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If you mean the School of Open Learning DU and the world famous IGNOU then the choice is having equal names. However, IGNOU shall be the first option.
Yes, you can make your career in economics through BA economics. You can also go with B.Com and BA.
Hi Tapas,
I would suggest you to go for SAP finance module, since you have a commerce background. But if you are interested SAP MM module is equally good and has a lot of job opportunities.
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Here are the different career options after the B.Com graduation. Accountant. After your graduation immediately, you can work as an accountant and most of the fresh commerce graduates look for a job as an accountant. Tax Consultant. Human Resource. Banker. BPO / KPO. Auditor. Stock Broker. Lecturer.
There are many private college which offer B.Com (hons.) without Maths in class 12th, but you won't be able to run away from the subject:
The following options, you can consider are:
St. Xaviers College, Kolkata:
Jadavpur University, Kolkata
St. Xaviers College, Mumbai
St. Josephs College, Bangalore
Bhonsala Military College, Nashik
Deen Dayal Upadhyay College
Christ College, Bangalore
Ethiraj College for Women
Wilson College
Loyola College
Alpha Arts and Science College
Lady Brabourne College
Presidency College, Kolkata
Garden City College, Bangalore:
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You can consider following colleges:
St. Xavier’s
SJCC
Christ
Amity
LPU
Narsee Monjee
Symbiosis
Mount Carmel
IPU
Hello Rishi, this major is offered in conjunction with College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS), and Cornell SC Johnson College of Business. Typically for admission into CALS, applicant must have had English, Mathematics and Science. Pre-Calculus is required for Applied Economics and Management. They do not require SAT or ACT, so admissions are based on your marks SOP and recommendation letters. Since you came from a commerce background advice you to email them and ask for the specific criteria.
Start from learning some basic courses like C, C+ and try for MBA IT provided you complete all the basics required for MBA IT. It is not that difficult to go in IT stream. There are some institutes which provide IT courses and make you an IT person completely.
Of course, you can get admission in B.Com with such a percentage.
Hi Rajesh, the eligibility criteria clearly says that one must have at least anyone of these following subjects: Maths, Business Maths & Stats only then one will be eligible. If you didn't have maths, no problem. If you had any of the other two, you are eligible to apply. For further details you can visit the following link:
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All the best.
Dear Shubham,
It is not possible to choose BCA after class 12th commerce without Maths. Because, in BCA having Maths in class 12th as a compulsory subject is a must.
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It depends on your area of interest. If you want to become a good businessman then go for hotel management, but if you want to do further study then go for B.Com.
Hello, yes, it is possible to get admission in B.Com(Hons.) with 80%.
Hello Shefali,
The total fee for 3-years is INR 16,635 and one-year fees is INR 5,545.
You can get all the information at the following link:-
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For the B.COM course at Utkal University, there is a separate cut-off score for each category. For instance, the cutoff rank ranges from 100 to 10,000 for the general category and from 500 to 50,000 for the OB category. For the SC and ST categories, the cutoff rank is exceedingly low, hovering barely between 4000-6000.
<p>For B.Com addmission in the Central University of Kerala, candidates must pass the entrance exam CUET (Common University Entrance Test) and reserve their seat in the university. </p><p>Candidates must have minimum 50% in class 12th and 60% in CUET as well as 80% attendance for admission n the Central university of Kerala-Trivandrum Campus.</p>