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<p>ISBR Bangalore BCom admission is a guided process. Students need to register for the course of their choice and go through distinct selection rounds for admission. Check the s below to get admission to ISBR Bangalore:</p><p>1: Go to the verified website of the institute.</p><p>2: Fill out the application form with all the necessary details.</p><p>&nbsp;3: Appear for the ISBR Aptitude Test</p><p>&nbsp;4: Appear for the Personal Interview</p><p>5: Selected students will be called up for admission by the admission panel.</p>

<p><strong><em>It's quite little bit hard but I think with the help of ews certificate you can get admission in B.Com hons at bhu</em></strong></p>

Hi Kunal,
Every management course like BBA will have one or two papers called quantitative techniques.
All the best.

The total fee for 3 years is INR 3 lakh and INR 50,000 for the hostel.

Hi,
If you want to do MBA, I would suggest IIM-Ahmedabad. This is the best college of MBA in India & 5th best college in the world.
Good luck.

Hi,
This will entirely depend on the job sector you want to be in. If you want to make your career in the commerce, accounting and finance field, you can choose a course in one of these subjects. Finance is a good sector. Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, etc., are all financial capitals so you may have good opportunities ahead. Study as per your choice and interest, the exact course you want to study depends on your personal choice.

MBA, MCA, M.Com, MFA, CA, CMA, CFA, CFP and ACCA are the best courses. You could do after B.Com.

No. Most probably, it will be merit based. Because till now, no official notice has been given for it.

They are entirely different. MS Ramaiah Institute of Arts, Science and Commerce is the one you have to apply.

Class 12th maths will be sufficient for you.

Yes. You can apply.

Yes, there is no such bound that you can't do, but the thing is, it will be not easy to complete the two degree courses. I will suggest you to complete one degree first.

Yes, you can change it. But, time is strictly limited. After registration in science, you can't change this.

Hi, IHM-Kolkata for a Diploma in food production &amp; patisserie:
Highlights
Course is spread over 2 semesters of 17 weeks each followed by 20 weeks of industrial training
The course is approved by National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology
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Dear Pradeep,
You need to have a 10+2 from commerce with minimum 55% for B.Com (Hons) or 10+2 from Science / Commerce / Humanities with minimum 50% for B.Com Program.
You can reach out to us for more details, our career advisors team would be delighted to guide you.
Wish you the best!

Yes, you are eligible for this entrance as the eligibility for B.Com is to pass in (10+2) from a recognised board or equivalent to it. Yes, a commerce student can apply for B.Com degree. You have to wait for the cutoffs and even some colleges prefer direct admission or spot counselling, so be aware for them from time to time. Good Luck.

If you wish to settle abroad, because you think there are more perspectives out there for Indian Chartered Accountants, then you are wrong, it won't be that easy. It’s better if you settle in India or else you have selected wrong courses. If you wish to settle abroad, because of social reasons, then maybe you will have to improve your educational recognition. This would be simpler though. If you are an Indian Chartered Accountant, there are many Memorandum of Understandings that would allow you exemptions in pursuing the other worldly recognised courses. Yes, you will have to pursue the local courses in those countries for getting better... View more

No, it is not required.

Chances are slim, as they don't have any provision for work experience.

Hi,
This is best college for business management and placement. If you get want a good job after UG. So, I'll suggest you some good college of B.Com:
1. NMIMS (Math is compulsory in class 12th).
2. Christ University.
3. Shri Ram College of Commerce.

Hi Sanskar!
There is no entrance test in University of Lucknow for admission in B.Com. The admissions are merit based, i.e, your score in 10+2 will be considered in order to give you admission in the said course.

The cutoff information for B.com at Loyola College is around:
General Category - 37.5 marks
OBC Category - 35.25 marks
SC Category - 25.5 marks
ST Category - 22.5 marks

Hey Neha the cutoff for B.com at Tripura University required for-
General candidates - 50%
For ST/SC/OBC candidates - 45%
5% marks relaxation is given to category students for passing 10+2 in ISC/ CBSE or equivalent board so just go for it.

<p>There are many job opportunities available after completing a Bachelor of Commerce B.Com degree from Kakatiya University. Some of the most popular career paths for B.Com graduates include Accounting and Finance: B.Com graduates can pursue careers in accounting, auditing, taxation, financial analysis, investment banking, and other related fields. Banking and Insurance: B.Com graduates can also pursue careers in banking and insurance, including roles such as bank teller, loan officer, insurance agent, and more. Management: B.Com graduates can pursue careers in various management roles such as human resources, operations, sales, mark... View more

Applicant must have studied commerce in grades 11 and 12 with some compulsory subjects such as accounting, business administration, mathematics/elective and/or economics. Applicants must meet the minimum admission requirements set by the university/institute.

You can go for subject based Diploma courses like economics honors and other honors courses.

Both BBA and B.Com have their own merits and demerits. It depends entirely on the student's areas of interest and skills before choosing either of the courses. If making a career in management is your priority then you should go for BBA as it the foundation for management and has been specifically designed for MBA aspirants. B.Com, on the other hand, is much more diversified and has a wider scope for specialisation for post graduate study. Thus, it is advisable to first chalk out your skills, aptitude and area of interest before taking up any of the courses. Instead of looking at the money making aspect while choosing a course it is more f... View more

Hi Aathi,
Top B.Com specializations include:
Accounts and Finance
Economics
Banking and Insurance
Taxation
Investment Management
Human Resources
Law
Taxation
You have to choose as per your personal inclination towards a particular subject and also know your aptitude.

You can do Bachelor in Mass Media after class 12th. This can help you in pursuing cinematography, and then you can go for higher studies in this field through various renowned institutes.