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Yes, you can do it. Commerce graduates have good options as follows.
M.Sc. Finance
M.Sc. Corporate Finance
M.Sc. International Finance
M.Sc. Banking and Finance
M.Sc. International banking
All Masters programmes abroad are specialised programmes and focusing on a specific field. This will make you more employable.

Yes, you can apply for MBA.

Please visit NIBM Global's (National Institute of Business Management) official website for online MBA training and certification. NIBM offers online training and certification for one year MBA, two year MBA and one year EMBA. Please note that NIBM does not offer an MBA degree, but it serves as a study aid. NIBM Global MBA training programs are suitable for working professionals and MBA aspirants.

B.Com stands for Bachelors in commerce.
B.Sc stands for Bachelors of science.
Both the fields are different from each other. Both the courses have better future, career and good jobs.
So, it completely depends upon your choices.

Hello Abdul,I can understand your desire. But, I am afraid, majority of universities do not accept Diploma as equivalent to 12th for granting admission to different graduation courses like B.Com BBA or B.Sc etc. Hence, if you have joined Diploma after completion of your class 12th, then there are no issues, but if not, then you first need to complete it. You can always enroll in NIOS for this. Best wishes to you.

Dear! It will very difficult to go UK without work experience. I am advice you to gain the experience for at least 2 year. However, you can get admission if you are really extra ordinary student with excellent marks and best extra circular activities and in entrance exam also.
hope this helps.
ask any query at anytime.
good Luck!

Hi Emmanuel,
This course is a Bachelor's degree course and you can surely opt for it just after completing ISC.
Yes, you will get a UG degree.
For further queries, feel free to ask.
All the best.

Yes, students appearing for final year of Bachelor's degree/equivalent qualification examination and graduates can apply for CAT.

Good Morning Dear,
For MBA in Finance, the best institute in the country is IIM Bangalore followed by Indian School of Business. Thanks and all the best.

MBA is a better option than BCA+MCA.

If you are really serious about MBA, then go for it. If you want to do MBA only placement, then this course is not for you. You have other options as well. CA, CS, CFA is in trend now, if you want to get good salary, but it is a bit difficult course. But, if you work hard, then you will become a millionaire too.

LLB Eligibility: Aspiring candidates should have scored a minimum pass percentage either at the 12th level or graduation level. The percentages are 45% marks for General category, 42% for OBC and 40% for SC/ST categories.

Yes, recently there was some law which allows 2 degree simultaneously. Refer UGC Guidelines for pursuing two degrees simultaneously, rules and process explained
UGC has allowed students to pursue two degrees at the same time. Students will be given a choice to pursue the degrees in physical mode, hybrid mode or online mode. Students will also be allowed to choose from a variety of disciplines. The complete guidelines have now been issued by UGC.

Yes, sure, but you need to stick to this plan seriously to make it work out.

Hello Aditi,
Apologies for the late reply. Being from commerce background, MBA in Finance is the most suitable option for you. Though you may choose other streams too, like Marketing, HR, IT, etc., as per your interest and career goals.
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Career Opportunities after MBA in Finance
The MBA Finance course allows the candidate to obtain a rewarding career either with public or private sector. After completion of the course, the candidate can seek jobs in any of the top financial companies in the private or public sector. Career opportunities are more in the private sector when compared with that in public sector. Top MNC s offer lucrative salary packages to such candidates. The main job profiles that comes under the category are
Cash Managers
Chief Financial Officer
Corporate Controllers
Credit Managers
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All candidates who have secured at least 50% (45% for SC/ ST candidates) marks in Group Subjects of the qualifying examination fulfill AUCET 2018 eligibility criteria for Science course admissions. It may be noted that AUCET 2018 exam for Science courses is mainly conducted for five papers:
Life Sciences
Physical Sciences
Mathematical Sciences
Chemical Sciences
Geology.

The Chartered Financial Analyst programme is a professional course offered by the US-based CFA Institute. The programme AIMS to grant CFA charter to investment and financial professionals to help them further their career goals. A candidate who successfully completes the programme, is declared CFA charterholder. There are over 1.2 Lacs CFA members across 35 countries in the world. Please check for your eligibility to pursue CFA from the criteria mentioned at the link provided below:
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You are, yet, a maths student. It is easy to go for MBA after completing BBA. It is a course for business administration and basic knowledge for business. So, I suggest to go for MBA after completing BBA.

Hello Yash,
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Kindly visit this link to know the difference between the two degrees. I hope it helps.

For pursuing B.Sc in CS/IT you need science stream in your 12th without it you are not eligible for B.Sc because B.Sc CS includes maths, computer and physics as main subjects.

Hi,
All course are best in own way. It depends which type of study you like and use in future. If you do MBA, then you should take major in finance. If you want to do M.Com, it is also a good course.
And, after completing M.Com, you can join any college and purse Ph.D.

Regular MBA is preferable. Executive MBA is for candidates with work experience and altogether serves a different purpose.
Good luck.

Of course, you can do MBA after B.Com. Many colleges may ask for your entrance exam scores. One of the best management colleges of India, IIM is in Ahmedabad. There are several other colleges too it all depends on your score and field in which you wish to pursue MBA.

<p>Yes, you are eligible to apply for Masters of Arts in Archaeology. The basic eligibility to pursue Masters of Arts in Archaeology is that the student should be a graduate in any stream with the required percentage of marks (varies from college to college) from any recognised university.</p><p>BHU offers several courses like Acharya, MA, MPA, MBA, M.Sc, M.Li.Sc, MCA and M.Tech in various specializations at the PG level. The duration for each of the courses is two years. Admission in the above-mentioned courses is based on the marks scored in the CUET PG exam conducted by NTA. To be eligible for these courses candidates ... View more

<p>Yes, candidates can get admission to the MBA course at Guru Nanak Dev University Regional Campus after completing the BCom course. The eligibility requirements for admission to the MBA course at GNDU Gurdaspur are that candidates must complete their graduation with a minimum aggregate of 50% (45% for SC/ST categories). Moreover, for the selection process, the university releases the merit list according to the scores candidates achieved in their graduation/bachelor's degree. Followed by a counselling process.</p>

Hello, There are two law courses. First one is the five years B.A. LL.B. BBA LL.B. B.Sc. LL.B. or B.Com LL.B. and the second one is the three years law course that is LL.B. Go for the first one. Check out if GLC, Mumbai provides B.Com LL.B. Follow me if you like my answer.

Dear Nikhil!
You are in right direction. Yes, you can absolutely pursue MBA from any govt. institutions (I am not sure about private) after B.Com (H) from open, provided you need to clear cut-off and their GD/PI round. Now, come on to your 2nd query. As per me, that any college always prefer a full time graduate student (means going college regularly) rather than open students and you know very well, why! I am not demotivating you but that's the truth that they will shoot some questions that why you did your B.Com from open? Etc. but apart from these you can have a better representation if you impress them in interviews. It is totally ... View more

From my opinion, both of the colleges are best. But, IPU New Delhi offers 100% placements to students. Doon Business schiol is also good, but placements given are too low. The campus and faculty of both the colleges are good. Best of luck for your future.

You should appear for GMAT exam, better score in GMAT will attract a good institution from abroad. Fees structure varies from universities and countries.