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as per UGC regulation of 2009 and 2015, any institute cannot offer PhD in distance mode it has to be either full time or part time with certain condition attached to it. A PhD degree through distance learning is invalid. few private universities offer such options but those options are bad for you and your career. yes, you can do PhD from your workplace but at least 6 months you have to spend in college/ university frequently for pre PhD coursework

It could be possible but very difficult. B.Tech is a very demanding course to pursue and additional course will be very tough.

No, it does not offer M.Com along with Ph.D.
Refer the link to know about the programs offered by Central University:
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It is not necessary that every college has B.Com LLB, but I am sure than TNNLS and UPES, Dehradun offer B.Com LLB and it's better you take CLAT to get admission in TNNLS.

MBA is a PG course. You have to go through the entrance exam for it like CET and CAT. As per the merit list, you get the college. And the fee structure is different for different colleges. The criteria for admission vary on the percentile you get in the entrance you appeared for. On the basis of the merit list, you get the college as per your score.

MBA in Finance:
In the recent years, finance has become one of the most sought after specializations that focuses on management accounting and control, the Indian capital and money market, banking, privatization and international finance. After MBA in finance, one can look for various options in banks, financial consultancies and financial institutions. One can also work in areas like consumer and investment banking, institutional finance, merchant banking, corporate finance and international finance.
You can refer the below link for colleges offering MBA in Finance:
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You can pursue both, MBA and M.Com simultaneously, in which one should be regular, and other should be through distance mode. But, it will be difficult for you to manage both the courses. Also, distance education modes are for only working professionals, and has very less value. MBA from a reputed B-Schools are considered good as for placements and career growth.

Hi Suresh!
The logistics and supply chain is a growing sector in India. Any business with the aim to evolve cannot overlook the importance of logistics in business operations. It is logistics that supervise the transportation and distribution of goods, materials and all other commodities. After earning an MBA in Logistics & Operations, your career opportunities are set to broaden. You would easily get opportunities to work in planning and policy-making, motivation, evaluation, product development and inventory control. If your company is large enough, you could focus on overall management or on a small specific area of the supply c... View more

Hi,
This has been already answered checkout this answer on Shiksha:
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Being a commerce stream student, you are not eligible for both the B.Sc and BCA course.
~ Only 12th standard science stream students are eligible to apply for B.Sc course.
~ 12th standard with mathematics subject students are eligible to apply for BCA course.
Since, that you are not having mathematics subject in 12th standard. So, you are not eligible for both the BCA and B.Sc course.
Being a commerce stream student that you have a lot of career options. You can apply for the Bachelor's degree courses like:
-Bachelor of Commerce
-Bachelor of Arts
-Bachelor of Business Administration
-Bachelor of Bank Ma... View more

No, you don’t need to do B.Com or BA. But, you must need 3 year Bachelor’s degree in Science stream. After you need to give entrance exam for the admission in MBA colleges. Best of luck.

Astrology is the study of the supposed influence of stars and planets on human life. Astrology is in use since time immemorial. Although, Astronomy has been in controversies in this scientific age, but it still owes its own importance in the society. B.Sc in Astrology is a Bachelors level course. This course aims at providing the students with informations on the effect of the orientation of stars and planets on the human life.
Eligibility
For doing a B.Sc in Astrology one should have passed their higher secondary exams from a recognized board. The minimum age requirement for doing this course is 17 years. The admission to this cou... View more

MBA course in Canada and Australia requires Bachelor's degree as mandatory eligibility in addition to other criteria. So, in normal circumstances, it is not possible to join MBA even after doing CA if you don't have a Bachelor's degree.

M.Com or Master of Commerce is a postgraduate academic degree which is awarded after successful completion of a two years programme. However, as an alternative criterion, many universities accept graduation degree with Honours in Economics or Business/Management Studies for. Eligibility:B.Com. Or graduation (Honours) in Economics/Management
Duration:2 Years
Type:Degree
Level:Post Graduation
Eligibility for MBA programme: The prospective applicant must satisfy one of the following eligibility criteria for admissions to the MBA programme. A graduate degree under 10+2+3 or 10+2+4 pattern under any discipline, securing at least... View more

Hi,
Congratulations on completing your UG degree with a good percentage. When you are willing to study in B-Schools, you should take the entrance tests related to the B-Schools. Please visit the below link:
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Joining a B-School is not related to ICET. If you take ICET exam, you can take admission in local MBA colleges.
B-Schools in Hyderabad:
Institute of Public Enterpr... View more

Hi Gargi, both are good in their own way. MBA would obviously be a better choice especially if you are interested in finance, marketing, human resources, operations or IT. These are the specializations available in India where MBA is concerned. Masters of Commerce in accounts and finance would be an ideal choice for someone who is interested in going into the finance field. If you are pursuing CMA, CFA or CA then it would be a good advantage for you to have a postgraduate degree along side, besides M.Com is really easy for those pursuing/who have finished the above professional degrees. It would definitely be better than plain B.Com atleas... View more

If you are planning for Masters in finance, a professional course is always better than the traditional one.

A Diploma is any stream is done on the basis of XII or Graduation. That way you are eligible. It will be beneficial to enhance your knowledge and will surely expand your career scope as well. However, I wish that it relates to your Ph.D. and other studies.

Go for CA if you are really interested in commerce, accounts and tax. If you like to see business side go for MBA. Think what all subjects you liked during your college and decide accordingly.

Yes, If you are B.Com (Hons) with 50% average at least, you are eligible to appear in Management Entrance Test like CAT/MAT etc. And, if you crack it, you are eligible to get admission. As specialisation, you are very much eligible to do it in HR. Best wishes.

Master in hotel management and MBA in hotel management are different from each other. However, in terms of placement Master in hotel management is preferred.
Hotel management from premiere institutions should attract better job.

Hi Susmitha, where do you wish to study? Your budget is on the lower side and top ranking MBA schools are quite expensive. I don't see scholarship chances as well. You must also have work experience for MBA abroad. To bear the expenses you can check education loan from banks like SBI, PNB etc. For MBA abroad check here for the universities
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/mba-in-abroad-dc11508.

Hi,
You can pursue career in law after B.Com. The general requirement for pursuing LLB is that you have to first get 50% in graduation degree and you might have to clear some entrance test with it. After the liberalization of India's economy there is a huge demand for highly skilled lawyers who are adept in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, banking and finance, infrastructure contracts, debt restructuring, FEMA regulations, IPRs, corporate governance, private equity deals, WTO law, etc.
Law firms, both international as well as domestic, regularly recruit such lawyers in large numbers. Same is the case with big companies like ... View more

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Professors in a UG college shall be in the ratio, ordinarily of 1:2:6. The ratio of Professors to Associate Professors and or Assistant Professors in a PG college shall be in the ratio, ordinarily of 1:2.

Better to take re-exam, as eligibility criteria to sit in the exam for LLB is 45%. But, you can still apply in private colleges and DU CCSU.

Yes, it is quite possible currently as per the system, you can surely pursue both the courses at the same time in the manner stated.

Dear Rajat, I will not be facing a problem in pursuing MBA after completing B.Com through distance learning college. But, you need to study well, get the knowledge and compete well in the competition. That is all. You can go ahead. All the best.

Hi Syed,
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Have a look at this college.

Hi Akshat!
For MBA you need to appear for any one of the entrance exam mentioned below
1) CAT
2) CET
3) CMAT
4) MAT
5) ATMA
and other exams which are college specific like NMAT for NMIMS, XAT for XLRi, etc. As MBA has no age criteria limit you can do M.Com and later appear for MBA too. Good luck!

For banking sector, higher side jobs, you have two option.
1- PO exams after that so many exams for higher position promotion sites.
2- MBA with finance and banking sector.