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BBA is the basic platform for someone who is serious of getting through to a good MBA program. It lays the bases of your management skills. So, if you want to pursue MBA in finance, then BBA is thebetter option.

Yes, you are eligible for the UPSC exam and MBA in distant mode.

Its better to choose MBA.

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Hello Abhishek,
To be able to pursue MBA, you need to first complete graduation in Bachelors degree. As your focus is on MBA, I would suggest you to opt for BBA. You can also opt for Integrated courses like B.Com+MBA or BBA+MBA. There are hundreds of good colleges providing those degrees. All it depends is from where do you wish to pursue these courses.

Many colleges offer b.com. there are limitations for without math students but with math is no problem. popular ones are- DU, MU, narsee monji, symbiosis, christ, xaviers

Any. choice should be his keeping in mind the subjects taught in the courses and his inclinations towards which subjects to study. M.com give dept knowledge of commerce while mba touch variety of subjects. it shold also depend on what career is he looking at. or if would also like to go for phd. the subject choice needs focus on all these direction.

MBA in finance would give you a better exposure in private sector. It can provide you much better job opportunities with high salary package.

MBA after BCom is a very good career option. Finance specialisation will be ideal for B Com graduates and open wide options for you.

MBA is a specialization in business administration. If you have an interest in this field, then pursuing MBA from any college after B.Com is a wise decision. We do have people in our batch who have come directly after completing B.Com.

Hi,
It is up to your interest, if you think of doing hotel management course. Then try IHM institutes all over India, if planning for MBA then try for IIMs, SIMSREE, JBIMS, Christ, PSG, BHU, NIT-T, IIT-D, NIETE, NMIMS, XLRI, PUMBA, Amity, etc.
If you want to do MBA in hotel management then follow the link given below:
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Your question is not clear. You may clearly state what advice do you want.

Yes, MBA with aviation,logistics and supply chain will be a good choice.

In place of pursuing MBA through distance along with Diploma in economics, you can opt for regular MBA and Diploma in economics in a deemed university. You don't need to attend the classes too.

Hi,
MBA, MCA, M.Com, PG diploma in taxation, computers, finance management, IT management etc. are all possible for you. You may also choose big data analysis course from abroad as it has a lot of scope in future and plenty of jobs will be available too.

You can do MBA in fashion after B.Com. The eligibility criteria for the same is graduation with 50% marks.
All the best.

Here is a list of some of the top law colleges in India:
-National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore
-Symbiosis Society's Law College (SSLC), Pune
-National Law Institute University (NLIU), Bhopal
-Faculty of Law, University of Delhi
-Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
-Government Law College, Mumbai
-Amity Law School, Delhi
-Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai
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in b.tech you will get a practical knowledge whereas in bsc you would only get bookish knowledge

Yes, you are eligible.

International students are not offered too many jobs in UK. The market is good in India, Asia Pacific, Canada, etc.

Dear Haresh,
As of now most of the colleges have closed admissions for MBA, admission in very few are open as of now. such as
Amity university
ITM university
JIMS
Alliance university
All the very best

yes commerce stream is backbone of mba mca &ca

You may target CAT and other management entrance exams now. MBA with Finance will be a very good option for you. Please assess your readiness for entrance exams and if there are weaknesses then take coaching to crack MBA entrance exams.

Hello,
You can go for PGDM.
Good luck.

B.Com + MBA would help you in many ways. B.Com itself covers some topics that are taught in MBA. So, I would suggest B.Com + MBA.

Yes, it is a good option. Mostly, placement is based on your knowledge, skills, and reputation of the college. If you join good MBA college, then you chances of getting placed in a good company increase many folds.

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Expected salary shall be from 5-20lacs depend on your performance.
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There are other options like CFA which is difficult and costly as well but has very good scope for Finance
There is also actuaries for insurance sector
you can try IBPS exam for job in banking
tally or sap course for accounting
CCRA for job in credit rating agency ICRA

In my view, B.Com and than MBA in Finance is good option. In B.Com you will already gain the basic knowledge of Finance like basics of accounting/costing/taxation. MBA also covers the same thing in business perspective. You will have numerous number of opportunities after MBA, whereas MCA will be more of technical field.