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You could explore CFA CFP PG DIP Capital Markets, CA etc.

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Hello Shrishti,
Unfortunately you are not eligible for admission as the cut-off in graduation is 50%.

Dear Aayush!
You don't need to be confused. If you are willing to make career in Finance then you 'must' have to learn financial modelling. It's not a degree but a short term course which you can learn from anywhere (like investopedia or corporate finance institute etc. ). If you want to make career as a financial analyst (that's very promising and technical branch of finance) then doing CFA would be extremely grateful to you however, MBA Finance is helpful if you want to became finance manager. Dear Aayush! What you all just need is to identify your interest and capabilities. My suggestion is that you start learn Financial Modelling. ... View more

There is no difference between the two. Earlier it was ICWA and then changed to CMA. If you will do MBA, it requires two years. After B.Com, you can do MBA in finance.

Stats from both Ramjas and KMC is good. I can say the same for Economics hons for Ramjas. Khalsa had a reputation for violence a few years which has improved and considering the opinions of my peers from Khalsa, it is a satisfactory college. Also, as per my knowledge, English and Economics faculty is damn good there. So, it's your call now.

I think no need of MBA to give your 2 years.
You have already done with CA.
You just take some experience from the company or else. Check the course which help you in your work.
Also, now, there is new concept of GST so do that thing which help you rather to do MBA for 2 or 1 year
I will say no for MBA.

Hello Amir,
Sorry, you are not eligible for MBA from a good college because it needs 50% and 45% for SC, ST, OBC. Some private universities will entertain you but it is not worthy better to choose another option or you can do it through private universities or by distance education.
IPS Business School admission criteria is a candidate should be Graduate (10+2+3) from a UGC recognized university in any discipline with minimum 50% marks.

Hi,
Doing an executive MBA will definitely boost up your chances of getting a better paying job. But while deciding the branch for specialisation, do consider your interests and then only choose, and don't depend on any peer pressure. You can go through the following link to get an idea of the colleges:
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All the best.

MARC ensures 100% ROI on your fees paid. It is one of the few colleges that ensure that. You can expect salary package of 7.2 lacs to 14 lacs pa.

Hi,
I am very delighted to hear that you are in 1st year of your B.Com and you have started preparing for MBA, I mean that's to what we call a spirit to achieve highest score possible.
You can start with basic mathematics like from class 6-12th start preparing for that and once you are done then test your skills in English and most importantly, start reading newspapers as they will help you the most for gaining general knowledge.

No, you need to be in the 90 percentile category.

Hi Ramesh, being a pass out from SLS, Pune I would definitely recommend this college. Symbiosis through it's various programs provides the students an open window to experience the legal world and the co-curricular activity give you a real life experience of a to be lawyer. For more colleges visit:
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Yes, of course you can do B.Com with your BBA from correspondence or Distance. But maybe honors will not be available in distance mode but can be possible through correspondence.

There is no course as MBA international. But if you have passed B.Com, you are eligible for MBA.

There are only 4 distance/correspondence MBA colleges in Mysore including Indian School of Business Management & Administration, Mysore. Please refer to the link provided below for a list of these colleges. You should be able to navigate to a college of your choice using the filters on the web page.
Regards.
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It may be depending upon the cutoff and the score that you have secured. It varies from year to year maybe you should check previous years admission stats. They will give you a fair idea.

No, NCHMCT is not an only option to get admission in Hotel Management. In fact it is a lengthy and time taking procedure and in the end admission is not guaranteed. The best course is B.Voc DEGREE in Hotel Management. B.Voc is a work integrated degree programme where applicants get opportunity to earn while learning. In this programme theory classes happen at The Hotel School (training hub partner) and practical training is conducted at leading star category hotels in Delhi and Haldwani, Uttarakhand. B.Voc degree in Hotel Management is offered by Tata Institute of Social Sciences - School of Vocational Education (TISS-SVE), a NAAC A+ gover... View more

I would rather suggest you to either do MBA with Banking as your specialization subject or else get into a job in Banks (as Probationary Officer) or in a fiance company to gain valuable work experience. Doing PhD or LLB might not be much beneficial to you if you need to make a career in the filed of fiance or Banking.

Yes, you can definitely for PGDM course as the requirement of scores for the various colleges is distributed along as 50% + grades in 10th, 12th and graduation and a good MAT score. So, I would suggest you to prepare well for the MAT exam and definitely look forward for your preferred opportunities.

Pay wise highest will be MBA Finance and educational wise will be CA

Hi,
Here is the eligibility criteria:
Candidate must have passed class 10th standard examination or it’s equivalent with life sciences.
Should have competency in, or completion of a basic computer operations course.
For admission, you can apply directly to the institute.

I don't know much about these colleges, but if you take the student reviews into consideration then both Gargi College, as well as Shaheed Bhagat Singh, are good.

You can take admissions in Delhi University. You can apply online on their website. Important dates regarding 2018 admission will be published on website and cut-off will be available in the month of May after class 12th results. According to the cut-off and choices filled, you can visit the campus on the respective dates for admission.

Hi,
Well, the minimum percentage required for appearing in CAT is 50% for general and 45% for reserved category. However, if you are a general category student, you are ineligible to give the exam itself. With such percentage, the truth is bitter. All the other good options won't be available at such a score, except you have chances of getting in private institution.

After B.Com, one has multiple options. One can pursue M.Com MBA, CA ICWA, LL.B. CS B.Ed D.Ed, and a host of Diplomas/ certificate in a variety of fields which could help you acquire job-related skills.

To be eligible for the post of lecturer you need to clear NET exam. For NET you need to have Masters degree in any discipline from a recognised university. You must have obtained minimum of 55% marks in your PG to appear for this test.

Obviously you can. Hotel Management does not limit itself with less scope. It has varied options. All you need is passion in the field and interest to learn innovative things.

Yes, why not. You can apply to NAEMD for PG courses. Talking about the job opportunity, you can get into event management companies like Red Chilli, Moser Baer, Sunburn festivals, etc.

Hello,
A 650 score in GMAT is very fine. You will fetch a good college with that score. Besides, you will be questioned on you scores for sure.