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Yes, you can go for MBA after M.Com. You need to clear MBA entrance exam, CAT is a preferred option. You can start preparation for CAT/other exams. Do join a good test series for CAT like exam preparation. You can also look for distance/ part-time MBA option.

If you think so. It is best for you because no one thinks better than you for your future.
But my suggestion is that if you prepare for CAT and then take admission in a college for MBA through your CAT rank as it will benefit you more.
All the best.

Hi Rahul,
Bangalore University distance education
ICFAI University distance education,
Kuvembu University are best.
Since, these are UGC recognised, you can eligible for any government and private sector jobs.
All the best for your future.

Yes, you can go for B.Sc in IT. You can take admission in LPU, DU, PU, etc. Good luck.

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<p>Yes, you can pursue an MBA after the completion of a Bachelor of Commerce degree from City College Bangalore. Numerous colleges and business schools welcome applicants for their MBA programmes with a variety of academic backgrounds.</p><p>It is crucial to learn about the particular requirements and prerequisites to pursue an MBA programme before applying for admission. While some MBA colleges may prefer candidates with specific undergraduate courses or accomplishments, others may require candidates to have work experience. A BCom degree provides a strong foundation in business, commerce and management subjects.</p&g... View more

<p>Yes, after completing a BCom degree at Maharaja Agrasen University, candidates can pursue an MBA (Master of Business Administration degree) from MAU Baddi and any other college or university. For pursuing an MBA, several colleges and business schools welcome students from many different backgrounds, including graduates of the BCom programme. Even, a BCom degree provides a foundational base of Business Management and Commerce subjects that could help them in pursuing MBA courses. For a BCom graduate MBA specialisations such as Business Analytics, Finance, Marketing, Human Resource, and many more are worth doing.</p>

<p>Candidates must have a bachelor's degree in Economics or Science having basic skills in Commerce from a recognised university with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate to be eligible for admission to MCom Dual specialisation course at KIIT School of Economics &amp; Commerce.</p><p>The programme's teaching methodology and approach are designed to leverage technology and maximise interaction seamlessly and simultaneously. The programme follows a pedagogy that is a blend of lectures, case studies, lecture-discussions, behavioural and computer-based simulations, projects, assignments, class presentations, quizzes&nb... View more

You can opt. B.Com or BBA course.

When you are preparing for MBA you should go for it. You can also go for CFA.Chartered Financial Analyst.

The different types of fee concessions are available, from need based scholarships to merit based corporate scholarship, partial fee waiver to economically weaker sections, SC/ST/OBC. You can go through the admission ad bulletin in the website.

Hi,
After CA, there isn’t any sense in pursuing MBA as it won’t add any additional value to your current qualification but if you make it to CFA then life will be something else. CFA is values worldwide. Average salary after CFA is more than 30 lakhs a year which isn’t easy in case of MBA.

Hi Prajwal
Yes, Journalism has a great scope in India. One can work as a reporter, correspondent, cameraperson, columnist, editor, feature journalist, critic and so on. Starting salary for Journalism would be between Rs 12,000 and 25,000 depending on your people and communication skills. After 5-years of work experience, a professional can expect a higher salary in the range of Rs 50,000 to Rs 1,00,000 per month.
As far as the college is concerned, it does not matter which college have you pursued the course from. It is all about a valid degree, your talent, skills and calibre that will get you a good job and will help you have a ... View more

Top colleges accepting LSAT scores are Christ College of Law, Bharati Vidyapeeth’s New Law College, Faculty of Law, BHU, UPES Dehradun. All of these are pretty reputed for integrated law programs but if you've any inclination towards core domain, then, do consider UPES as it offers specialized integrated programs in core domain. So, you would be having an added advantage to get in to core domain as well after completion of your course. So choose wisely and take your pick.
Good luck.

There are some premier institutes in punjab that provides good education along with assured placements.here are some of these colleges:
1.Lovely Professional university
2.GNDU amritsar
3.Thapar university
i have heard that Lovely Professional University provides an excellent platform to their students to sharpen their skills.even they venture in their students an unmatched entrepreneurial skills that make their students an efficient managers.

Don't do it through correspondence, do it in distance mode. It will be a value addition. It is definitely beneficial.

For long term career growth, MBA is a better option. If you do not have any personal constraints, then you may opt for MBA over Diploma in banking & finance.

I would suggest you should explore the short courses available in India like studying a foreign language. It will surely be beneficial and economical as there are a lot of different options available here. This will add up to your CV and also you can start doing an internship which will strengthen your resume

Most of B-schools accept minimum 50% in graduation to get admission in MBA.

Apply for the course in their university website.

The MAT score should get you a good college, however you will have check the graduation eligibility as generally it is 50%.

Some colleges have their criteria. It may vary from place to place. But mostly, you'll have to clear your every backlog when you submit your final result for admission.

You can go for MBA if you want to start your professional life. Prepare for CAT exam and crack IIMs.
All the best.

Top MBA Colleges in Delhi/NCR are mentioned at teh link provided below:
This ranking is based on rankings published by The Week, Business Today and National Institutional Ranking Framework (MHRD). <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-Delhi/ncr/2-2-0-10223-0" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-Delhi/ncr/2-2-0-10223-0</a>
Top MBA Colleges in Chandigarh Tricity are mentioned at the link provided below:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-Chandigarh-tricity/2-2-0-12292-0" style='word-wrap:br... View more

Hi,
You can refer the below link for best government colleges for MBA with good placements:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-india?ts=19745590&rf=filters&co[]=Public&ed[]=et_20" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-india?ts=19745590&rf=filters&co[]=Public&ed[]=et_20</a>

Marketing
Finance
Account
HR
International Business.

You can go for BBA and start preparing for CAT, MAT, XAT. You will definitely be able to get the best and top MBA colleges. I hope you got your answer.
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Yes, you can. You just need a Bachelors degree for applying for your Masters anywhere.

<p>Yes, upon the completion of a BCom degree from Himachal Pradesh University, you are eligible to pursue an MBA. Numerous business schools welcome applicants to their MBA programmes with a variety of academic backgrounds. It is crucial to learn about the particular requirements of the MBA programme you're interested in before applying for admission. While some MBA programmes may favour candidates with specific UG courses, others may require candidates to have work experience.</p>

Dear sujeet. you can prefer first CFA and then you can opt MBA second option. it depends upon what type of interest that you possess deeply in your heart.