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No ypu not take any specialisation

<p>The annual fee for a B.Com programme at Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College is around 57,080 Indian rupees. As for the average salary, graduates from this programme can expect to earn between INR 3 to 6 Lacs (roughly $4,000 to $8,000 USD) per year.&nbsp;</p>

No, both B.Com and BBA are topmost courses for the commerce student. And after completing that, there are no disadvantages. It is your choice either choose B.Com and MBA, or BBA and MBA.

After B.Com you have many options like M.A. and LL.B.

No, you are not eligible.

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<p>Choosing between a CFA and an MBA for investment banking depends on your individual goals and desired career trajectory. Here's a breakdown to help you decide:</p><table dir="ltr" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><colgroup><col width="100"><col width="100"></colgroup><tbody><tr><th>Aspect</th><th>CFA</th><th>MBA</th></tr><tr><td>Focus</td><td>Technical skills in investment analysis, portfolio management, and financial markets.</td><td><... View more

<p>Yes, upon the completion of a BCom degree from Gandhigram University, 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>

Some universities syllabus may have maths or statistics as a subject but something difference also will be available in the extra subject for BCA and B.Com. Mostly (except for B.Com) BCA and B.Sc in maths will be totally same in syllabus and subject pattern because both the degrees belong to science stream and for B.Com, the maths will be different due to the commerce. For example, accounting and taxation, but the syllabus of the statistics in B.Com will remain the same as in B.Sc and BBA.

Dear Prajwal,
It is better that you pursue BJMC, if you are looking forward to pursue MBA in Media Management. BJMC does not have any specialization as the course will take you through the various divisions of mass communication.

You can join mba in 2year of mcom when mcom colleges are on sat and sun
or you can right now go for job and prepare for entrance exams side by side
and join mba next year

Getting an MBA degree after B.Tech is always a plus point and its gives you extra edge to your technical skills. There are a lot of students who choose to go for MBA after engineering degree. Also, there are a lot of IITians who prefer to opt for MBA after completing their engineering.
Below mentioned are few advantages:
1. Get a business approach with MBA after engineering:
An MBA program gives engineers more exposure to business and management related issues which lack in an engineering program. An MBA degree adds strategic and qualitative skills to student analytical capability, making them a perfect choice for any employe... View more

You can get admission in DU. But before applying, do check with their admission cell.

You can apply to the following universities:
WCU in USA
Brunel University, London
Keele University, UK
Ball State University, USA

Hi, Australian and New Zealand universities require IELTS score so you need to take IELTS and get Min. overall score of 6.0 bands to take admission to MBA in Australia and 6.5 bands for New Zealand. You may also require GMAT score as it is accepted and recommended by some universities for admission to the MBA program. You need to have minimum of two to four years of work experience however there are few business schools in Australia that accept students who have no work experience for direct entry into the MBA programme.
In Australia there are many good universities to do MBA programme, some of them are ranked under top 100 universitie... View more

Hi,
If you are dedicated to pursue CA, definitely, you may pursue CA. CA offers three level exams as:
(a) Foundation
(b)IPCC
(c) Final.
All non-commerce students may join CA-foundation. You may also join any coaching classes to continue your preparation.
All the best.

You can appear for CAT exam and score over 90%. You can join IIMs or XLRIs as they will provide foreign placements or if you get good jobs after your MBA, you have plenty of chances to go foreign.

If you had maths in class XII board then only you are eligible for MCA from good MCA colleges. If you want to pursue career in technology then MCA is very good career option. If you are not technically inclined then you may opt for MBA and become a generalist. Currently scope and opportunities for MBAs are better but slowly industry has started paying good salaries to technologist also. At the start of the career, MBA is better paid then MCA but in long run, both careers are equally good and paying because software engineers have opportunities to work on onsite assignments abroad with better financial saving potential.

Hi
In my point of view, you should do B.Com better option for MBA. You can do B.Com Honours. After that, you can do MBA with finance stream, but whenever you join MBA, you have a lot thing remember to search college.

After 12th commerce, you will not be able to pursue B.Sc IT because for B.Sc IT one should have passed in science stream. If you are interested in computers then you can pursue BCA and then MCA. This has more scope as compared to B.Sc IT.

Yes you can go for that no worries in this and also you get the competitive edge here after your Masters.

MBA Finance after B.Com is an excellent career path for all commerce graduates. It opens a door of opportunities in corporate world in Finance and Accounting besides opportunities in BFSI sector.

You would be required to appear for an entrance to be able to opt for a good college.

You can go for IGNOU a central University.
Admission for MBA programmes in IGNOU is on. Please follow this link for more details:-
IGNOU - The People's University <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.ignou.ac.in/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.ignou.ac.in/</a> Good luck.

Never do an MBA with salary in mind. You will definitely end up disappointed.

Sure, he can. 12th standard is the basic eligibility for many government jobs, for example Cashier / Clerical positions with various government department, Assistant of State Bank and Associates Banks , Soldier - General of Indian Army etc.He need to clear various PSc /UPSC, bank tests to get these jobs.
He can go for MBA at any time after pursuing graduation any stream

ICWA, Chartered Financial Analyst, Certified Financial Planner etc. are some add on courses that you can do along with MBA in Finance.

U can pursue M.Com or prepare for MBA or there is a good option to prepare for govt. exams for the post in IAS , IES , IFS etc. where u can get good salary and government perks by clearing just different levels
the graduation marks won't affect your salary or marks in entrance

It depends on the college. Some colleges accept CAT score and others MAT or XAT score.

If you want to pursue your career in teaching field, do go for M.Com otherwise opt for MBA as it will nurture you through not only theoretical but will also give you exposure to practical/corporate world leading you to high paying jobs in future.