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If you are getting a good college for MBA then study MBA. If not, it would be wise to prepare for Bank and SSC. And since you have already done M.Com. It is not worth pursuing MBA if you don't get a good college.

Good evening dear,
I hope group here refers to the course specialisation. It depends on your area of interest. All the courses are equally good. All the courses have their own specialty and scope. Please comment for more details.
Thanks and all the best.

Hi Rishu!
If you wish to pursue CA alongside, then working under a CA would make sense. Else, Banks and other financial institutions like insurance companies, investment companies etc. Will be a great choice for an internship.

You can opt for IES management college and research center Mumbai which also gives options for part time. Visit the link <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/college/ies-management-college-and-research-centre-bandra-west-mumbai-28220" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/college/ies-management-college-and-research-centre-bandra-west-mumbai-28220</a> to get college information and the courses offered with the fees structure.

Hello friend,
Sorry to say that with your graduation percentage it is difficult to get admission for MBA as there is minimum required percentage is 50% for general and 45% for reservation categories. There is chance to get admission into good colleges with payment. So try for payment seat and they will be filled up by management itself. All the best.

NMIMS-Mumbai is a good college to pursue distance MBA.

PGDM is equivalent to MBA. MBA is a degree provided by any university while PGDM is affiliated to AICTE. Even IIMs provide PGDM degree. Both are good, the only thing is the institution from which you are pursuing it.

You are eligible for applying MBA after B.Com. Hospital management is a very niche stream and the only min. criteria is a Bachelor's degree. Go ahead and apply!

Dear student,
What subject you have this time, it is not clear. If you want to do civil services, you can opt papers related with your civil cervices exam. BBA is completely a technical subject. B.Com is related with commerce and economy. If you do BA with History and Political science subject, I think it would be a better option. Otherwise, you can choose subjects according to your interest as well.
Thanks.

Hi Ahtisham!
If you wish to switch your field from commerce to marketing, you can certainly opt for PGDM in marketing. Marketing is regarded as the most important element in the growth of every company. Whether the business is small and has limited financial capabilities or it's a big budget business with powerful financial backup, only marketing efficiency can help it make an impact in the marketplace and earn suitable income. All industries require qualified marketing executives who can lead their company to the peak of success. From joining as a marketing executive, one can become a marketing manager or product manager within a very... View more

Hi Venkatesh,
No, there is no entrance exam that needs to be qualified for admission in M.S. Ramaiah College of Arts, Science and Commerce. The admission will be merit-based, i.e., your class 12th score will be taken into consideration while deciding your admission.

PGDM in Finance at ITM is great. Yes, you will be eligible to apply for PGDM at ITM.

People from any educational background can pursue MBA in Hospital and Healthcare Management. With this degree, one can work in administration and operations of hospitals. Some companies ask for few years of experience in this field, along with MBA. You can also consider pursuing Masters in Health Administration.

Hello Sairaj,
After completing B.Com, you can pursue various degrees like M.Com, CA, CPA, CMA, etc. or appear for banking exams like IBPS, SBI, RBI, etc. as per your interests and career goals.
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BBA+MBA is a good option to choose. It will give you a base for job management &amp; as an individual both the courses will help you to achieve a good career as well as helps in imparting management skills and if you are interested in starting your own business then BBA+MBA will help you a lot. I did BBA-MBA from Lovely Professional University and my experience at LPU was amazing, LPU is helping me grow professionally and personally with its career-oriented programs and support. Both dual degree or integrated BBA+MBA is great in LPU. It really depends on your choice. If you think you can spare one more year in the study then go for a d... View more

No, you can't opt for CFA along with MBA. You can pursue it separately, if it is required for your job, interest and future demand. CFA in India is offered by ICFAI Hyderabad. This course is designed with the consideration of Indian financial market. Whereas CFA USA is offered by some recognised training institutes from CFA USA. CFA USA is comparatively broad and vast than CFA India, as it is designed to cater the demand of international financial market. Any commerce or engineering graduates can pursue CFA USA or India. CFA USA offers core financial jobs then MBA finance. Some also prefers to pursue MBA+CFA. As the profile is concerned, C... View more

B.Com from such a college is not gonna affect your IIM dream. Iims even give extra marks for those non-engineers graduates. So, it's the best option to go for SRCC and study for CAT in free times.

Hi Pallavi,
These are two different programs and cannot be compared on any rich comparison. I am sorry but I will have to ask you to go by your gut feelings and choose the one you are more interested in.
All the best.

you may get but your pay shall be low. try doing speciality in tally with advance tally from NIIT to increase your pay in the field of computerized accounting.

No, you have to prepare for Quant, Data Interpretation, Logical Reasoning and Verbal Ability separately. It doesn't associate with B.Com or BBA.
Best of luck.

Yes, definitely, you can.

Graduate-level professional courses are not offered through correspondence/distance. But there are Institutions offering full-time LLB where attendance is not compulsory, you only have to appear for the written examinations. However, such Institutions are not given much weight-age by employers, so it might not help you a lot. But, otherwise it is a very good combination of courses/degrees. Since you have done B.Com. as well, it will be easier for you to understand and master laws relating to finance, tax, trade, etc. and based on that, after completion of LLB, you can either join a corporate house as a part of their legal team or join a la... View more

B.Com with or without industry integrated focuses on commerce, accounting, management and economics related subjects prepares you for finance and accounting jobs in enterprises. BBA is a generic course on business management and administration and it focuses on functional areas of business such as accounting, finance, marketing, human resources and operations. BBA provides wider options in different functions and various types of industries. Although, you must do graduate degree based on your interest area. I will recommend BBA for a better career opportunities and growth as after exposure in different functions of management during BBA, y... View more

There are only few difference available:
1. B.Tech degree is a professional course. This course gives you weightage, when you sit in an MBA Campus Placement, as some company, like BENZ, Infosys, Reliance and prefer to hire people from engineering Background.
2. BBA degree focuses mainly on general economic condition. It is basically useful before MBA.

Hi Shreyas,
Besides MBA and M.com you may consider pursuing some of the below mentioned course after completing B.com:
- Master in Financial Management.
- Master in Management Studies.
- Master in Retail Management.
- Masters in Hospitality and Tourism Management.
- Post Graduate Diploma in Chartered Financial Analyst.
- Post Graduate Diploma in Event Management.
- Post Graduate Diploma in Event Management and Public Relations.
- Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning and Wealth Management.
I would suggest that before opting for any course you must first decide in which field you wish to build y... View more

Hi Stanley,
First, you need to check with some universities in New Zealand if they will accept the articleship as work experience. Also, many of them require 5 years work experience. Hence, you need to interact with them directly or you can check for MS courses too.

Hi, You can refer the below link for colleges accepting CAT score:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-accepting-cat-india?uaf[]=location&amp;uaf[]=specialization&amp;ts=34040711&amp;rf=filters&amp;ct[]=138&amp;sp[]=188&amp;ex[]=327&amp;ed[]=et_20" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-accepting-cat-india?uaf[]=location&amp;uaf[]=specialization&amp;ts=34040711&amp;rf=filters&amp;ct[]=138&amp;sp[]=188&amp;ex[]=327&amp;ed[]=et_20</a>.

MBA is a better course, as you will be equipped with better managerial skills to run a sustainable business. MBA is a way of life like military, for taking action towards infectious enthusiasm which makes you immune towards adverse market conditions.

Hello Nia,
A gap is not an issue until and unless you know how to justify it in a job interview.
Chances are that the interviewer might ask you about the gap. You will have to be honest yet smart there.
Rest, you can apply to your desired industry anytime.
Good luck.