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Yes, there are various courses apart from CA/CS/CMA or MBA/M.Com, like M.Sc in economics or designing courses or you may join various media and journalism courses.
If you are good at Communication and Marketing, then obvious choice would be MBA or PG Diploma in Marketing. Since you have percentage above 50% marks, you are eligible for any of both programs.
You can not do two PG degrees simultaneously. Universities may not allow this unless they have dual degree programme. You may do one regular PG degree and register for second PG degree by distance learning. But this arrangement may be very taxing for you.
<p>Yes, a B.Com pass course student can apply for an MA in Drama at Rabindra Bharati University provided they meet the eligibility criteria set by the university. It is best to visit the university's official website or contact the admissions department for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding eligibility requirements and the application process.</p>
Two Degrees cannot be done at the same time in the regular mode of studies. I wish to underline the rule that Two Degrees that too as Regular Enrolled Student aren't allowed.
Hi Rituraj,
Yes, you can pursue B.Ed with economics and maths after B.Com.
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Mathematics is not a must for admissions in IPM. The current batches IPM host a large chunk of students from Commerce background. However, I feel there are courses in each term which require a decent grip over mathematics, Thus mathematics isn't a must, but it is a necessity to perform well in IPM.
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Hello Praveen,
The purpose of Masters in Business Administration is to get a candidate corporate ready. Having a corporate experience prior to that takes you a step ahead in that regard. Candidates with experience are already aware of the functioning of the organization and hence, are also preferred during placements in companies.
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Hi Lokesh!
You are eligible for both the courses. If you want to make your career in accounting, finance, computers and E-business etc., you should opt for M.Com. If being a part of management team of an organisation attracts you, MBA is a great option. Both the fields have great career prospects.
You can pursue various courses through distance education. But, would you be able to study for both? What if the exam dates collide? There is no law that is stopping you from pursuing both the courses through open mode. But, it is a question of practicality. You can do MBA later too without any consequences.
Dear Chokshi, moving towards commerce may provide more number of opportunities in accounts side, coming to MBA from business school provide you greater opportunities than M.Com. Therefore, prefer MBA from business school. All the best.
<p>SASTRA University does not offer an Integrated B.Com-BA program. However, the university does provide various other integrated courses, such as 5-year programs in Law (B.A., LL.B. and B.B.A., LL.B.), and 4-year integrated B.Ed. programs in English, Mathematics, and Physics. Additionally, they offer integrated M.Tech and M.Sc programs in fields like Biotechnology, Physics, and Chemistry.</p>
All the courses are good, and it also depend upon your interest, as per my view I would recommend BBA LPU provides quality education, with great scholarship programs plus holistic learning opportunities. Mittal School of Business is among the first 10 institutions in India to get ACBSP (USA) accreditation. LPU is ranked No. 2 among Indian B-Schools in 'Outreach and Inclusivity by NIRF ranking released by MHRD, Government of India. The curriculum is made keeping in mind the current market trends. The placements are 100%, and students have special placement-oriented classes that serve as a booster for students to clear the exam and interview... View more
As both being a graduation level course, you cannot get a guarantee of very good salary package only from these courses. But if given a choice between these two, B.Com offers better job opportunities than B.Sc. In B.Com you get knowledge of Finance, Accounting, Business Laws and Taxation which are more related to day-to-day business, so you can seek a job in small firms or you can also get certification in Tally ERP etc. And can enhance your skill in this field. While if you will go for B.Sc. There are not much job opportunities with just a graduate level degree.
Hello Sanketh,
The bitter truth of any B-School is that they are management colleges which improve your managerial skills. When it comes to Ramaiah, you can get a gist of what is expected from a manager. It depends on how you mould your oppurtunity. I suggest you to go beyond to IIMs but with 7.25, Ramaiah can be a wise option if you are looking for placements. But there are a lot more options if your expected outcome is proper knowledge.
All the best.
Yes, you can. Which college or university are you targeting? You need to keep an eye on the announcement regarding admissions for the same. A PG Diploma is done only after completing graduation.
<p>By comparing the students’ placement reports and their feedback from the previous years, it can be said that the Shaheed Bhagat Singh College of the University of Delhi offers better placement opportunities for the candidates interested in (Hons. ) than the B.A. courses. This is because (Hons. ) is a professional course, which caters for commerce, accounting and business students thus increasing its popularity among employers. Many reputed organizations like Deloitte, KPMG, EY and many other visit the campus for campus recruitment. However, placement too depends with the performance of individuals, c... View more
There is no special advantage in seeking Government job after MBA. Eligibility criteria for majority of class I to III jobs is graduation degree. You are already eligible to appear for government jobs examinations.
Pursuing MBA with work experience has a definite advantage over students who don't have work experience. At the time of campus placement, one get advantage and also, one is able to relate well to the concepts of management that are taught at MBA.
That really depends on the subject you opt to teach. If you are pursuing M.Ed, you should pursue a subject which you feel comfortable teaching. Since you have already chosen English and Maths as your subjects for B.Ed, you should select a subject in the same domain, so that you have in-depth knowledge of a particular subject and you can then pursue a teaching job in the same subject.
Dear Manish,
Well, you can learn in multiple ways, some people learn everything online while some join programs and courses to become a data scientist. I think one needs to cover a certain topics online while certain topics can only be learnt in classroom training module.
Python Basics, Intermediate and Advanced statistics, Probability and Linear Algebra, Linear Regression, Time Series and Cost Function, Types of Data & Exploratory Data Analysis, Collecting, extracting, querying, cleaning, and aggregating data for analysis, Data Sources, Cleaning and Wrangling, Working with APIs and Web Scraping.
These will help you learn the ... View more