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<p>Yes, upon the completion of a BCom degree from BAMU, 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 undergraduate courses, others may require candidates to have work experience.</p>

<p>Yes, you can do MBA after BCom from&nbsp;<span dir="ltr">Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce</span>. MBA is one of India's most adaptable postgraduate programmes as it accepts students from a variety of educational backgrounds. MBA after pursuing BCom from&nbsp;<span dir="ltr">Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce</span>&nbsp;is a doable choice.</p>

There are around 101 subjects for UGC NET. You can check which subject us more close to your subject. Subjects like Business and accounting has more scope in UGC NET.

u can fo the course of sap or u can opt the times of india course of banking and finance of 3 months they will assure u the job security

Hi Nazim,
It is possible to pursue 2 courses together, however one has to decide which course to pursue as a regular mode of learning and which from distance / correspondence.
There is difference in Correspondence and Regular course, i would say it varies from one subject to the other also from one degree to the other. However in general a course through distance learning does not have as much value as the regular one so if you can do a regular course, it would hold a lot of importance and thus be a much better option. The acceptability and recognition of a full time course is higher in industry and the long term career gains are g... View more

<h3><strong>BSc Requirements for the BSc at KJ Somaiya College of Arts &amp; Commerce<br></strong></h3><p>A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three years integrated programme leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (Std XII) conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, in the following subjects:</p><ul><li>English (Higher or Lower level) carrying 100 marks.</li><li>Any one of the modern Indian languages or modern foreign languages or ... View more

No, it is impossible to complete both B.Com and MBA within 3 years under Indian education system. You have to complete 3 years of graduation and then you have to go for 2-year MBA.

After completing B.Com, there are several courses you can pursue to enhance your career prospects. The choice of course depends on your interests, career goals, and the industry you wish to enter. Here are some courses known for providing better career prospects:
Master of Business Administration (MBA): An MBA is a popular choice for career advancement and broader career prospects. It provides a comprehensive understanding of business principles and allows you to specialize in areas such as finance, marketing, human resources, operations, or entrepreneurship. An MBA can open doors to management positions in various industries.
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No, it is not mandatory to write CMAT exam for MBA entrance. You can appear for other exams too like CAT, XAT, MAT, ATMA or SNAP to get into premiere B-schools.

Yes but you would need to do a basic diploma first top get the basic details

If you are planning to do MBA and if your aim is specialisation in Finance in MBA then B.Com will be a better option. MBA after BBA will open more avenues in different functions of enterprise. You may chose any based on your interests and future plan.

Having weak math skills can be challenging when pursuing an MBA as most MBA programs require students to have a good understanding of math and quantitative reasoning. However, there are several things you can do to improve your math skills and prepare yourself for an MBA programme:
Enroll in a math course: Consider taking a math course at your undergraduate level to improve your math skills. You can also consider taking an online course or attending a local tutoring programme to get a better understanding of math concepts. Practice regularly: Practice is key when it comes to improving your math skills. Set aside time each day to practi... View more

CFA vs MBA:
A lot of people have the question if they should pursue the CFA Program or the MBA Program? Which certification you should take depends solely on your professional goals. CFA Program Charter and MBA both the certificates are expensive, require time and a lot of effort on the students part. It is very important to note the distinction between these two certifications.
MBA:
MBA is a Master’s degree in Business Administration, where students are introduced to various areas of business such as accounting, marketing, human resources, operations management. There are also Business schools which offer PhD and master cour... View more

Dear Nabajit!
Since you are doing B.Com in Finance, my suggestion is to go with MBA Finance. M.Com is the accounting oriented. So that would be the good if you very keen towards Accountancy. For continuation in Finance, my suggestion will go with MBA Finance. Hope this helps. Good Luck.

Both has a good career opportunities in future. It is up to you and your interest. If you are good in communication, then you can go for marketing. If you want jobs in banks in future, you can go for finance.
Good Luck.

For MBA in Mumbai, here is a list of some private colleges:
KJ Somaiya
Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management
Sydenham
Xavier,
TISS
Chetana

You will need atleast 2 years of work experience to get into a top or reputed university for MBA. Try to get a job in finance sector since you are from that background. There is no particular job that you have to do but see that is relevant to your background and what you want to do.

Both of these courses are somehow equivalent in case of jobs and scope.
Job chances in renowned Software companies are equally good for M.Sc(IT) and M.Sc(CS).
So performing well in the exams and average good marks play enough big role to avail a satisfactory job in the software market.
Scopes are ample in both of the courses if you look deeply in the placement scenarios of the companies.
So don't think too much for jobs you just complete the course you want with good score. Jobs will be automatically come for you.
Good luck!!

If you do CA, make sure you have B.Com degree. That will have you a push in market. But if accounting is not your Forte then don't even think about CA. Go for MBA. For getting into IIM, you need to score high in CA. Exams. Before attempting go for coaching for atleast 1 and a half years.

Dear Nishant,
There is no difference between MBA and PGDM. Colleges affiliated to University provide a degree called MBA. Whereas, those institutions that aren't affiliated to any University and run the program provide PGDM. Even IIM's provide PGDM. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God bless you.

Hi dear,
Doon Business School in Dehradun is one of the best Management institutes in the country. Go for integrated BBA-MBA from DBS. Do not think for a second option. Thanks and all the best.

You need to write MAT exam for that. You can sit for MAT 4 times a year in the months of May, September, December and February. Please go to the MAT official website for the detailed information about MAT. Once the scores are out, you can apply to different colleges according to your score.

Hi buddy,
Bharathiar University Distance MBA is a really great course you can get. All the details can be found in the given link. Including duration, fees and how to apply. Bharathiar University Distance MBA
What makes it great is the selection of courses, low cost expenses and the strict examination to judge the real abilities of students. Their student response rate is really great, you can find any kind of help anytime through email. Since its so great for MBA, I am pretty sure they will not disappoint you in any distance course. But there are some exceptions in any case. So be careful. But to sum things up, choosing Bharathia... View more

Hello,
Both are different fields and both are very good in terms of knowledge, placement. It's on you and your interest if you want knowledge regarding management field you can opt for MBA and if your goals are different, you can opt for M.Com+SSC. Just follow your goals and plan as per your interest and select your field.
Best of luck.

To become eligible, first of all, you should do your graduation and pass CAT, CMAT, SNAP, XAT to get admission in top B-School and now you can give your entrance exam in the 3rd year.

I would suggest you to retake the exam, because you won't be able to access good colleges, else you can take exams like ATMA, MAT April-May attempt and try to score 99% , that is above 600 and you will definitely get chance in many of the good colleges. Else, with this score you may end up being in average college choose wisely it's your career.

Admission for BHU Ph.D. 2023 will soon start. Candidates can submit their applications online at the university's official website once the application form is made available.

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<p>Yes, one with commerce with a maths background can pursue B.Ed course and take math as a teaching subject.</p><p>Eligibility criteria:- Any Graduation or post graduation from UGC approved university. Must have 50% minimum.</p><p>Duration :- 2 years</p><p>Subject choice:- You can choose 2 teaching subjects according to subjects studied in graduation or in post graduation.</p><p>So Math as a teaching subject you can opt.</p>

<p>Yes, upon the completion of a BCom degree from Shivaji College, 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 undergraduate courses, others may require candidates to have work experience.</p>