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After L.L.B. you may join Corporates,Banks and also take practice.

Hi,
Yes, it will be a good choice because it has global accepted certification with knowledge of financial planning, portfolio management and research on company’s details. It will help you to apply for financial planning profile, analysist and even in bank jobs too.
All the best.

Hi Prasad,
LLB and MBA are two very different career options that cannot be compared. It completely depends on what interests you more. I suggest you to speak to someone, who is a lawyer and is working or practicing right now and also speak to someone, who is an industry professional after MBA in finance. This way you will get a perspective because job scope is good in both courses, if you pursue from good colleges.

Yes, you can pursue MBA after clearing your backlogs. You need to qualify CAT, XAT or MAT exam in order to get admission in a good B-school.

You can pursue MBA through distance learning. You can evaluate IGNOU as an option to pursue MBA.

in my opinion, do not go for a PGD. Diploma does not hold that muh value as compared to a degree.

Eligibility criteria to seek admission in Ph.D degree in mathematics is minimum. B.Tech candidates from any engineering discipline are also eligible to seek admission in Ph.D.
You are not eligible for seeking admission in Ph.D in mathematics with B.Com or M.Com degrees. PG Diploma is not to M.Sc mathematics, therefore, after PG Diploma in mathematics, you will not be eligible for seeking admission in Ph.D.

There is no compulsion of doing B.Com when you are doing CA and that B.Com would not make any difference once you become a CA. However, I would still recommend doing B.Com so that you have something to fall back upon.
Secondly, there are two ways to enter into CA course:
1. Clear your CA-CPT/FOUNDATION after you give your XII exams
2. Do your graduation and then enrol as a direct entry student. In this case you will directly appear for CA-INTER.

When you think of study abroad you go to few University websites and see the specialised courses available for Bcom. of course MBA finance is one option. there are many other courses available which will make you more employable. few courses mentioned here for your information.
MSc FINANCIAL services
MSc Accounting and Finance
MSc. International banking and finance.
MSc. Forensic Accounting
MSc. Corporate Finance.
Few courses will have exemption of papers for ACCA.

I am sharing a link here but I would suggest you to go for regular course if possible. On the same link, you may filter for b.com and bca to for specific city.
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/bba/colleges/bba-bms-bbm-bbs-colleges-in-coimbatore" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/bba/colleges/bba-bms-bbm-bbs-colleges-in-coimbatore</a>

<p>A PhD in Finance typically involves in-depth research and academic study in specialised areas of Finance. PhD in Finance can provide a comprehensive understanding of financial theories, methodologies, and advanced analytical skills.<br>The <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/cfa-chartered-financial-analyst-level-1-2-3-chp">CFA program</a> covers a broad range of topics in Finance, including investment analysis, portfolio management, ethical and professional standards, and other relevant areas. CFA provides practical, industry-focused knowledge and skills that are directly applicable to roles in investment ... View more

<p>Yes, pursuing MBA after B.Com is an excellent option. It offers diverse specializations such as Finance, Marketing, HR, and Operations, which can lead to high-paying managerial and leadership roles. MBA enhances your business acumen, strategic thinking, and decision-making skills, making you more competitive in the job market. Additionally, it provides networking opportunities with industry professionals and peers, which can be invaluable for career growth.&nbsp;</p>

CS is difficult course and only 11% students pass final and become CS
Cs fees is lower than mba but requires lot of study
CS even requires minimum 1 year training under practicing Cs/cs firm
CS can be pursued in English as well as Hindi medium
If you think you can complete CS then go for it
More reputed and professional course
Even employability is better than mba

Dear,
After complete your Bachelor degree from commerce, better plan for MBA (finance, International business or marketing) from the top B-School and for that, you need to appear for CAT MAT or GMAT. You will study concept of economics, finance and other management prospects.
Through you will get good opportunities in financial planning, brand management and marketing too.
All the best.

Dear Swapnil, Congratulations for excellent score in CAT. As of your 10th & 12th scores are at lower sides, the chances are lower for Top IIMs. But, in my opinion, apply for New IIMs then. Also, apply for top 30 B-schools as your percenile is great. You can get top B-schools easily. Don't loose hopes! Check the college rankings and cut-off on <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://Shiksha.com" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://Shiksha.com</a> portal and apply for top colleges. And if you think, the fees are higher than your budget, top colleges give loan facility also. Go for MBA f... View more

Dear,
That depends on your career goals like if you want to enter into financial planning or management profile, it is better you should start your education in Bachelor degree in following fields:
Economics Honors
Bachelor in Investment & financial Analysis
B.com-Finance & Accounts
BBA-Finance & Accounts
Through that, you can make your foundation strong and get the knowledge for the same.
All the best.

Sarash, there is no such criteria. For MBA, a candidate is to be graduate. Percentage may vary from university to university.
There are different ways of admission in MBA. Some institutes prefer CAT/XAT/ MAT scores only for admission to MBA course. And to appear for CAT/XAT/MAT etc student needs to have 50% in graduation. But eligibility criteria varies for various Management Institutes or Universities, they can take different %age in graduation along with CAT/ MAT/ XAT scores.
Another way of admission is internal tests or admission criteria of individual Management Institutes or Universities.
You can check the websites of som... View more

BBA is Bachelor's in business administration. If you do law with that then it will be an additional degree. So, it will be better if you do BBA LL.B as it will be a professional in long run.

Hey Nandini the fee structure at Karnataka Arts, Science and Commerce Degree College for M.sc in Computer Science for full course duration would be around INR 30000 for 3 years and annually university fees is INR 7000

To complete your studies from Canada, you can go for online class like CMA (US), which can be completed within short period of time itself because than MBA, CMA (US) has more scope. For MBA, the fee is Rs.5 lakhs to Rs.6 lakhs, but for CMA it is lesser.

Hi Jan,
The concept of MBA is highly misunderstood here in India. Internationally, MBA programs are designed for individuals who have a minimum three years of experience and are meant for those who wish to take up senior level positions within an organization. If we may compare Indian MBA with international MS programs as these programs are meant for freshers. (Though a few universities overseas do offer Fresher MBA programs to lure Indian students). Therefore, being a fresher look for MS in Management programs internationally. Countries like Australia, NZ, France, UK (programs with internships) etc do offer stay back options to the st... View more

Dear candidate,
As per my view, you should apply for MBA after this you may go for government or private jobs. MBA degree will give you more and more opportunity in your future.

MBA is the best option provided you do it from a good college.

Dear Vipul, I remember you. I think I have made it quite clear with the requirements earlier. You must have work experience without which you are not eligible for MBA, not in US and neither in UK. Three years Bachelor degree from India is hardly accepted in US so there is another obstacle here. Why don't you consider doing MS MANAGEMENT.

Ankit, BBA launches you headfirst into a professional career after class 12; it’s much more skill specific than a B. Com. If you are very sure that your aptitude matches to the management study only, your only goal is to get into management career, then BBA would be the best choice for you.
If you’re good at crunching numbers or want anything to do in the fields of formal finance like CA, then a B.Com degree should be your clear first choice. Though you can pursue an MBA after B.Com, a managerial MBA is better backed up by a BBA background, especially if further supplemented by solid post-undergraduate work experience.
A step f... View more

Hi Ankit,
You may try for a job or if you are willing to study more, go for MBA by preparing for entrances. Your civil engineering diploma will help you in getting a job in any construction company.

All the courses are good. Opt for the one that you love the most and are most passionate about and analyse the future work conditions, scope and growth prospects before taking admission.
You can also opt for psychometric test comprising of aptitude, personality, and career interests to clear this confusion.

Dear Teja,
If you are aiming to become an entrepreneur, then I would suggest you to go for BBA course. As this is a professional course and will help you understand the basics of management. Moreover, it will become a good base for MBA.

It is good to see your interest towards the higher education. MBA and M.Com both are the good master degree courses. The scope and opportunities of both course are good in their own sectors.
Basically, going for any course is depend upon ones interest as well as liking. Personal liking as well as interest varies from person to person.
For being eligible in the MBA course it is must to have a bachelor degree in any stream from a recognized university with minimum 50% marks in the aggregate.
For M.Com course, it is necessary to have a bachelor degree in commerce stream from a recognized university. If you are interested in the bu... View more