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<p>For B.Com admission at Jain University Bangalore, you need to have passed Class 12 from a recognised board with a minimum of 55% marks (50% for sponsored category), and you'll also need to appear for the Jain Entrance Test (JET), followed by a Personal Interview and Group Discussions.</p><div><div><div data-hveid="CA8QAQ" data-ved="2ahUKEwjty_7Y55WMAxVBxzgGHR3pOaEQo_EKegQIDxAB">Eligibility Criteria:</div></div></div><div><div><p><strong>Academic Qualification:</strong> You must have passed Class 12 (10+2) from a recognised central or state ... View more

If you have done B.Com along with law, it definitely has better career prospects than a normal graduation.

Hi,
Some of the top colleges for M.Com in marketing management in all terms are –
1. Shri Ram College of commerce
2. Christ University, Bangalore
3. Lovely professional University
4. Hindu College, Delhi University
5. Hans Raj College, DU

Dear Rukashar!
Yes, there is a lot of scope. M.Com with computer Applications as a course has huge demand in the job market. Candidates can get in to job posts mainly in field like accounting, auditing, banking, marketing, E- commerce etc. With this qualification, candidates can apply for jobs mainly in banks and other financial institutions as PO. If you are opting for a job in nationalized bank, it is essential to qualify bank written exams also. Candidates can also apply for officer job profiles in Income tax or Sales tax department as well. Candidates can take UPSC or SSC exam to apply for jobs in other prominent departments as wel... View more

Yes, apply for the course for sure, but I am sorry to say, last year’s minimum cut off for B.Com (p) was 83 % or 84 % that too of Swami Shradhanand College only. So, going through previous year’s trend, I don't think there are chances for you, as there will be no much dip in cut offs, because of increase in pass percentages and also increment in students with 90% or above. But, don't loose hope. You can pursue B.Com from IP University., but personally suggesting if you can’t get through DU cut offs, then go for BBA. From IP University which needs an entrance test and I think you were aware of it and had given its entrance test. If no... View more

If one follows up his BBA with an MBA degree from a reputed institute then they have a chance to increase their job prospects along with high salary package. Bachelor of commerce is also three-year degree course which is taken up by commerce students wanting to make a career in finance, taxation, and accountancy.

Take admission in PG mass communication. You will have to prepare for entrance tests in order to get into a good college. start reading news papers and be very informative about the news, as that will help you pass the exam easily.

M.Com Course Syllabus
Semester I
Business Environment
Corporate Accounting
Managerial Economics
Organization Behavior
Statistics for Decision Making
Semester II
Advanced Financial Management
Corporate Reporting Practices
Information Technology and Business
Insurance
Management Thought, Process and Practice
Marketing Management and Policy
NGO Management
Open (Three courses to be offered)
Service Management
Tax Planning and Management
Master of Commerce
Semester III
Business Survey and Research
Cost and Management Accounting
Entrepreneurship
Financial... View more

If you are commerce student it means you are free bird who can fly in any field like you can go for management course or else you can do some courses of taxation after completing your B.Com if you are trying to learn some foreign language then you have very good scope for your future as most of the companies are searching for those students who can do two types of jobs at one time.
Except for banking, you can prepare for SSC exams also and you can do CA, CS, CMA or law after completing your B.Com.

Yes, definitely a candidate from any stream can study sociology. You can do graduation course after class 12th, which is a three year degree course.
After completing graduation, you can also do Master's degree in sociology and even research works also.
One can excel in this subject if he/she has real eagerness about this field which is all about reading and understanding human nature and behavior.

Hi Niharika,
If you don't know which course to choose, nobody can help. Studying abroad is an investment of both money and time so be careful. If you are interested in business management you can choose PG Diploma or Graduate certificate courses in relevant courses. To know about the courses you have to visit college websites and check programs they offer. Check the curriculum, career outcomes etc. and decide.

Hi Ayushi,
It is difficult to get a DU college with this percentage. You can although apply for a private college, which will accept admission on the basis of an entrance test like Amity University, GGSIPU Sharda University and so on.

Hello Parshw,
It's good to know that you are already doing BALLB. After passing out, you can either get attached to a corporate lawyer or get job in a company as counselor.

You can do B.Com Honours after 12th. Basic maths is needed to clear the B.Com exams.

For Diploma in engineering, you can apply after class 10th, but you can't pursue Diploma in management, pharmacy, nursing or any medical after class 10th.

No, after class 12th, you can do correspondence course.

As you have completed +2 from Commerce and graduation in engineering, you have a diversified experience from different fields. With this academic experience, you can very well go for MBA forward. Managers with diversified field’s knowledge are suited for most of the positions in the corporate. But, it may sometime backfires, as you didn't stick to one field of education. So, it is all up to you how you portray your knowledge and skills.

After B.Com, there is not a single job now a days, which can give you highest paying, because there are many course available. Job are given to the people having lots of degree with knowledge. I am not demotivating, but reality is that you can do any further courses for higher paying, like M.Com MBA, CA CS, and CFA. Give some competitive exam after B.Com, it will help for higher payment. You can start your own business, which gives higher income.

Dear C Nishankh, you can pursue ACCA. It is a body of professional accountants. The courses offered by ACCA are recognized worldwide. It has various courses to its credit. Some are paid and some free. The candidates who complete the ACCA course are eligible to work globally. For further details you can visit the below mentioned url. <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en.html" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en.html</a>

You can directly start after 12th for a 3 years course. You can do it after graduation which is a 2 year course.

After completing B.Com, you would not be eligible for MFA. Those candidates who have completed Bachelor of Fine Arts from a recognised university are eligible for MFA admission.

For B.Com it entirely depends upon the specialisation which you are pursuing. For example if you are pursuing B.Com in Finance and Accounts, its quite difficult whereas B.Com in marketing is comparatively easier. It also depends upon the university. Calcutta university is among on the most difficult university to pursue your B.Com.

Yes, you can get it but you have to wait for the list. And if you are a resident of Delhi, then your chances are better. Last year, some seats are remained vacant, this may happen this year also and you may get it easily.

Yes u can apply for the same.

Hi Chris,
You must have studied mathematics as a subject in class 12th. Be it optional or additional, it does not matter. It may or may not be included in your best four subjects. There is no compulsion. You can take admission in DU without maths in B.Com programme/pass course. This applies to all the colleges of Delhi University.

There are 2 modes of admission: Entrance and Merit. Eligibility for entrance mode admission:
Candidate must have completed B.A. (Hons) or B.A. in Economics from any recognised university with 50% aggregate (45% for OBC/ CW/ PWD category and pass percentage for SC &ST category). Or
Candidate must be a B.Com graduate from any recognised university with a minimum aggregate of 55% (49.5% for OBC category, 50% for CW/ PWD category and percentage for SC &ST category). Or
BBS, B.A. BIFA or BBE graduate from any recognised university with a minimum aggregate of 60% (54% for OBC category, 55% for CW/ PWD category and pass % for SC &... View more

Yes, you can get admission as the minimum eligibility criteria for the same is pass in the 12th standard from recognized boards like CBSE/ISC/PUC or equivalent board.

Hi Ajay,
With 50%, I am afraid you cannot study in Canada. Some college may accept you but visa will not be granted easily. So look for other countries like Ireland, Belgium, Poland etc.

I am not sure, if the said college has any policy that will make it possible for you to do an evening course. But, other than the above college, IGNOU is the best option to do B.Ed via distance mode.

For UG, you have to fill the application form which comes out around May-June (please re-check), then DU releases cut-offs for all the courses. (PS: There are a few courses that have entrance exams). You can go and get the admission in the course you want to take UPAT the particular college upto 23 days of the initial release of the cut-off. Don't forget to check the website of the DU college before going for admission since some colleges have their own criteria regarding admission and documents required. For PG, DU conducts entrance for programme courses and other university people. For those who have had an honours course in UG level at ... View more