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Hi,
PGDBM(Post Graduate Diploma in Banking & Finance) is a good option for you.
It is about 1 year duration.
Several private sector banks offer such courses & provide you direct job to the respective bank after successful completion of the course.
Axis bank, Idbi bank , Federal bank are some of them.
To know more go to their website & click on career section.
Times Pro Academy also provide such courses along with placement assistance.
IFBI is another one too who provide this course.

Dear Deepak,
Considering that you want to take up a job abroad, there are 2 aspects that you need to work on. Joining relevant qualification and developing the right skills to get selected in an overseas job role.
My learned friend Neeraj, has recommended an MBA which undoubtedly is a great option if you get selected in one of the top 10 MBA colleges of India. Alternatively, I would recommend one of the following courses.
1. PG Diploma in Banking & Finance with Specialization in International Trade Finance - This is a very specialized course in banking & finance which prepares you to become an international banker. Afte... View more

Dear,
Here are few options for your further education:
LLB
Development studies
International relations
Public policy
Psychology
Special education
MBA-International Business, Business, Marketing, Rural or NGO, Media management
Advertising
Journalism
All the best.

There is no specific book for IPU CET.

Probably not possible.You can prepare for CAT exam along with M.Com. Try to score well to get admission in a good B-school.You may pursue MBA/PGDM after completing your M.Com.
All the best.

Go with B.com as it is accepted everywhere. Also many government jobs also have minimum qualification requirement as a B.com not BMM

<p>Government Arts and Science College, Mettupalayam offers placement opportunities to its students. Around 75% of the students of the commerce department get placed, with the highest salary package reaching 35,000 per month. Additionally, around 80% of the students get internships with various companies. The B.Com programme at this institution is a 3-year undergraduate course. As a government institution, the fees are generally affordable, but for precise information, it is advisable to contact the college administration directly.Regarding hostel facilities, the college provides accommodations for students. While exact hostel fees a... View more

Mostly, people go for CA because it's widely accepted in jobs. CFA is considered quite difficult and most people drop it after level 2.

You have many options open after completing your graduation:
1. You can take up a full-time job.
2. You can do an internship.
3. Go for PG/Masters in area of your choice.
4. Work+study (part-time)
5. Go for specialised courses.

Hey Rajasekhar,
If you are not interested in technical courses like engineering there are other options available for you. You can go for courses which are non-traditional and quiet popular these days like Fashion Designing, Interior designing, Mass Comm or journalism. These courses are in good demand and can help you in building a good career. However for these courses you need to choose some good colleges which emphasizes on practical exposure. Suggesting some colleges -

Dear Vaishnav,
If you have interest in Photography than the best course for your future is Bachelor of Journalism bcz through that you can understand how the media and advertising firm working and you can grow your network to getting project into the same .
In that course you can take the project into photography only and pursue your passion with good degree.
All the Best.

Dear,
It’s better if will go with Masters degree in management, i.e. MBA instead of diploma. It would be an added advantage as you will get good placement if you pursue this programme from a reputed institution. You can choose any specialization in MBA as per your area of interest like MBA in HR, information technology, international business, banking and insurance, hospital and health care management, marketing, etc. I would recommend you some good institutions from where you can pursue this programme with quality education and better placement opportunities:-
1.) Indian Institute of Management (Ahmedabad)
2.) Lovely Profes... View more

Yes, you can. Acting does not require any particular stream in class 12th. They generally have acting interviews/demo for admission.

<p>There are many job opportunities after b.com from g.s.college here are some job lists:</p><p>Chartered Accountant (CA),Investment Banker,Financial Analyst,Cost Accountant and Government jobs like &nbsp;civil services, public sector undertakings, or other central and state government jobs.And if they like teaching they can join as junior college teacher in commerece.</p><p>And there are many more other jobs after b.com and g.s college provide best placements for their students.</p>

<p>To enroll in the BCom (Hons) programme at Pondicherry University, the scores of the Central Universities Entrance Test (CUET) are the most essential factor. This university has established CUET as a broad criterion meant for selecting students for undergraduate programs inclusive of BCom (Hons) so as to streamline the selection process. Hence, in most cases, a valid CUET score is a prerequisite for the admission to this program.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Nevertheless, there may be certain conditions or categories for which other admission criteria may be used. Examples include considerations for admi... View more

<p>The admission process for the PG Diploma in Taxation at Savitribai Phule Pune University involves the following steps:</p><p>Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university. Applications must be submitted online through the official UniPune portal along with necessary documents such as mark sheets. Admission is typically based on merit in the qualifying examination. Once selected, candidates need to pay the required fees and complete the admission formalities within the specified deadline. Visit the official website for detailed updates.</p>

<div><div dir="auto" data-message-author-role="assistant" data-message-id="d43bf9e2-42d1-49e3-a59c-0d9bbdc710fe" data-message-model-slug="gpt-4o-mini"><div><div><p>Yes, you can pursue a PG Diploma in Cyber Law after completing your B.Com. This programme is typically designed for graduates from any stream, including commerce, who are interested in understanding the intersection of law, technology, and cyberspace.</p><h3>Eligibility Criteria:</h3><ul><li>Educational Qualification: A bachelor's degree in any stream (B.Com in your case) from a r... View more

Hi,
B abroad it may mean any country or university and every university/college has a different admission requirement. Countries like Canada and USA do not accept Indian three-year degree course but you can check out the university/college websites and write to them as well. You can also check universities in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, etc., for commerce related studies. Take the IELTS. An overall 6.5 band is required. Check university websites for the minimum academic grades required. You can use the study abroad section on Shiksha for an idea.
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Hi Pejush, These are some of the great colleges in India for pursuing entrepreneurship:
1. XLRI, Jamshedpur
2. Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDI), Gandhinagar
3. D Y Patil, Mumbai University (Mumbai)
4. Delhi Business School (Delhi)
5. IIM-Bangalore
6. IIPM (Delhi)
7. S. P. Jain Institute of Management & Research (SPJIMR), Mumbai
8. Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS), Mumbai
9. Xavier Institute of Management & Entrepreneurship (XIME), Bangalore
10. Amity Business School, Noida.

After 12th commerce, you can take admission for BBA with special subject marketing. That is the only best option for you to take admission for BBA or BBM in marketing.

Hello Ramkumar,
I think I just answered same query of yours on another question that you have posted.

The fee structure differs from college to college and university to university and also the fee structure depends upon your marks gained in 12th standard.

Mass communication is perfect for you if you belong to commerce, because if you have nice communication skills then you can rock. You should try to take admission in the College of Mass Media and Communication, Delhi.

This is good to see that you aspire to be in one of the most emerging domains in the world of careers. To join Event Management, one needs to have skills as well as formal Training into the event management. B.Com can be a good option too. Enhance your learning. You may seriously think of doing a Bachelors in Mass Media which shall empower your claim to join event management.

You can choose IB as a specialisation in the second year if the college offers the option of choosing the specialisation.

Hi Sagar!
Yes if you wish, you can pursue B.Com from an open university but please remember that a degree from open University does not have much value in the market. If you wish to look for a good job after completion of your graduation, it is essential that you pursue your Bachelors degree through regular mode only.

You can do event management after completing B.Com as you cannot do 2 degrees at the same time. So, first, complete your B.Com.

Fill in online application form and submit your 12th mark sheet for attending counselling. Later upon confirmation, you can join that institute.

<p>there is no entrance exam in DU for B.Com and application form will be made online available from April 15.</p>

MCA is Not good for an B.Com students because B.Com is not an base course of MCA. If you want to opt MCA you do BCA first.