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Hi Ankush,
Yes, you can pursue animation after your 12th irrespective of your stream. However, different colleges have different eligibility hence you have to check all the requirement before you apply.

Check out the colleges in the UK that accepts students to do BBA course without Maths. There would be some colleges that would take your admission only if you meet their eligibility criteria.

Hi,
You can definitely do MBA but do check the colleges which accept 505 marks in graduation. As graduation percentage is necessary.

The eligibility criteria for B.Sc in Maths is that student must have passed in class 12th with Science stream and should have at least 50% marks or 60% marks as per different universities norms.

Why don't you go to China and learn Mandarin? Trade between India and China is ever increasing and also possibilities of conflict. Either way, a good knowledge in Mandarin will open new doors for you given your experience in travel and retail industry.

Hello,
Yes, it is surely worth pursuing MBA after completing B.Com provided one is genuinely interested in making a career in the management sector. Being from commerce background, I think pursuing MBA in Finance is the most suitable option. However, you can choose any specialisation as per your interests and career goals. Kindly visit these links to know about the top MBA specializations as well as the top-ranked B-Schools in India:
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Hello Shikha,
There is no need to panic. You can pursue various courses. You can go for M.Com, MBA, or prepare for bank PO examinations, CA, CS too are into options.
Or, you can go for mass communication courses as well. Enormous opportunities are there.
Calm down first. Think over what is your interest area, then look for the courses available, go through the syllabus, then enroll for it.
Good luck.

Most of Indian Universities have started changing nomenclature of their MIB degree as MBA international business. You are advised to evaluate doing MBA IB from IIFT - New Delhi or Faculty of Commerce, Delhi University.

Dear Tanmoy Mukherjee,
St. Xavier is the best institute. NCFM courses would be helpful for finance jobs and also for CA CPT supportive.
All the best.

You have completed your graduation and Masters in commerce. Definitely, you should have enough command in your subject. It will be more convenient to you to apply for commerce subjects. But, if you have enough confident in English, and you think that you can carry the subject, then you can apply for English subject.

For BCS, you need to complete your class 12th with Maths, as the main subject. So, I am sorry that you cannot do BCS from Maharashtra State Board. But, yes if you are not from Maharashtra, then you can enquire this to the concerned person or else you could choose to do distance learning education.

It is hard to understand why anyone wants to do MBA after CA. You can look for other certification courses like DISA, risk management, CISA, forensic, etc.

Hello Kamlesh,
Hats off for your persevarence in your studies. See, MBA, M Com or MCA all these three are pointing in three directions. What is it that you want ? Better job? Better place? Knowledge? Also all three will have different eligibility criteria. Please download brochure from IGNOU to know details.

A candidate is eligible to appear if one holds atleast 50 percent marks or equivalent CGPA (Bachelors degree).

You can join Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) after graduation to learn acting. You can join NSD after completing 10+2. You can also join any private acting school to learn acting.
FTII is an autonomous institute under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting of the Government of India and aided by the Central Government of India. It is situated on the premises of the erstwhile Prabhat Film Company in Pune. Since its inception in 1960, FTII has become India's premier film and television institute with its alumni becoming technicians, actors and directors in the film and television industry. You are advised to evaluate ... View more

Your choice should depend upon the nature of the job you would like to do or the kind of career you would want to make. However, I would always prefer M.Com first because it would enhance your knowledge of commerce subject that you have chosen and also because MBA can be done even later if you find the need for it. But if you are not interested in making a career related directly to commerce then opt for MBA.

I don't think so. You can pursue B.Sc, in any of it’s branches, only if you belong to Science background.

IGNOU does not offer dual degree in B.Com MBA.

If you want to make your career in the management field then opt for BBA. Otherwise, pursue B.Com.

No, Generally, the last college cutoff for Economics honours for the general category is somewhere around 92%. So, if you belong to the OBC category, you should
try to score at least 87%, to be almost sure of
getting admission.

<p>Since you mentioned that your B.Com aggregate is 39%, it might be a challenge to meet the eligibility criteria based on that degree. However, you also mentioned that you are a first-class M.Com graduate. Some institutions might consider your postgraduate degree for eligibility.&nbsp;I would recommend reaching out to the specific institutions you&rsquo;re interested in to understand their specific eligibility criteria for the LLB course.&nbsp;</p>

<p>&nbsp;Pursuing a postgraduate qualification such as an MBA or M.Com is a fantastic thing to do in order to up-skill your career and help you to pursue many options. Distance education is a flexible way of learning that allows you to balance your studies with work or other aspirations you may have.</p><p>An MBA is a vocational qualification that concentrates on developing your managerial, leadership, and business skills, so if you aspire to work in corporate leadership, free-lance roles, or marketing finance, HR and entrepreneurship then this is the qualification for you!</p><p>A M.Com qualification, on ... View more

Hi,
After B.com, you are eligible to pursue anyone of the mentioned above.
If you wish to study further or plan to go for lecturer ship, you can go for M.com. However, you can pursue MBA if you wish for a professional degree.
I hope this helped.

Hi,
You need to take the entrance CAT and if your score in B.Com is above 80%, it will be an added advantage.

You can try for XIME-Bangalore and SBS-Pune, if the admission process is still open.

Not really. You can go ahead and try to score maximum in CAT.

Hi Kuldeep!
Your B.Com score would just be a part for evaluation. You need to appear for MBA entrance exams and go through GD and PI process for PGDM and for MS it is just based on merit. List of exams you could appear are as 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. Good luck!

Doing MBA from any institute will fetch good jobs depends only on individuals performance. Heritage Institute is a good college in Kolkata. One needs to perform well throughout the 2 years course and gain good experience in summer internship project. Lastly, a professional display of knowledge during final placements will definitely help an individual to get good job after MBA.

BBA Bachelor in business administration:
In this, you are going to study about all business and business management studies.BA = Bachelor in arts:
You are going to study about, Literature, Economics, Psychology, History, Geography.
B.Com = Bachelor in commerce:
You are going to study about accounts business management economics law costing banking rural development e-commerce.
BCA = Bachelor in computer administration:
You are going to study all bout computer like software hardware software development application
Law:
In law, you are going to study about all law and act you are going to study all case studies in law.