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Hi there,
The cut-offs vary every year. It follows the rules of demand and supply. Greater the applications of students with higher score greater will be the cut-off. I won't be able to give you absolute figures of cut-off for each year but I'll give you a general idea. The cut off for ISC students for B.Com is around 92-94% while for evening, it's generally 0.5-2% higher than morning's cut off. For CBSE, the cut offs are around 1-2% higher than ISC.

<p>The best MBA course after BCom Honours from AMSOM is primarily determined by the candidate's personal inclinations and professional aspirations, but these are some excellent choices to weigh:</p><ul><li>Finance: Leverage the know-how of your BCom Hons programme by deepening your knowledge in one of the areas such as Finance, Investment Banking, or Financial Markets.</li><li>Marketing: Mix your business sense with marketing skills by concentrating on Digital Marketing, Brand Management, or Consumer Behaviour.</li><li>Operations and SCM: Deepen your knowledge of business operations with a sp... View more

The candidate should be a Graduate with minimum 50% marks in any subject from a recognized university. Minimum percentage for SC/ST candidates is 45% marks.

One of the most lucrative, distinctive and trickiest job, HR professionals work hard to get best employees for a company. HR professionals have to handle everything from selecting, procuring, deciding compensation, employee development, employee training, job analysis, and everything related to a companys resources. Not only this, but it is the responsibility of the HR to fulfil the objective of the company while fulfilling the personal objectives of the employees. Find out more information on HR management here.
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Hi Aamira,
Yes, you can apply, but you have to give entrance for Christ College, as Christ College has entrance exam.

Yes, you can all you need to have is 50% in graduation and need to have scored good percentile in CAT.

If you have cleared your CA inter, you have a clear shot at CPA. If that's not the case, then you will need to take up a Diploma or a Masters programme to be eligible.

You are eligible to apply.
There are few things which need to be considered in mind before joining a course from Any University:
1. Are you getting a PGD or MBA Degree? Although, they are considered equivalent but technically both are different and MBA have more value than any PGD.
2. Is your University recognized? UGC, DEB and AIU are basic recognition required.
3. What flexibility you are getting? App based learning, live interactive lectures and career advisory are basic facilities.
4. Placement Support provided or not? Straight and forward saying no university can guarantee your placement, as companies pay for skill... View more

Hi Mansi,
Broadly speaking, there is not much difference between the curriculum of a B. Com and a BBA degree, in the Indian context.
When a BBA does have slightly more focus towards management subjects, "B. Com" gives a broader overview.
Important thing is , to get admission into a reputed B School you will have to crack CAT/XAT/GMAT/SNAP etc entrance exams.
And look at the paradox, these tests have nothing to do with ones knowledge/understanding of management! Bitter truth, but yes thats the reality!
So, go through the syllabus of both BBA & B.com and then make a choice. In the end you will have to study Quant, Ver... View more

If you want to do B.Com with MBA integrated then you can apply for LPU integrated course that is B.Com (honors) +MBA and LPU is near Chandigarh.

Yes, you are eligible for admission in DU. Now the main thing is in which college you want to get in because the cutoff for every college varies. So, when the cutoffs are out, you need to keep a constant check on them to get the college of your choice.

Yes, you can get admission ignoring about marks and focusing on admission through entrance or cut off lists which vary.

Tally ERP 9 accounting software is widely preferred in India and throughout the globe, approximately in 17 international locations.
It has a wider scope.

Hi,
To know the score of E-commerce in India, you can refer to this article:
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/e-commerce-india-scope-challenges-future-shantanu-gaur" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/e-commerce-india-scope-challenges-future-shantanu-gaur</a>
Talking about the scope of electronic media, we are in the era of digitalization where everything is electronic, thus there is a huge scope of electronic media.

Hey Imtiaz,
Yes, you can take admission for B.Sc in VES college of arts, commerce and science.
For more details or information please check the link mentioned below.
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.ves.ac.in" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.ves.ac.in</a>

I think B.Com and B.Sc both are very good courses but main matter is that in which subject you are interested.
The main advantage of B.Com course is, the job opportunity for B.Com is bit high when compared to B.Sc.
No doubt there is good scope available for B.Com course in both the Government and Private sectors as well. B.Com students can get job opportunities in various sectors like Banking Sector, Financial Institutions, Outsourcing firms, Insurance Companies and Audit Firms, etc. B.Com fresher can also start their career as Account Assistant.
Benefits of taking commerce:
- Candidates can develop their Management and Ac... View more

Yes, why not!
It's a healthy idea to take admission in MBA. You may seek for MBA in IT, it will be suitable for you as per your graduation.

No, the student visa is generally allotted based on the reputation of the Australian university, course you have opted for, your academics record and proof of financial statements that you are able to provide regarding funding of your education. Many a times they also check on the intent of a student to return back to the parent country, so prepare well for the visa interview. It is advisable to use services of some agencies that work in the said area as they will be able to guide you properly in terms of questions & documentation.

There is no such course. The MBA specialization are HR, marketing, finance etc. Or, if you want the PG course in English, then you can opt for M.A. English.

Hi Ajay,
If you have not done Bachelor's degree, you have to write to them and ask them if CA qualification will be enough and will be considered as an undergraduate course or not.

IIFT, New Delhi is the best Institute for MBA International Business in India. It has some best facilities & internationally known faculty for International trade. This is the only MBA International Business Institute among top 10 B-Schools of India. Its placement records is in league of legacy IIMs and MDI, Gurgaon.

Hi. The minimum eligibility decisive factor for a student to take admission in B.Sc life science is that the candidates must have passed 10+2 in Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB). The candidate should have scored a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in thesesubjects. As you don't have PCB you cannot apply for this course. Thanks!

Yes it provides Merit based scholarships. Students get scholarships every year.

Yes, it's possible as there is no problem in taking commerce stream or science stream for doing jewellery designing course. You should have 10+2 and if you are of the view about you are commerce stream and jewellery designing. So, let me tell you that B.Sc is just a foundation. In the main jewellery deasign course, you will learn about jewellery designing only not about B.Sc.

Great think dhruv. Philosophy is best course and in current generation philosophy is very useful to people and you became a philosophy professor so you do M.A. . philosophy beacuse in case of professor you complete Masters so you choose M.A. . philosophy.

Yes, you are eligible for CAT exam.
Eligibility criteria: Applicants should hold a Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 50 percent marks or equivalent CGPA awarded by a recognised university or educational institute as incorporated by an Act of the Parliament or State legislature in India or declared to be deemed as a university under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956 or possess an equivalent qualification recognised by the Ministry of HRD, Government of India.

Hi Bindu,
You can always google the previous year cutoffs, so that you can get a clear picture of the ranks for particular colleges. All the best.

Which country do you want to go to? You have a decent profile and with good recommendations and a terrific SoP, most top colleges and universities would consider your application.

If your practicals are good, you should try for CA, it will take 5-year time. If your theory is good, you may try for CS, both are good courses.