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Yes you're eligible
But you can't do it from Top B schools as they will look for your last academics. But you can do it from decent colleges with a decent package.

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Hi. You need to have a Bachelor's degree in computer application. Most MCA institutes will accept graduates from other streams like commerce, arts, Science, and computer Science as well. You need to have more than 50% of your Bachelors degree. You need to have more than 55% in your 12th standard. The following are the criteria you need to fit into to be eligible for an MCA degree course. You need to have a Bachelors degree in computer application. Most MCA institutes will accept graduates from other streams like commerce, arts, Science, and computer Science as well. You need to have more than 50% of your Bachelors degree. You need to have ... View more

Hi Puja, There are very few almost negligible MBA colleges in Bharuch, one the best being Narmada College of Management, Bharuch. It has a good gender ratio with almost 62% of the batch being female. The tuition fees is 1.54 Lacs and the median placement is 1.8 LPA. Best of Luck!

<p>Yes, upon the completion of a BCom degree from AIMS Bangalore, 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>

If you're aiming for a top IIM/non-IIM, CAT is the most preferred option. However, you can also give exams like NMAT, SNAP, XAT, IIFT, which are institute specific & also relatively easier than CAT.

You graduation marks are required at the time of admission. Try to clear all your backlogs (if any). Maintain the 50 percent aggregate throughout your graduation.

Dear,
According to your query kindly check these options:
LLB
MBA- Finance International business, marketing, insurance, business analyst or media management advertising.
CFA or ACCA certification
But with this programme you need to invest few years to reach good level with your commitment and dedication.

For internships you may check at the following links:
1. internshala.com
2. letsintern.com
You may also look for companies advertising locally in Bangalore.

MBA after B.Com is a good option because it has good job opportunities provided you do MBA from a top colleges. Otherwise B.Com+CS is also a good option.

Finance and banking/ insurance is a good stream after completing B.Com. You will get the job profiles in the field of risk management, estate management, liability planning, insurance planning, tax planning, savings and investment planning. B.Com students have an edge over other students in the subjects like accounts, corporate finance and taxation.

Abdul, all the options are good are have their own advantages. You should decide based on what your interests are. If you are interested in Banking, go for it. And if want to do an MBA, there will be more opportunities like Finance, Banking, HR, Sales, Marketing etc.

<p>In terms of placement prospects, B.Com (Hons) students may have an edge in certain sectors like finance, accounting, banking, and commerce-related roles. Bcom students from the Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College get an average starting salary of INR&nbsp; 40–50k per month depending on their profile.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>Government college, Nagda (Vikram University ) do not offer BCom LLB or any law integrated courses it only provides standard B.Com, BA, BSc, etc.&nbsp;</p>

By pursuing mba (finance), your scope in banking sector will increase. Good luck. Thank you

MBA Finance after B.Com Hons Financial Markets Management is an excellent career path for all commerce graduates. It opens a door of opportunities in investment banking, private banking, wealth management etc besides corporate Finance and Accounting. Candidates can avail all types of opportunities in BFSI sector.

M.Com and MBA itself are degrees, Go for certificate courses like FRM, Investment Banking, CFA from Simplilearn and Edupristine.

Hello Nishish,
The basic eligibility for B.Sc (IT) degree is class 12th from science stream with physics, mathematics and chemistry as compulsory subjects with minimum 50% marks aggregate.

Yes, you can get admission in Ph.D program after passing M.Com course with good marks.
Ph.D admission details:
For admission in Ph.D, you have to pass any Master degree in respective stream with minimum 55% marks from any well recognized university. You have to pass an entrance examination organized by college administration or NET examination organized by UGC.
PhD programs are:
1. Ph.D (Finance and accounts).
2. Ph.D (General management and organizational behavior).
3. Ph.D (Industrial / social psychology).
4. Ph.D (Botany - plant biology and bio-technology).
5. Ph.D (Chemistry).
6. Ph.D (Zoology - anim... View more

I would suggest you not to apply at any institute with this score. You can re-appear for CAT exam with full preparation in 2017.

Yes why not. However, you must have completed PG.

Both the fields are incredible in their own way. Being a CA is also an adorable thing because it's considered as one of the toughest exam in India & doing MBA from IIM with good marks means average package of Rs. 1500000. So, it totally depends on you what you want to do otherwise both options are great.

Yes, definitely you can pursue MBA in hospitality.

MBA is a much better option for a good career.

No, B.Com is not eligible to apply for MBA at BITS.

Hey the cutoff information for B.sc in computer Science at New Arts, Commerce and Science College, Ahmednagar is around -
General Category - 81.54%
OBC Category - 77.69%
SC Category - 73.08%
EWS Category - 73.08%

Hello Manuraj,
If you're able to get admission into top B-Schools in India, then you may go for MBA. Else, I would suggest you to go for a job first. The market is currently too saturated with people having Master’s degree (M.Com, MBA, etc.) but with no experience. Gaining experience of minimum 3+ years will gain you an upper hand in terms of salary and career opportunities once you complete MBA.

PGDM is the best option after B.Com. You are already doing your Diploma in mass communication, it will enhance your vocabulary and vocal skills which is the basic requirement for management program.
Now, you need to appear for one of the exam like: MAT, CAT, CMAT or ATMA. You should have above 50% in graduation to be eligible for good B-schools.
Good luck.

To get admission in B.Sc (IT), you need to study PCM in class 12th with 50% marks. There are few universities, which conduct entrance exams as well.

You cannot pursue two full-time courses simultaneously. If you somehow manage to do it, your future employer will not give weightage to both. And also, professional UG courses are not offered through correspondence. So, I would suggest you to join LLB and pursue B.Com through correspondence.