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Hi,
Since your score is quite low and most of the MBA institutes asks of atleast 60%. The chances are quite low but you can try for some private universities.

At this percentile very few gud colleges would make you eligible. Advise you to score atleast 80+. Though colleges like Durgadevi saraf, Alkesh Dinesh Modi, Vidyalankars have very low cutoff.

Your PG marks will carry higher weightage than UG marks. But remember also that the universities consider many other factors also like your recommendation letters, statement of purpose, extra curricular activities and your GMAT score.

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If you want to pursue CA CFA and MBA in the future, you can choose to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Commerce B.Com after completing your 12th standard. B.Com will provide you with a strong foundation in accounting, finance, and business-related subjects, which will be helpful for pursuing CA and CFA. After completing B.Com you can enroll in the CA (Chartered Accountancy) programme, which is a professional course offered by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). The CA programme is divided into three levels, and upon completion, you will become a Chartered Accountant. After completing B.Com you can also start preparing for ... View more

It generally depends upon the choice with you generally prefer and likes.

Hi,
You can select commerce, as you have done B.Com and MBA in finance. Commerce seems to be your expertise so I would recommend you to go for commerce subject in APSET exam. You can refer to this link to find more details about the exam<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/exams/apset" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/exams/apset</a>.

Dear,
Yes, commerce with maths can apply for Bachelor degree in maths honors because most of the universities require maths in class 12 whether you have commerce or science stream.
But do check the eligibility of the particular university in which you want to apply.
All the best.

You can go for MBA in system management. The course aims to build in eligible candidates an advanced understanding of various software and hardware platforms and the ability to determine the exact IT requirements of an organisation based on its processes and manual systems. System management is the application of information technology to support the major functions of organizations. System management involves processes of collection, manipulation, storage, distribution, and utilization of an organizations information resources. It focuses on two purposes, namely the use of information systems to solve business problems and the management ... View more

Hi Sanchit!
Diploma in Sales and Marketing Management is a distance learning course from AIIMS. You are very much eligible for the course. For more information, please click on this link and download the brochure <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/course/diploma-in-sales-and-marketing-management-all-india-institute-of-management-studies-mandaveli-rd-chennai-37397" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/course/diploma-in-sales-and-marketing-management-all-india-institute-of-management-studies-mandaveli-rd-chennai-37397</a>

Rather than doing short term courses, it is always better to go for professional courses, they fetch you more and better jobs. Top colleges of MBA in India are:
- Iims
- Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar
- S. P Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai
- UPES, Dehradun
- ICFAI university, Mumbai.

<p>Hello Vikrant, I can understand your angst. It&rsquo;s actually a well-known fact that admission in IIT is one of the toughest propositions. It is said that getting admission in a US college is much easier.</p><p>CA on the other hand appears simple but is not. It too requires dedicated studies and concentration. Having said this, I would sincerely advise you to introspect and first decide as to which of these two fascinates you more. Please select this subject as your future. I am sure you will achieve success.</p>

The minimum criteria is-
1. Graduate or equivalent Examination with concerned subject as optional subject and Degree or Diploma in Education recognized by National Council for Teacher Education
2. Working Knowledge of Hindi written in Devanagari Script and Knowledge of Rajasthani culture
For more, you may visit then link below-
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Both BBA and B.Com offer similar career opportunities. If students are willing to do an MBA, then BBA might be a better option. But if the students interested to become a CA, CS or CFA then B.Com will be a better option for students. BBA is a 3-year undergraduate degree level course.

Hi,
You can get admission in integrated M.Com, even if you didn't had or took maths in class 12th. If you are from commerce background, your class 11th and class 12 commerce knowledge will help you as foundation are being taught in class 11th and class 12th. Best of luck.

Fees is INR 3.25 lacs.
Read more at:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-business-administration-sindhi-institute-of-management-sim-hebbal-bangalore-196227" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-business-administration-sindhi-institute-of-management-sim-hebbal-bangalore-196227</a>

Of course, this is a very good choice. Symbiosis is a well-known college. Start preparing for Symbiosis entrance exam.

No, it is not mandatory to have commerce stream to apply for this course. This course is more like B.Com, but it does not contain the subjects in the depth and it is more related to management.

Yes, you can pursue an MBA programme at ITM University Raipur after completing your B.Com degree. In fact, an MBA after B.Com is a popular choice for students who want to further enhance their business management skills and expand their career opportunities. ITM University Raipur offers an MBA degree programme with a focus on developing management skills, leadership qualities, and business acumen. The programme is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of management principles and practices in various areas, including finance, marketing, human resources, operations, and more. To apply for the MBA programme, you wil... View more

Yes Rohit, he/she surely can pursue MBA from IIMC.

Dear Akhilesh,
Thanks for showing interest in Noida International University. You can apply.

Yes, you can. As per the eligibility requirements of the institution, any student with a minimum of 50% from any stream can apply for admission to this course.
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Dear Sheena, it depends what subjects are being offered by your University. However, it also depends on what subject options you have on graduation and PG basis. Generally people from PG in English opt for SST and Hindi or English Literature, depending on their PG specialization. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God bless you.

Hello Parth,
The highest package being offered for this year by Amazon was Rs. 15.20 LPA where 2 students got placed and the average package as on date is Rs. 7.75 LPA.
Around 60 % of the batch is placed at present. The companies visiting for 2018 include HDFC Bank, Ernst & Young, Amazon, Housing First Finance Company, ICICI bank, ITC and JSPL.
Any good college can best do is to invite the companies and further it is the effort of the student to earn a place for him.

yes obviously,mba after mcom gives better priority in future.

This is good one, but you have to check, if there is any exam for getting admission abroad.

Do have any work-ex? If you have one, go for full-time, otherwise switch over for Part-time. Otherwise getting an experience would be a better option, you can also get time to prepare for entrance exam.

Yes, it is valid.

It is going to be very difficult for you to get an admission in IIM Bangalore, without some good Work Ex and CAT marks, as IIMB gives graduation marks very high weightage in comparison to other colleges. And, after getting in you will actually need work extra hard to justify the lower marks in graduation that you have (but, with hardwork that is possible.)
Anyway, you can also look at IIM C and L which don't give as much emphasis to past acads.
Good luck.

MBA is good but doing PG Diploma gets more benefits because they don't want theory they want practically good.