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<p><strong>MBA can be a better option</strong> if you are interested in&nbsp;<strong>business</strong>. MBA schools focus on accounting, finance, marketing and also operations.&nbsp;</p><p>But an&nbsp;<strong>&lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/ll-b-chp"&gt;LLB&lt;/a&gt; can be a better option</strong> if you want to go for a&nbsp;<strong>career in law</strong>. Common subjects covered in LLB are criminal law, constitutional law, etc.</p><p>Hope this helped your doubt! All the best!</p>

MBA would be a better option.

Yes, it is one of the best courses. IIM A, IIM B, IIM C, IIM l are some of the best colleges.

Hi Pranjal,
As you know, both are different areas of study. MCA explore a gateway to IT Industry and you can find job as Application, Software Programmer, Web Programmer, Software tester, etc. while MBA is a key into corporate managerial life.
But you must know the structure of both programs. MBA is of two years in duration and the Duration of MCA is three years( Lateral Entry system into direct 2nd Year is available in some universities, but only BCA, B.Sc -CS / IT graduates can enjoy the benefit of LET).
MBA is almost the continuation of B Com degree as the subjects are similar such as Management, HR, Finance, Accountancy, ... View more

It depends on your interest. If you are interested to make your mark in hotel management then go for it, it is in demand and the same goes for travel and tourism. In this field you might get opportunities to travel a lot, whether in India or aboard, depending upon your performance. If you want to get a full-fledged management degree you may go for MBA, which is high in demand and is required in all the sectors.

Yes, you can pursue MBA in marketing. Marketing course is easy and can be learned with inputs of hard work + smart work. There is no such criteria that B.Com finance students can't go for marketing. There are immense opportunities after MBA-marketing.

Your marks are below average. So you better consult from some immigration experts.

<p>Yes! You can go for <strong>BCom Finance</strong> easily as a PCB student. For <strong>CSE</strong>, some colleges may accept you with 10th-grade maths, but most prefer maths in 12th.</p>

According to me, BCA would be better. It depends on your choice of interest.

if u r up for the task i think the ca and mba would be better than ca and bba

As you would know, the higher the better, especially if you have funding in place for all the years. A minimum of credit average of 65% is required from central or a state university from India. Thanks for the opportunity. Hope this helps!

BBA+MBA is a very good options in current conditions but only if you pursue it from a reputed college / university. Coming to placements, most of the colleges do offer placements, so it differs for college to college. Coming to the scope abroad, it is there only if you pursue it from a reputed college.

No sorry, you need a minimum of 50%. Nowadays 50% minimum is essential for all the courses, but I suggest that if you are determined to do MBA don't give up. Do M.Com and score good and then try for MBA. Also concentrate on preparation for entrance exams. Where there is a will there is a way so all the best.

U need not to take commerce compulsorily. U may also take up science. Keep maths as a subject and perform well in it. Commerce with maths/computer application will also do. All the best.

go for mba with Flip certification from VGU Jaipur

The eligibility criteria for admission is minimum 50% in graduation. JIMS consider minimum 560 composite score in MAT for PGDM-General. You can not apply with this CAT score. You can try with MAT/CMAT score for admission.

Elegibility criterion in majority of universities for MA Economics is BA Economics or any other branch with economics as electives. Delhi School of Economics DU allows any graduate to appear for MA economics entrance exam. You can evaluate DSE.

Hi,
Yes, you will get admission for the course you desire but you will not be getting the top 100 colleges as these colleges have their criteria that candidate must have a minimum of 50% in graduation.

If you are looking for government jobs, it will be better to go with this B.Com and try for competitive exams in government sector.

I suggest doing either one of them because both have their own values but it would not be a great combination to do both, if you're interested in management then do MBA else do CA.

It is not possible to pursue B.Com and B.Sc simultaneously. B.Sc is pure science and you must have strong concept of the subjects to pursue it. You can first go for B.Com, then you can invest your time in understanding the science subject, and then you can go for B.Sc.
It means a total of 7 years is required to complete the whole process. But, every college has some eligibility criteria, which you must fulfill to get admission for B.Com or B.Sc.
Best of luck.

If you have scored above 50% in your graduation, than you are eligible for admission. If you have scores less, than you can go for Diploma course in management.

amina U cannot do bsc from compliting 12th with commerse stream

IT and operations course generally suits CS students, but finance and marketing are also pursued a lot. Now a days, most of the financial and marketing work needs use of software applications.

If you would like to prepare for the bank exams, you may pursue a distance MBA program. Distance MBA in online mode is offered by NIBM (National Institute of Business Management). NIBM offers one year MBA, two year MBA and one year Executive MBA in online mode and it also offers MBA video tutorials for all its registered students. Go to the official NIBM website for matters related to specializations and admissions.

Do mba from India itself since foreign mba would have different curriculum which you might have problem adjusting to
Prepare for an entrance exam like CAT and study rigorously for that
Also try preparing for GD PI then get a good college you wont have problem in getting placements

This would depend a lot on your personality traits & interest areas. Each MBA specialization needs specific personality traits for excelling in the profession say if you are outspoken and like traveling, meeting people, take target pressure then Marketing could be a preference & is you are a peoples person wherein you like counseling people and act as an advisory & wants a desk top job bonded by rules & regulations then HRM will be exciting. In case you like finance & are good in Nos then you could also look at Finance as a specialization. So, do evaluate your inherent personality traits and then take a call.

Hello dear,
Utkal University, Maharishi College, Deba Ray College, Bhubaneswar are some of the good colleges for B.Com.

Both specialization have its own advantage. It depends on student and his interest. Being a commerce graduate,if you are creative and keep good analytical skills, then marketing as a specialization is good option. As you are introvert but have analytical skills,then finance as a specialization can be another option. Finance is not tough for commerce student.

Dear Sahil Singh,
Both course combinations are good. If you go for B.Com and CA/CS, you will become a chartered accountant, company secretary, etc.
Coming to BBA and MBA, you will be in the executive line for future. Therefore, decide for yourself as both the options are good.