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CS is a Professional degree and BBA and B.Com are graduate degree. So, CS is the best in terms of working in a good company.

Taking up BBA course will be helpful if you want to do MBA afterwards. But if you are not interested in MBA, and want to pursue some other post graduate courses to pursue, then you surely choose B.Com.

Do MBA, if you want to. Otherwise, go for MCom, or LLB. Or just give exams like UPSC, IBPS, SBI-PO, SBI-Clerk to get a job.

You have already done DIET and it makes you eligible for school teaching. Now, you can go for MBA or M.Com for other career options.

You can do BCA but you have the basic knowledge of computer application. And best college in Punjab is CGC Landran College but if you want best placements then go to Christ University Karnataka Bangalore. I will not force you. I am also going there for BCA next year even I live in Punjab. Best of luck

Hello,
Thanks for asking.
Why do you want to do a private job? This is the right time to make your career.
Go for something better.
Prepare yourself for Government Job exams.
After completing graduation, you are eligible for many competitive exams like - IBPS PO, SSC CGL, etc.
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I hope it will help you.
Best of luck.

Dear Arya,
BBA is better than B.com even though if you aren't looking for MBA then as well its better than B.com reason being BBA is considered as business specialization at graduation level not the case with b.com.
Secondly BBA provides you wider scope for learning through trainings and visits same isn't with B.com.
so BBA is recommendable even if you aren't looking for MBA.
good luck

There is no guarantee Shraddha. If you have sufficient work experience and additional skills such as foreign languages etc you can think about it. I would rather suggest you pursue a course abroad and then look for a job. Countries like Australia and New Zealand allows students to work too after studies. You may research more on these online.
Best of luck.

Dear Karthik,
Please decide as to which country you intend to do your graduation, if it is the US then you need to give SAT and TOFEL tests and get the scores required by the universities you are applying to. If it is the UK and Australia you need only IELTS, same goes for Canada. It also goes without saying that you need the minimum academic scores in your 12th as required by the Universities you are applying to. Rest of the admission requirements like the statement of purpose, letters of reference etc., as required will be available on the University websites in the section International Students. All the best for your future studies.

B.Com is much better than BBA because after B.Com you can opt different lines like banking preparation, insurance accountant, etc. But, after BBA only one thing is left and that’s MBA. By the way, you can do MBA after B.Com also.

Yes, your percentage is good enough to get admission in SD College. You can apply for admission.
Good luck.

CA (inter) is going to contribute to the educational credits required to be eligible to write the exam. You will not have any exemption. You will have to write all the 4 sections. Here is the brief eligibility criteria:
As for CPA eligibility, you need 120 credits to appear for the CPA exam and 150 credits for a CPA license. General rule:
Every year of university education in India is equivalent to 30-semester credits of US education. Some state boards award credit for international professional qualifications like CA. For international CPA candidates from India, generally 3-year commerce graduates from NAAC A universities who hav... View more

Hi Tanisha
Eligibility criteria: Passed Class 12 from a recognised board or equivalent with Commerce / Business Studies, Accountancy, Mathematics / Business Mathematics/ Statistics, Computer Science / Economics. Last year's cutoff os approx 83-87% approx for the Bcom program.

This is the best commerce college in Mumbai. It offers many extracurricular activities which help the student to develop their personality.

<div>The B.Com at Usha Martin University cost as:</div><div>B Com (Hons) 4 Years&nbsp; 1,55,000</div><div>B Com (Pass) 3 Years&nbsp; 1,19,000&nbsp;</div><div>B Com Taxation 4 Years 2,05,000&nbsp;</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div><p>Merit Based is as following 100% for all students enrolled in any programme * and having more than 95% or more marks in their qualifying examination. 50% for all students enrolled in any programme and having marks in the range 90%-95% in their qualifying examination. All female students enrolled in any programme and having more... View more

<p>The fees for B.Com at Jesus and Mary College is <strong>INR 1.24 Lakh</strong> <strong>for the entire course</strong>. Jesus and Mary College offers a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) and a B.Com (Hons) in the full-time mode. The duration of the UG-level courses is three years. Jesus and Mary College BCom admission is based on the applicant's score in CUET UG, followed by the Common Seat Allocation System &#40;CSAS&#41;, DU.</p>

<p>The last date for applying to the BCom course in IIMT Greater Noida is not explicitly mentioned in the sources. However, the sources indicate that the college is currently accepting admissions for the BCom course, and the application process can be completed online through the official website of the college. The college offers BCom with a total of 60 seats, and the eligibility criteria include passing 10+2 with more than 45% marks from a recognised board. The admission process is merit-based, and there is no entrance exam required for admission to the BCom course.</p>

Hi
All courses like CA, CS, ICWA, B.com pass, -BBA, BHM, BA aviation, mass comm, law etc are open for you so apply as per ur choice.

Hi Pratik,
You should at least get 50% marks to get admission in master degree , today this is minimum percentage by AICTE or UGC to get admission in Most of Master degree.
There are several courses which you can do along with your B.Com but before you decide upon any course you should know what are your interests and career aspirations. The choices can be in the field of accounts (like CA, ICWA or CS), or you can opt for short term IT Courses, (Like SAP, 3D Animation computer programming etc.)
Please check out the following links as well for more information on computer courses:
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Hi,
You can pursue any of the following courses:
1. MBA
2. MBA in IB
3. CIMA, London
4. CFA (US)
5. MA in economics from London School of Economics.

You are appear for PO or clerical positions in Public Sector Banks even after BCom. Most of private Banks prefer MBAs.

B.Com is better than BBA.

b.com is best.you can do CA along with b.com

Hi,
Every state in US have different requirements for teachers. You must hold a teaching license most importantly. For job related information please visit a leading job portal.

If you are interest in computers, then you can pursue MCA in distance. Some universities takes class 12th non-mathematics graduates with a mathematics bridge course along with 1st year MCA. If not, then you can do Diploma in engineering through distance mode in other interested branch.

Dear Likesh,
If you are looking for a career into journalism, event management or advertising then you may surely take up media as a post graduation option.

All three degrees are equally good. It is difficult to compare BCom with BCA as both are graduations from different fields. If you compare BCom with BCom (Hons), I will recommend Hons degree over pure vanilla degree because of its more market acceptance. You are advised to chose degree based on your interests to excel.

According to me, it would be something related to import and export.

Once you finish off with graduation, you can opt for Mba which is best option where all your management level basic skills can be upgraded and you can be designated as manager.

Yes, it will matter but slightly. By the way, what placement are you talking about? Are you doing MBA?