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It fully depends on your interest, as MBA has different specialisations and you can opt for your specialisation. I would suggest a name- UEM Kolkata to give it a try as this has good placement consistent record and is good in molding career to right path.

To leave CA for MBA is not a good option because after completing CA you may get better career options as compared to MBA. If you can manage your time you can pursue both at the same time. Yes, IMT is very good college, so, if possible you can continue both at the same time.

Hi,
You have a score of 55% in B.Com, so you are eligible to take the entrance exams for MBA. After you clear the exams and the GD-PI, you can do regular MBA.
All the best.

Eligibility and admission requirements vary. GMAT is required, you can give GRE too if the university accepts it. USA,UK, Australia, Canada, Singapore are some of the best MBA countries.

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if u r in hurry nd in quick need for job then after bcom u prepare for banking otherwise MBA with finance is good choice.

Totally depends on your interest. Bba is a professional curriculum whereas bcom is a degree course. U can go for mba after both the subject completion. So u take up a subject as per your interest. All the best

I think BBA + MBA is a better option because BBA is a basic of MBA so this is more easy for you.

Hi Khush Gupta,
All specializations under MBA program got almost equal opportunities. It depends upon your interest which specialization you want to pursue.
All the best.

Last year, cutoff was 94% for general category.

you have to do m.com first and then PhD

<p>Yes, you are eligible for BCom course. There is nothing like a medical student cannot study B.Com course. So, yes, you can apply for BCom course. All the best.</p>

Yes, you may opt for B.Com.

You may apply to any institute who accept such scores. In Maharashtra, it is available with almost every institute affiliated to a state university. You need to put efforts and search such institutes on your own only. Admission happens normally through state-level CET and process of admission is already started for the current year.

I think it's No, you can't do that because to get admission in bsc (it ) you have science with mathematics in your class 12th. However you can do MBA in it after your graduation.

MBA in marketing and finance are favorable for B.Com stream candidates. You can also opt for international business, which has good traction and has incredible international opportunities.

Dear,
It totally depends on your own interst. Some of the top MNC companies will provide high payscale for graduates of MBA finance sector than that of IBPS employees. So, consider to take CAT coaching. If you want to work in a bank then totally focus on IBPS coaching and grab a job. RACE and T.I.M.E are some of the best coaching centres.
All the best.

Hi Indu,
You can appear for the GMAT but if you want to apply for MBA programs abroad you must have work experience. Countries like US, Canada require 4-year undergraduate degree. Select the country first, do some more research on requirements, ask more questions and then decide.

No, try for other better colleges as you are already earning 5 lacs so try to get admission in college which has an average 8 LPA or more than that.
Otherwise, in case of distance MBA if in the company you're working says that if you get an MBA degree then you will be promoted or the increase of pay scale then go for distance MBA, otherwise, it's better that you should go for regular MBA from a very good college.
BIMM is also good but you know if you get a better-ranked college then BIMM then it's good for your package. Otherwise, BIMM is also a good option.

As per your statement, you want to pursue Masters in psychology. You want to pursue Ph.D too. The eligibility criteria for Ph.D will depend on the specialization you opt for in Masters.
Try to get good grades if you have a dream to take admission in a reputed university.
All the best.

Yes you can. Start visiting the <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://Shiksha.com" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://Shiksha.com</a> website panel and talk to admission executive. He will guide you in right way. Also start searching for colleges which has acceptance of 44% B.Com in their college.

Bachelors course after 12th
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)
Bachelor of Economics (BE)
Bachelor of Accounting and Finance (BAF)
Bachelor of Commerce in Banking and Insurance (BBI)
Bachelor of Commerce in Financial Market (BFM)
B.Com Syllabus includes subjects such as Corporate Tax, Financial Law, Economics, Accounts, etc. B.Com syllabus is divided amongst six semesters, with each semester taking place at an interval of 6-months.

You are eligible to appear for CAT based on your graduation degree qualification and it will be a good career option for you. However, a full time MBA regular course may impact your articleship and impact your dream to become a CA.

It doesn’t matter what you choose for your graduation in terms of your prospects of getting a call from an IIM. Hence you should evaluate two courses based on your interest and your capabilities alone. There is no point in pursuing your graduation in something you are not good at or you don’t have an interest in. However both these course do have some overlap with what you will study during your MBA.

You can expect somewhere around 10lacs with the exp u have. But it may vary as per the company compensation and expected qualifications.

You need to score high in CAT exam. You score should be between 85 to 90 percentile, then you are eligible to apply in top colleges. For IIMs, you need over 95 percentile.

u have to give any of the exams like cat, mat, cmat etc. different colleges accept different exam scores. after dat if u qualify the the first step i.e u hav scored desired %tile of the college u want then u'l be called for the second round i.e GD/PI.

b.com is best for you .
You will be prepared for MBA with b.com in less Head ache.

What is your question in the first place?

ok. go bca and mca.