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Yes, you can. It is the best option to go for these days, but from a good institute. You can try for IIMS or if you are an average runner then go for private universities like LPU, it is accredited by ACBSP. For more information you may refer the website.

Hi Bikram,
There are very few IIMs which have kept a minimum percentage requirement for graduation. However, they do give weightage to your graduation marks.
You can use the following tool to know your eligibility in all IIMs <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/resources/iim-call-predictor" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/resources/iim-call-predictor</a>

Hi,
You have plenty of options to choose from based on your interest. For education jobs, you may do B.Ed. CFA, CPA, CMA, journalism and event management are few other options.

Dear Hargun,
CPA is far better in terms of placement and scope, go for it if you have the aptitude for it.

Hello Bhanu,
Apologies for the late reply. Assuming you would pursue MBA in Finance, there are various lucrative fields and job profiles in which you can work.
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-5-mba-specializations-in-india-blogId-3223" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-5-mba-specializations-in-india-blogId-3223</a>
Kindly visit the given link to know more. I hope it helps.

Yes, you can pursue, provided you are very hardworking and have a lot of patience.
All the best.

B.Com + CA has gain lot of traction, since its low supply and high demand amongst BFSI sector. You can have good salaries, if you pass in first attempt and secure good ranks.

You can get a job as a financial analyst or financial planner. As you have done CS, so you can get an option in finance ethics in which a cross check of entries has to be done. Otherwise, you can get a job in the finance department.

Please specify the college/s that you are interested in.

Students with LLB degree by distance learning are not allowed by Bar Council of India to practice in Indian court. Therefore, you are advised to revisit your decision of doing LLB by distance learning.

yes dearu can try in MBA

<p>The candidate should have either passed or appearing for the Bachelor's degree examination. Duration of this degree should be a minimum of three years. The degree should be possessed from any the University of Odisha or from a recognised university as defined by UGC/AICTE. Or Should have passed or appearing for the Bachelors in engineering, architecture or pharmacy exam. Duration of this degree should be a minimum four or five years in any discipline. Also, it should be from the University of Odisha or from a recognised University as defined by UGC/AICTE. The candidate should have obtained at least 50% marks (45% in case of candid... View more

Good evening,
Go for LLB once you complete CS, it would be difficult to balance the two at a time, or you can rather go for M.Com and then opt for LLB.
Thanks and all the best.

Hi Dinesh,
MBA from abroad if done from a good and reputed university is a good choice or decision. You can gain some work experience before you apply for a MBA, this will help build a strong application and also you will know your career plans.

Yes, you can do that. Mathematics is not required.

MBA is a better choice as it has a broader scope. With PGDBO (Post Graduate Diploma Banking Operations) you will be limited to banks and financial entities. But MBA provides various options which you can pursue.
I recommend MBA after graduation.
If cost is not the concern, go for MBA.

Both the options are good so better to go as per your interest and potential.

If you want a banking job, you can go for M.Com but MBA graduates are getting better jobs than M.Com graduates.

Hi, You can refer the below link for colleges offering integrated MBA:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/bba/articles/integrated-mba-programmes-in-india-blogId-15044" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/bba/articles/integrated-mba-programmes-in-india-blogId-15044</a>.

Good morning dear,
Yes, of course. You can get a good college, but it not only depents on academics, you have to score high in entrance tests like - MAT/CAT/ATMA/CMAT/XAT followed by interview rounds of the respective college.
Thanks and all the best.

Go with MBA coz it's a master you'll get a better preference for job.

Yes, you can easily get admission in this college with this score. But, you also have to appear for the entrance exam conducted by this institute for this course.

BBA LL.B. Five years integrated course is the best. Bachelor of Business Administration - Legislative Law Honours, in short, BBA LL.B. Has become a preferred choice among business and management students. The unprecedented growth in the corporate sector has resulted in numerous opportunities for a corporate lawyer. Consequently, the demand for a corporate lawyer is on the upswing, making many students make a beeline for a BBA LL.B. Course. The first step towards becoming a corporate lawyer, BBA LL.B. Is a 5 year integrated programme which includes the study of business administration and law subjects. The five-year curriculum of BBA LL.B. ... View more

The UGC NET exam is conducted twice a year for the selection of candidates for assistant professor posts in the university and colleges, to pursue the Ph.D. and for JRF award. The candidates are allowed to apply UGC NET for the subject in which they have completed the post graduation degree or if the subject is not available they can apply for the related subjects. Thanks!

It Does t Matter From which Degree You pursue your Bachelors
UPSC Exam as its own syllabus and Preparation
But If you Go for B.A. Degree it will Help you.

<p>Yes, you can pursue an <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/ll-b-chp">LLB</a> after earning your <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/b-com-chp">BCom</a> degree without having to take a <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/b-a-bachelor-of-arts-chp">BA</a> or other integrated course! As a BCom graduate, you meet the primary requirement for admission to a three-year LLB programme which is having a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university.</p>

Hello! As long as that college is a government-recognized one and you've scored at least 50% aggregate marks, it should ideally not be a problem. Good luck!

Yes, there is an opportunity for you but if you have anything strong like your academic or any entrance exam percentile then there is an opportunity for you.

It all depends on your skills and interest. Of course, CA is a good choice to make a career.

1) for an accountant position asks B.Com/M.Com
2) For a finance.manager position asks MBA
3) finance.manager is previously worked as accountant
4) some cases .CA/icwa is only asked for gm(Accs&finance)posts
5) doing of MBA/CA is Your interest.