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It’s on you, in which stream you want to go for. If you want a job early, then I suggest for MBA. If you have time, then go for CA. Both have same opportunities.
Yes, any graduate who has the interest to pursue the course can pursue it.
BIMM is one of the finest college of India, which offer this course. For detailed information, you can visit on their website.
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It seems that you are confused. Go for CA. If you want to go for a course with a shorter duration of time, then go for MBA.
Hi Sanjay,
Greetings from AIMIT St. Aloysius college (Autonomous).
Yes, you are eligible to apply for MBA course at AIMIT. You must write one of the competitive exams such as MAT, KMAT, CMAT, CAT, etc.
Applications for the year 2018-19 are available. You may visit our website and follow the instructions to apply for the MBA course.
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How to apply?
Download the application form and the letter of recommendation. Fill in t... View more
Yes, law is a good option to do after B.Com. Not only B.Com, but any graduation, since it is a field different from all and is gaining momentum. There are a lot of career options after LL.B. Such as:
Litigation
Judiciary
Own Firm
Corporate
There is no prerequisite condition to do LLM to enter into corporate, you can enter into the corporate world with your LLB Degree as well.
Yes, a student from a commerce background with computer knowledge can apply for the BSc in Computer Science and Entrepreneurship program at Ashoka University. The program is designed to provide students with a foundation in computer science as well as entrepreneurship skills. However, the eligibility criteria for the program may vary, and it is recommended to check the program's eligibility requirements on the Ashoka University website.
In general, to be eligible for the BSc in Computer Science and Entrepreneurship program, candidates should have completed their 10+2 education with a minimum percentage score as specified by the univers... View more
The CLAT score can vary depending on each year's CLAT exam. The rank closes from AIR 58-60. You won't be eligible for this course as it is pursued after +2. Hope this solves your query.
Yes, of course, if you get a good enough percentile (preferably greater than 99) then there is a decent chance for you getting a call from XLRI. After that, it depends on your GD and PI performance.
Preferably above 55% is the eligibility for IIMs. For Bachelors 50% is preferred. You must try to score at least 60% in M.Com. As during placements, the organisations look for at least 60% through schooling and graduation. So, higher the percentage better the chances to get into IIMs.
You have to qualify for the All India Law Entrance Test(AILET) to take admission in the National Law University.
Both the courses are good to pursue MBA in future. BBA is a more business specific course where you are somehow trained to become an entrepreneur whereas B.Com is a financial management course. You learn more about accountancy, maths and finance management.
So, it depends on which field interests you more.
MBA is done to get a managerial level job in a company. Usually, people prefer doing BBA+MBA. So, even you can do this rather than B.com if you are sure about MBA.
Top colleges for BBA in India are:
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi
Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar
Barkatullah University, Bhop... View more
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You can go for BBA HA (Hospital Administration).
It doesn't have maths and economics subjects at all but few science subjects.
Also, it will definitely give you a job in the medical field.
<p>I would say both BBA and B.Com can work well before an MBA, depending on what you want to learn first. I personally found BBA more aligned with business basics and management. I'd also looked at Asian School of Business while comparing management-focused study options.</p>
The registration will start soon after your results of class 12th. I hope this will help you.
Good luck.
<p>The chief requirement regarding qualifications is usual for Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) - Economics. </p><p>Educational Qualifications: Usually, the minimum requirement is a post-graduate degree in Economics (M.A. or M.Com in Anything with Economics specialization) . Completing M.Com in Banking and Business Economics would therefore qualify you as long as the content of the study covered Economics.</p><p>B.Ed Qualification: B.Ed is essential for PGT eligibility. Since you have this qualification, you meet the teaching qualification requirement.</p><p>Subject Specialization: Your M.Com (... View more
Hi Rajat,
I would suggest you to go for B.Com (hons.)
MBA after B.Com (hons.) would add good to your career, rather than general B.Com course.
Hi,It depends upon your field of interest. But, if you are looking for a great job package in corporate sector, then you should opt for MBA. And, if you seek specialization in your commerce field, then opt for M.Com.
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You can choose anyone. Abroad is a good option, but if you don't have funds, then you can study in good colleges in India. Appear for CAT and try for IIMS. Otherwise, you can go for other B-Schools. I got into Doon Business School, Dehradun with 92.3%. The placement track record of DBS has been consistent over the years.
No, you can’t get admission in any of the IIMs, where eligibility is a UG Degree with minimum 50% marks and a CAT Score with 99+ percentile.
Yes, you can write CAT but I doubt your call from the old IIMs.
After B.Com, you need to appear for entrance exams such as CAT/MAT/XAT/SNAP/GMAT/CMAT and on the basis of your exam score you can choose among various universities and then you can apply for MBA. So basically for MBA admission you need to give any of above mentioned entrance exam. Thank you.