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As per my knowledge, the interview has:-
a) Elocution & essay writing.
b) Extempore.
c) Team task.
d) Group discussion.
e) Express what you see "Picture" displayed.
f) Personal interview (personal + academic question).
g) Technical round for observing your subject knowledge.
It's on you, if you are interested in coding and IT industry, then go with BCA and if you are good enough in Maths, then go with B.Com and if you are interested in management sector, then go with BBA. B. M. is a DU course, it is not provided in IPU. So, if you are thinking of B. M. course so if you are thinking of DU, then go with B. M. or B.Com honors
if you are good in accounts and can do hard work, then go with CA.
Admission to Bachelor of Fine Arts in Applied Art is based on the 12th class percentage. Before applying, I would suggest you to have a word in the college regarding the consideration of Gujarati Board.
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<p>To be eligible for BCom Prog. from DU, candidates must have completed their Class 12 with the following subject conditions:</p><ul><li>Combination 1: Any one language from List A along with one among Mathematics/ Applied Mathematics + Any two subjects out of which at least one should be from List B1 OR</li><li>Combination 2: Any one language from List A along with one among Accountancy/ Book Keeping + Any two subjects out of which at least one should be from List B1</li></ul><p>Additonally, students are also required to appear for CUET and have a valid score in the same exam for admi... View more
Both the degrees are of arts, be it B.A. Or B.Com. You will be studying about accounting in B.Com and in B.A. You will be studying about theory. There are several specialisations in B.A. Like B.A. English, history and economics. In B.Com you can go for B.Com CS B.Com general or B.Com honors.
40arks for GK and 20marks each for language skills, Numerical ability, reasoning skills. Total 100 marks test. You can refer to RS agarwal book for practice.
Hi, I am listing down the various subjects involved in the entrance test process. These subjects are the syllabus for Christ Entrance exam for BA alone. English Language, Comprehension Skills, Verbal Reasoning, General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Quantitative Aptitude, Numerical Ability, Fundamental Mathematics Operations, Critical/Analytical/Logical Reasoning, Data Analysis and Interpretation. These are the syllabus suggested by online platforms for the exams, I believe this will be helpful for you to prepare for your exams upcoming. All the best.
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It depends on institutes to colleges and universities, generally, there's an entrance process to applying for Designing Courses. Students coming from any 10+2 or graduation discipline from a recognised university, or board with a minimum aggregate of 50%, can appear for any entrance or admission process or any design course. You can also have a look at IILM University, Gurugram. You can appear for IILM University Gurugram's Design Aptitude Test with the Interview Process for applying. IILM offers B. Des degree programs with various specializations like Fashion, Interior design of 4-years with an added advanta... View more
Hi Rajan,
It would be better if you could provide us with more detail, background of your studies and your field of interest. Both the courses are best in their own field. CS does not have much variations and choice as a MBA course offers. Some of the topics are as follows: banking and finance, information system management, investment banking, management consulting, private equity, data analytics and entrepreneurship. I would still say that you should do a little research in both the fields and provide us with more information such that we could help you more.
Hi Harshita,
I know you must be under a lot of stress, so please try to stay calm, because the more you try to stay relaxed, more will your mind lead you to take the right path
Next, talking about your career, try to convince your parents by telling them that 65% marks are good enough for you to have a good career in future. Along with this, tell them that you can soon become eligible for a job if you go ahead with your designing career. Also, explain to them that interior designing is in demand and in trend and the interior designers demand will increase by 20% and so will be the salary scales. Another important point for convinci... View more
It is not a requirement that one has to be a sportsman to be in this field, even managerial aspirants can enter sports industry after completing the course in sports management. But many sports management professionals are former athletes themselves. Some are trained in other professional disciplines, such as law, accounting, or business management, and come to sports management via their original careers.
Sports management courses are offered at Post-graduate Diploma levels. At present institutes offering this management, course are few in India. However, outside India, there are many institutes and scope is also much more there. Elig... View more
First of all, it is necessary to understand which direction you want to build your career or what expectations you have. In fact, what kind of job you want? Although, it is an early stage, still planning is always necessary, sooner the better. You shouldn’t opt randomly. Get to know the pros and cons. You should also think of the scope after studying B.Com BBA or BCA even think of the higher studies after that. While studying B.Com, you can do CA CS CFA Costing etc. Many related professional courses are there which will be based on B.Com. These are really good degrees and will give you good salaried job. In case of BBA, it is always best... View more
In your graduation, you have to score more than 8 CGPA & for getting admission in IIM -A you have to score above 99 percentile (if GEM), if you are OBC or EWS category score 98 percentile above and if you fall in any other category you have to score more than 95percentile.
No. It is not possible to pursue M.Com and LL.B. Simultaneously. Both M.Com and LL.B. Are full-time courses that require a significant amount of time and effort. It would be very difficult to complete both courses simultaneously. If you are interested in pursuing both M.Com and LL.B. You can do so one after the other. You can complete your B.Com and then pursue an M.Com. Once you have completed your M.Com. You can then pursue an LL.B. Another option is to pursue a dual degree programme that offers both M.Com and LL.B. These programs are typically more challenging than pursuing the two degrees separately, but they can save you time and mone... View more
Eligibility criteria for M.com is B. Com with at least 45% marks in Major or at least 45% marks in aggregate in case of General Course.
As a commerce graduate, except MBA or PGDM,You may pursue following courses:
(a)CA
(b)CMA
(b) M.Com/MA in Economics from a good college
(c) B.Ed if you want to go in the teaching line
(d) LLB+LLM from good law college
(e) Short duration courses as CAT from ICMAI+ADCA i.e. Diploma in computer application to start your career as junior accountant
(f) Prepare for government jobs such as Bank P.O, SSC etc.
Yes, you can. You can get direct admission through merit basis based on your undergraduate score, or appear for their entrance exam.
Refer to this link for more information: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.commercedu.com/mcom/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.commercedu.com/mcom/</a>.
It totally depends on your interest so if you want something related to maths then go for BBA but if you want stuff related to programming then go for BCA, and B.Com is pure commerce.
All the best for your bright future!
BBA is better.
The mathematics is also here, but it is basic mathematics.
So, go for BBA.
It depends on your interest. If you're a commerce student, so B.Com is good for you. Otherwise, if you're a non-commerce student, then BBA is good for you.
Good luck.
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It would be better if you give your back paper and clear the exam so that it does not affect any further exams you give.
Decide according to your own wish. If you really like accounting then go for CA. If no, MBA is a good option for a high salaried job.