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<p>With a CUET score of 569 and ST category, you stand a decent chance of being admitted to B.Com courses of colleges in the South Campus of Delhi University. The cut-offs for ST applicants are usually less than those of the general category, so the chances are on your side.Though individual cut-offs change annually, it is recommended that you refer to the current admission criteria and opt for the Common Seat Allocation System &#40;CSAS&#41; to get your desired option. Make sure that you fulfill all the eligibility conditions and apply in time through the official DU admissions portal.</p>

First, complete your B.Com then prepare for CAT then do MBA from a good college that you will get through CAT.

Hi Mitu, You can apply for MAT.All the best for your bright future.

I would suggest you to complete your 12th and then decide to go abroad because there are wide options available after 12th.

Hi Aasif,
No, without passing 12th you cannot pursue B.Com. Even if you manage to complete B.Com, it will cause problem while applying for job as it will not be considered valid.
You can complete your 12th by some open learning school than you can apply for B.Com.

Hello,
Yes, BBA, B.Com and BBM are one and the same. There is a depth in BBA and BBM as compared to B.Com in financial subjects.

Hi Chirag!
I think Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce is a better college according to the rank published by India today. You can find a detailed information about various parameters and compare the two colleges by clicking here <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-247999-53993" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-247999-53993</a>.

Hello,
You have already answered your question I believe. If your interest lies in management then no doubt you got to go with B.Com. Usually, people get confused between BBA and B.Com. You might as well think of BBA too. Management is everywhere. Be more specific in telling what you really want. If you have commerce and want to further your studies in that field, let me how can I help you?

Hi Kini,
It will be important if you analyse the two different courses before making a final decision. I will suggest you to go for B.Com (Hons) if you are interested in accounting and tax and law or even LL.B. And you can go for BMS if you are interested in humanities and management and so.

Hi Arthi,
Please find the links below for some of the interesting articles on hotel management and its scope:
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You can study in Bangalore then in Mysore. It will be a good choice. It's because there are many businesses schools.

In my opinion, you should do coaching and also, know current affairs and GK portion.

The minimum qualification for admission to the M.Phil programme will be at least 55% marks in the aggregate in M.Com./ MIB/ MHROD/ MFC/ MBA and other such degrees which are equivalent to the MBA degree of Indian universities.
However, the candidates with degrees other than M.Com./ MIB/ MHROD/ MFC/ MBA would be required to furnish an equivalence certificate from the Association of India Universities or any other competent authority. The onus of producing the relevant equivalence certificate lies on the candidate.
Or, PG in the relevant subject with a minimum of 55% marks.

Hello,
Well, yes, you do have maths as a subject in B.Com in many colleges.

Hi Ganta, you must take the SAT or ACT to be eligible for admission in any US University, Harvard University which you are asking about is one of the world's top most and very selective.Your academic percentage is very good, but they will also see your extra curricular activities.First decide what you want to study, check Harvard website and kind of students they admit. The fee can be around $60000 or more per year.If you prepare well there is always a place for deserving students and you can take education loans or get scholarships.

I think you shouldn't wait for the 3rd list, because Deshbandhu is not that much bad or low standard college, Go for it, and if you want to change the college so you can do it after 1st year in Deshbandhu by migration process. To get admission in DU is reliable. The college doesn't matter that much, after all, the degree of DU is important. That is my opinion. Rest of the decision is totally up to you.
all the best

No. Maths is required only for B.Com Honors and not for regular B.Com.

Please refer the link below for all the details:
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Hi Abhishek!
You can pursue any of the following short-term courses that will add value to your resume:
1. Certified Financial Planner Programme
2. Certificate Course in Project Finance
3. Certified Management Accountant (CMA)
4. Certified Public Accounting (CPA)
You can also pursue software courses like Tally, Peach Tree, QuickBooks Pro, MYOB Business Essentials Accounting Software etc. Always make sure to learn the latest version of the selected accounting software. The duration of these course can range from one month to six months. Learning these courses will widen your future career scope and will give you an edge in your career growth.

Hi Gaurav Soni, decide firstly about the kind of job you want. Check job portals of the desired countries and see the requirements. Earn credentials and pursue further education if necessary. Based only on B.Com degree it won't be easy to get a very high profile job abroad. You should check with some visa or immigration agent.

Yes, you are eligible to apply for the GMAT exam. GMAC, the GMAT conducting body does not specify any eligibility criteria for GMAT 2018. However, it is imperative to obtain an undergraduate degree from a recognised university to appear for GMAT 2018 similar to any graduate management entrance examination. Regards.

Do you want to pursue a distance course or full-time course?

Hi Ajit Johnson,
An undergraduate course in business, commerce, etc. can range from $20000 to $25000. You can see this for an idea
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/bachelors-of-business-colleges-cl

Good afternoon dear,
B.Com (Hons) anytime. No doubts about that. B.Com (Hons) has the syllabus taught to BBA student as well.
Thanks and all the best.

Hello Aditya,
Yes, Maths is very much compulsory for DU JAT, if you are applying for BMS. You should have Maths either as an additional subject (6th subject) or as an optional subject (5th subject) in class 12th.

You can go for Diploma and lateral degree and then you can be an engineer.

Dear,
If you are interested in Human Resource management, then I would recommend MBA or PGDM from Best B School, then only you would get good opportunities, Placements and Recognition in the market. Through M.Com you would not get opportunities as per your desire.

You can choose FINANCE ACCOUNTING as the main subject.

There is no placement cell, at Darjeeling Government College. So, if you are looking for placement after graduation this is not the one.

Hey Pooja the fee structure at Government College, Karamsar Rara Sahib for B.com is around INR 15000 annually. This fees is quite reasonable so just go for it