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<p>Yes, upon the completion of BCom from HICAS, you are eligible to pursue an&nbsp;<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba-masters-of-business-administration-chp">MBA (Master of Business Administration)</a>. Numerous colleges and business schools welcome applicants for their MBA programmes with a variety of academic backgrounds, including graduates of BCom programmes. A BCom degree from HICAS provides a strong foundation in business and commerce subjects, which can give you an edge in your MBA studies.</p>

<p>Choice out of these two courses after B.Com solely depends on your interest that if you want to master in your specialisation you can go for M.Com or if you want to enter in manegerial sector you can go for MBA. However my suggestion would be MBA as it would give you more opportunitiesto grab than M.Com. For MBA the selection of university matters so check for the placement records and rankings before admission.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Yes, you can do MBA after BCom from Shyam Lal College. 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 Shyam Lal College, is somewhat a doable choice.</p>

<p>The final placement report 2023 is yet to be released. Once it is out, the MCom placement rate recorded during the 2023 placement drive will be updated here. However, as the NIRF report 2023, the institute recorded 79% placements in the academic year 2021-2022. Going back to 2021 placements, the institute recorded 89% placements. Fir more clarity, check out the graph below:</p><div class="photo-widget"><div class="figure"><picture><source srcset="" media=" (max-width: 500px)"><img src="https://images.shiksha.com/mediadata/images/1689337748phpOUbJss.jpeg&... View more

Correspondance B.Com degree holders are eligible to appear for CAT, MAT, XAT etc entrance exams for admission to MBA.

Both career options of MBA & mass communication are equally good. You may choose any based on your interests to excel in career.

Like all business schools, SIES also has same class for engineer / non-engineer students in the PGDM course.

Hi
You may choose CA,CS, ICWA,CFA.

Sure, you can. Go for it.

CAT is the exam you need to clear to get into an IIM. Any degree, passed with minimum of 50%, is the requirement for appearing in CAT. All the best.

Yes, definitely, you get admission in IIMs but first you have to get very good percentile in CAT, so that you become eligible for IIMs and complete the GD/WAT and PI rounds.
Best of luck.

Your scores are really good, you can get admission in any of the top B-Schools. Asia Pacific institute of management is one of the top management college in Delhi NCR region. You can apply for the GD PI by filling the online form through their website - <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.asiapacific.edu" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.asiapacific.edu</a>

I really don't know about this as I scored good marks. But still you can try.

Both are good and depending on your interest you may choose one. MBA in HR is good if you like managing people and B.Ed is good if you like teaching.

Yes, you can apply. Mail your complete profile to talentscout@ifmr.ac.in to know your accurate probable chances.
All the best!

There are no set correct answers to these questions. Please understand that the interviewers are veterans in interviewing and a not-so-genuine answer can be easily identified by them. Hence, the key lies in introspecting about your life and coming up with your life story that inspired you to do MBA. That would get you the answer to why MBA. Coming to short term goal and long term goal, short term goal can be to successfully graduating from top IIMs and long term can be to gain expertise in your favorite specialization (do your homework beforehand). Mentioning long term goal to be CEO/MD of any company is not recommended as one can't be tha... View more

If your institute is recognized by UGC or AICTE, then you won’t face any problem in pursuing MBA.

Yes work experience will help you understand concepts better and will/will not impact placements as it is based on other criteria as well.

depends on your interest dear
interested for IAS then put yr max. efforts fr it indeed its best :)

<p>Both BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) and B.Com (Bachelor of Commerce) can be considered excellent undergraduate courses for a Master of Business Administration, though BBA is preferable to the student who intends to study business management as the first course. BBA gives a more specialised curriculum of studies related to business administration, leadership, and management, which is directly more related to MBA topics. On the other side, B.Com has an outlook of commerce, accounting and economics that can benefit greatly for an MBA student mainly if you are into the finance or accounting areas of interest. It really, the... View more

A B.Com graduate can apply for jobs in any organization for an entry level opening in accounts department. The entry level job would be of book keeping, maintaining books of accounts, making JV entries, etc. A pure finance role may not be available for a B.Com graduate. With experience in accounts, one can explore opportunity internally/externally into the pure finance domain.

Dear Riya,
You can also apply for other MBA exams such as:
CAT,
MAT,
XAT,
SNAP,
NMAT by GMAC,
IIFT,
IBSAT,
MAH CET,
TANCET MBA,
TSICET,
APICET,
CMAT,
IRMA,
MICAT,
TISS NET,

You can prepare for CAT or MAT exam to pursue management course.

Colleges do give admission on merit basis, but alongside you have to have written the entrance test, that is mandatory from the government body that regulates the affiliation of management institutes.

Yes, surely. If you have completed your graduation with at least 50% than you can pursue MBA. Specialisation is of your choice. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God bless you.

No, it is not possible. If you have mathematics in B.Com then you can do M.Sc in IT.

No. First, you have to pursue M.A.

Hello Krisha,
As per current scenario, pursuing MBA finance or any other streams in MBA with atleast one year work experience is advisable. No doubt, MBA finance has huge scope and demand and in placement relevant work experience only considered and impact the HR for negotiation. Try for finance related job and prepare for CAT examination simultaneously to get into top colleges and lead a change lifestyle. Think it twice before choosing a choice.
All the best for your future.

If you are pursuing MBA in Finance, try to get certification courses provided by NCFM by NSE and IRDA certification which will be beneficial for further preferences and enhancing your Cvs.

It is better you can do master degree rather than placement after BBA because there is little chance to get placement after BBA.