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Hi Tarun,
Both are separate ways, MBA is more about management and CA is more about accountancy. There are some common traits but all in all both are different. If you have a statistical mind and accounts is your favorites then go CA, and if you have traits of a good management in terms of resources, people, then go for MBA. I personally believe that CA is a better paying field than MBA.
Think and chose wisely and go for it.

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<p>Absolutely, you can pursue an MBA after completing a BCom in any field from Jai Hind College. The primary eligibility criteria to pursue an MBA is primarily a bachelor's degree with minimum marks established by the university, as well as entrance examination scores and work experience.</p>

Hi Megha,
Any student who has completed his/her graduation or is about to complete the same irrespective of his/her course can apply if they have a valid CAT/XAT score.

As per eligibility guidelines for pursuing MBA one needs to be a graduate or in absence of graduation have a professional qualification like CA/CS/ICWA. So, if your case you can seek admission based on your professional qualification as a CA.

Yes, you can apply for CAT, MAT, XAT and other MBA entrance exams after completing B.Com.

After doing B.com general pgdm always be a better option. You will get more exposure after doing these.If u hv interest in telecom,u might opt this as an option,if not then don't go for sectorial programme, go for mba/pgdm. Now decision is yours.Best of luck!

Yes, students without mathematics can pursue B.Com from DU. It is B.Com honors, where there is restriction on without mathematics student to take admission in DU.

It will be decided on your capability and skills. We cannot generalise IB to offer good salary always. select good college with good placement in IB, you will definitely get the result.

Yes, you can pursue MBA after completing B.Com and it is also a good career option. You will get good career options after pursuing MBA. You can pursue MBA in finance, which has a good scope for B.Com or commerce graduates.

<p>To apply for DSSSB TGT Social Science posts, generally, one must have a degree in either History, Geography, or Political Science. Since you have B.Com, MBA, and B.Ed, but in Math and Commerce, it seems that you are not fulfilling the subject-specific criteria for the Social Science posts. So, it is advisable to check the specific eligibility criteria for each notification on the DSSSB website.&nbsp;</p>

You can go for Short term Certifications like Certified Financial planner and Certified Credit research analyst

You are eligible to pursue MBA IT after B.Com. You will be considered for pre-sales support, sales & marketing, account management and BA roles after MBA IT.

Hi Najah,
If you want to earn decent salary, then you can pursue B.Tech in computer science. I would suggest you to pursue engineering from a good college.

CLAT is a centralised test for admission to 17 prominent NLUs in Indis. The test is taken by students after 12th grade for admission to 5 years integrated degree in law and after Graduation in Law for LLM programmes conducted by these law universities. You are eligibile for 3 years LLB course conducted by majority of Indian Universities. You are advised to appear for such universities law entrance exams.

"You can pursue an MBA after your B.Com but my question is what is the hurry? As per me, you should finish your Bachelor's degree from on of the top colleges in your city or outside. Then work for a good 2-3 years then you'll know which area you want to specialise in, then go for an MBA. A Master's degree would add more value to you and your job when you have the adequate experience.
Also, don't take B.Com just because that looks like the only option. There are other possibilities in the commerce field such as:
B.B.I. (Bachelors in banking and insurance)-If you want to get into the banking and insurance field and study subjects lik... View more

Hi,
Both are equally good. It depends on your area of interest. MBA is the one which would help you to learn and interact and scope is wide for learning and earning. PSU jobs would rather be preferred for those who want security but it is a misconception because in the current scenario both the jobs are equally demanding. Have equal pressure and requires equal work out of an employee.

Great! B.Com plus MBA in Finance sounds good. You should go for CA. All your qualifications will make you a star if everything goes well planned.
Best of luck.

It is not an extremely good profile, as you have scored less marks in class 10th, due to which, the value of your overall profile goes down.

Hi, You can refer to the below link for colleges accepting your score:
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Yes, IGNOU allows all to apply. Select a course and then see whether there is any Experience clause. Otherwise, IGNOU is an Open Learning Institution so rightly available to you.

The CFA Institute provides the following breakdown of the most common professions:
5% Relationship Manager.
16% Research Analyst.
7% Chief Executive.
7% Consultant.
5% Corporate Financial Analyst.
5% Financial Advisor.
23% Portfolio Manager.
6% Risk Manager.
Jobs after MBA Finance.
Accounting Manager.
Chief Financial Officers.
Cash Managers.
Manager Consultants.
Investment Banking Associates.
Credit Managers & Specialists.
Financial Analyst.
Corporate Controllers.
Both the qualifications will be like jam and butter on the bread.
The average salary can be expected s... View more

Hiii Mon , no problem if you have 2 arrears' then also you can do mba or m.com through distance learning institute. There are many distance learning institute like Sikkim manipal university and many more. If you have any problem in subject you can do your further studies by distance education.

Hello Manish,
Go for IGNOU, India's best distance university. All the best.

BBA is better anyday!

As far as I know, no reputed B-school allows candidates having backlogs pending in their graduation. So, you need to clear all the backlogs in order to stand a chance of getting admission. Moreover, the academic session of almost all the B-schools has already started in June-July so you have to anyways wait till next year.

It would be better to try in US or UK and the certificate value is same in India and anywhere. So my best advice is to study by working in large sectors to gain knowledge. It may save your time and money and it’d be better for career and write banking exams.

You are eligible, but I don't think you will get admission for MBA in foreign university, because your percentage is low. You can go for M.Com and try to score better in M.Com and then go for MBA in foreign country.

Yes ; in B.Com you can easily take admission
For further details and fees you have to visit college once
because every college have different regulations and different fee structure.
All the best

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If you have scored at least 50% marks in B.Com, yes you're eligible to pursue MBA.