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B. Com hons would be the best option for you. along with graduation, you can complete CA, ICWAI or any other course like this which will greatly help you in getting a job post completion of your graduation. If you want a bank job, then you can start preparing for bank-PO now itself.
Good luck.

Commerce graduates have options of doing higher studies in degrees such as:
1. M.Com.
2. MBA.
3. MCA.
4. LLB.
5. PG Diplomas.
6. Industry certifications.
M.Com focuses on commerce, accounting, management and economics related subjects and prepares you for finance and accounting jobs in enterprises.
MBA is a generic course on business management and administration and it focuses on functional areas of business such as accounting, finance, marketing, human resources, and operations. MBA provides wider options in different functions and various types of industries.
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Hi Aman,
You can go with M.Com or MBA.
Thanks.

Yes, you are eligible to apply for the same.

There is no specialization or subject in the commerce stream, which will give you an edge, with respect to the ACS program. A Company Secretary, is the legal custodian of the company. However, you can look at, Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO) where there is a dearth of quality professionals

MBA is a natural choice for you. Please, take up the course with additional preparation. You pay interest in soft skills from the beginning, to save your time.

A top ranked university is the obvious choice, for better prospects and global exposure. All the best.

i think u mst have to watch out for ims gaziabad if u want good studie and good placments.

There are many options like, you can go for MBA, M.Com, Diploma or M.Sc. But for that, first make it a point that you have specific goals in your life and once you start achieving them, then there is no backing out of it.

Manav Rachna (MRIU) is a deemed University under UGC. You can get admission into it if you just have a score card of AIEEE/IIT.
There is no rank criteria as far as I have known. Ranks ranging from 50k to 10 Lakhs are admitted here.
College Fee is quite high and you have other options like GD Goenka and Amity Noida with a little bit variations in their fee structure as compared to MRIU.
You can opt for either hostel or stay in P.G. in the nearby Sectors. You will get all the facilities you will think of like Central Library, Sports Ground, Great Campus, Students from Different Cultute and States etc.
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Hello,
After completing graduation, you have many options available to get a job.
You can apply for government job exams like bank exams, railway exams, SSC exams, etc.
These are govt. job exams and we all know about the perks and benefits of government jobs.
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I hope it will help you.
Best of luck.

I am of the opinion that generic MBA/PGDM will be an ideal platform for you to join your family business and expand it further.

HI Arun,
Your priority should be to clear PUC first, then plan anything further. To be in the electrical field, you can opt for national level entrance exams like JEE, BITSAT, MHTCET, SRMJEE and opt for electrical engineering.

It's totally upon ur interest.and ur aim.
If u r poor in maths.don't worry.choose the below one if u satisfy.
-if interested in. Physics n chemistry. Then take biology.
-if not then take commerce without maths.

There is lot of scope for B.Com:
1) CA
2) MBA
3) M.Com and then Ph.D.
4) CS.
5) Government jobs, banks, PSU, etc.
You can also go for research field after MBA by doing Ph.D.

Your question is not clear. Can you re frame your question so that correct advice can be given.

You can go for professional courses like CA, ICWA, CS or CMA. They give you great careers. But for studying such courses, you need to be more hard woking and have lot of patience.
Otherwise do an MBA in a reputed college and get placed.
Or prepare for the bank jobs. They also have good opportunities.
At last, you can do M.Com in a good university.
All the best.

If you want best experience while pursing B.Com then Delhi University is the best. You can apply in DU and there are many colleges in DU to select from.

Do B.Com or BBA and then go for MBA, you will definitely get a nice job.

Hi Ritul,
You have plenty of options if you don't want to study commerce. You can look for alternate options such as:
Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA)
Bachelor of Business Management (BBM)
Bachelor of Foreign Trade Management
Bachelor of Management studies
Bachelors in Arts (BA)
Your other options are:
LLB
Hotel Management
Design
Fashion Design
Retail Management
Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)
Hope it helped.

If you want to do a business then best option is to go for BBA and MBA. This will help you in learning all the aspects of business management and it's administration. In MBA, you can select MBA in Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management which will give you complete knowledge of business and how to manage and expand as an entrepreneur or businessman.

Would you like to pursue B.Com or BBA?

If you are interested in banking, go for B.Com. If interested in management, then you can go for BBA.

You first deside your location after asked this question

Dear Divyansh,the most recommended course after 12 commerce with maths is CA.in your situation,i recommend the courses like: fashion designing (if you are interested), B.Com (Bachelor of commerce), BMS (bachelor of management studies), BBS (bachelor of business studies), BBM/ A (bachelor in business management/ administration), CS (company Secretary program), CFA (chartered financial analyst program). you can also go for: business, operations, finance, marketing, banking, HR. etc

Hi Alisha, yes you can join. ICA for CIA (Certified Industrial Accountant) course can be pursued after completing your 12th standard.
I hope it helped.

Hi Utkarsh,
Check here if you can find options:
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You can go for MBA by giving entrance exams like CAT, CMAT, MAT etc. provided you do it from a good college so that it would be better for you in future career growth and better placements.
Or, you can also go for CA.

Please refer below:
After completing the course one can find placement as a Financial Planner, as an Analyst - equity, technical, derivatives, as fund/risk/portfolio/wealth manager. Most of the recruitments are done by banks, consultancy firms, mutual fund houses, research firms, KPOs, broking firms, equity research firms and capital market players.

You can do that given you take a permission from your college to attend lesser classes and go for your articleship instead, and study hard during all the remaining hours.