complete details related to UGC NET from - <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-exam" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-exam</a>
To apply for UGC NET You need to know that you should have minimum 55% aggregate in PG degree.
MBA in finance is the best option for you, if you are pursuing B.Com. Try to score above 50% and appear for CAT and MAT. I am of the opinion that one must not pursue BBA, to go for MBA finance. B.Com makes you proficient in core commerce knowledge and with some management skills learnt in MBA, you can do wonders. I am a student of Management of Doon Business School, Dehradun. The college came into existence 12 years ago and the placement records have been excellent over the years.
Hello! Yes you can pursue MBA in HR being a Commerce graduate. Just see to it that you provide a valid reason to the interviewers when they ask you a question about it during the PI round.
Hi Siddhesh, Yes. You can certainly take 1 year gap if you think you aren't prepared for the exam. You can either prepare during that time or take up a job too, if you can manage both without hampering your studies. Hope that helps
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The future is definitely bright in CA but, everyone can't do this as it's one of the most dedicating job of nation, you should be very good at aptitudes, you should have full control over calculations, MBA otherwise also gives you a higher designation and worthiness. So, choose which merits suits you best. So, decide based on you likes and dislikes.
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Honestly, if you have time I would suggest you to pursue both. You'll finish B.Com by 21, and M.Com by 23. You can strengthen your knowledge in accounts, tax, management, and finance, all of which are important at a management school. Furthermore, you can use the time to ramp up CAT preparations, learn a foreign language, or get a year’s work experience. Also, M.Com isn't very expensive either. Give CAT in the last year of M.Com and you'll start your management course at 23, which is around the average age of an IIM student who is a fresher. Moving on to your question, MBA and M.Com, both are good, but their operations are somewhat diffe... View more
No, do not think of working under CA or someone else at this stage. You can do MBA in Finance. I recommend you to try clearing first level of CFA if you are extremely interested in finance. As you are a mechanical engineer, clearing first level of CFA before starting MBA will help you a lot in MBA and for placements. Besides, if you are still exploring finance and not sure then do small courses provided by NSE and BSE Institute. All the best.
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All the best !
You must be clear about your aspiring career, before setting an exception. After engineering, accountancy/finance is the most sought career. You can choose from professional courses like MBA, MCA, LLB and B.Ed, according to your interest. But the career rise will not be equal to CA/ICWA.
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You must clear the exam of CLAT to get the admission in LLB. B.Com (honors) is not a substitute to enter into LLB without appearing in CLAT exam.
Hello Rajvardhan,
For getting into a B-School to pursue MBA, you will have to appear for at least one of the examinations. MAT would be easier. Also, it is conducted 4 times a year.
Good luck.
Hi, The minimum qualification required for Indian Army wing, Navy and Air Force is as follows:
Eligibility for Indian Army:
*The candidates want to apply for Indian Army must have completed 12th (10+2 pattern) or its equivalent exam from a well-recognised board. *The appearing candidates can also apply. Eligibility for Indian Navy and Air Force:
*Those seeking for Indian Navy and Air Force must have passed their 12th/appearing (10+2 pattern) from a recognised board or University with Physics and Mathematics as a compulsory subject.
Yes, you can apply. You have a good academic score and alone entrance exam score is not a deciding factor for securing admissions here. You can apply and do well in WAT-PI for securing a seat. All the best!
You can go through the following instructions. The interested candidates can apply for the course they are interested in through the website of the particular exam.
The candidate then needs to download the hall ticket on the specified date for the release of the hall ticket.
The candidate then appears for the entrance exam and wait for the results in the year 2019.
Once the results are out the college releases the admission notification through the official website and the candidates can apply for the colleges in the college campus after seeing the eligibility criteria of the admission in MS Ramaiah College of Arts, Science and Commerce.