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No, you are eligible for B.Com (Hons) if you have a 10+2 equivalent board percentage of 60, whatever, the stream or background you are is not concerned.
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To pursue MBA from any reputed college across India, one needs to be a graduate in any stream with at least 50% marks. Both these degrees cannot be pursued simultaneously.
B.Com
1. Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce, Pune
2. Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce, Pune
3. Ness Wadia College of Commerce, Pune
4. St. Xavier's College, Mumbai
5. HR College for Commerce and Economics
6. Mithibai College of Arts, Mumbai
BBA
1. Flame University, Pune
2. Arihant Group of Institutes, Pune
3. MITSON College, Pune
4. St. Xaviers College, Mumbai
5. HR College for Commerce And Economics
These are the best colleges in Mumbai and Pune.
Yes, it is possible to do B.Ed after B.Com. B.Ed is a programme designed to equip one with skills required for teaching at primary and secondary levels at schools across India. After B.Com you can expect to teach commerce/maths/stats subjects as a TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) at schools. As teaching is a highly revered profession, this will be of some achievement.
For B.Com(Hons.) Maths is a compulsory subject for admission. If you didn't have maths in 12th then I am afraid you are not eligible.
Hello,
A PGDM (which is more practical-oriented) is offered by a college affiliated to AICTE, whereas an MBA is offered by a University. IIM Sambhalpur, XIME Bhubaneswar, and KIIT Bhubaneswar are the prominent colleges for pursuing MBA in Odisha.
Hi,
SRCC has BCom(H) and for this course anywhere in Delhi University its important for you to have Maths as a subject in your +2.
Delhi University has B.Com prog. course for which its not compulsory for you to have Maths in your +2. But SRCC doesn't have B.Com prog. course.
Piyush, it is an innovatively designed dual degree programme that combines the undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. This is a very industry oriented course and aims to develop management skills in an individual from the grass root level. With the completion of this course, one would be completely ready to face the challenges of the competitive corporate world.
Very few institutes offer this course in India as this a new approach. Check the websites of some of them like NIRMA, LPU, Doon Business School, etc that are offering this innovative course.
All these institutions are offering good wonderful placements too with some e... View more
If you want to do is distant education, then you can do with this percentage. Also, for that you need to visit Law College, and ask for their process about distance learning.
Dear Kartik,
Some of the best colleges or University in Canada for B.Com are –
Thompson Rivers University Canada West
University of Ottawa
George Brown College
Class 10th or Class 12th marks don't matter for applying CAT or MAT. All you are required to have at least 50% in graduation, and if you are in final year, then you must have maintained at least 50% marks in the last 2 year's exam.
Yes! You can, in fact, I have many general friends there and most are general and other category.
If you are working then distance is okay. Otherwise, always prefer regular. Good luck.
Both courses have nothing to do with BBA. BBA is basically a course designed to equip students with the basics of management. As such, BBA graduates are not products that are immediately employable. A Masters, i.e. an MBA is desired to give any value as such. CFA are degrees that are completely independent of any graduate degree as such, in this case BBA. If you are a BBA. I would suggest you to take up a job at a bank and then pursue your CFA. Ideal would be a job in corporate finance (mergers, deal advisory) in consulting but your chances of getting through such firms with a BBA are close to 0 to 10% in India. Second option is to kick st... View more
Dear Anas, Loyola Chennai and St. Joseph's Bangalore are good but I have no information about the BBA/B.Com. Programme there. Being alumni of LPU, I would like to share the details of BBA/B.Com at LPU with you. The Business School of LPU is accredited by ACBSP, Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs from the USA ensuring quality education and industry-experienced faculty members. The Training and Placement Cell of the University has a team of highly qualified and experienced professionals. The Mittal School of Business at LPU is ranked 37th in India as per NIRF 2021 ranking. The training & placement cell of the uni... View more
Hi,It is a good choice to do ICWA or CMA after your engineering. You will be a cost accountant cum Engineer, which makes you to standout from other cost accountants or engineers. It opens the more doors of opportunities in more companies. You will have the Commerce knowledge as well as mechanical related knowledge. So, it enables you to work in both the domains. To be a cost accountant (ICWA) first you need to register as a student in Institute of Cost Accountants of India (Link: Institute of Cost Accountants of India (<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://cmaicmai.in/students/Home.aspx" style='wo... View more
Hi Aditya,
As long as I know CA is an undergraduate course. So, you don't need B.Com degree to be eligible for that.
And also, you just have to pass 10+2 to sit for the CA CPT exam.
All the best.
Yes, it is compulsory to have Maths in 12th and have passed in the subject to be eligible for the honours course. Maths isn't compulsory for the BCom programme. General category requires around a minimum of 97%.
<p>At School of Economics and Commerce, B.Com. Hons., is the Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com Hons) that comes under-graduate level and one of the popular courses offered by this school with 4 years duration. As far as the requirements fo this course are concerned a candidate must have 60.0% in 12th. The total fee for B.Com.Hons at School of Economics and Commerce is INR 880000.</p><p> Also, it’s worthy of note that the schools charge a one-off admission fee of sixty thousand Indian Rupees. </p>
Dear Rohit, It depends upon your area of interest, if you want to opt for finance or marketing. We have industry and academic mentors who can guide and assist you in decision making. For any detailed information, please feel free to reach us. Team
SBS.
The ideal options after B.Com are-
M.Com
LLB
MBA in respective specialization
You should stick by your domain in order to have an added advantage in the competitive market. At the same time, it is very important that you opt for or look at doing something that you are good at and would enjoy keeping in mind your personality, aptitude, ability, strengths and career goals.
If at all, you want to switch over, go ahead and pursue a career in mass communication.
After completing the course in mass communication, one can work as a copywriter, advertising professional, journalist, news anchor and a PR Officer and so on.
Dear Vansham,
In case, you can get a chance in Hansraj College, go ahead without thinking much. Kolkata has poor student crowd. Moreover, the faculty of SXC has degraded. I don't know much about Delhi University when it comes to faculty, but given that most of the books authored by the professors of DU, sell like hot cakes all over in India, for all professional exams, I can easily assume, that the professors must also be pretty good there. SXC, however, teaches you one of the most important things in Life I. e. discipline. You wake up 5 AM and reach sharply by 6 AM. There are no excuses for securing low scores in examinations, and abo... View more
Hi,
Most of my friends doing integrated M.Com from Tezpur University, and most of them prepared for their entrance by going through their class 12th accounting books. All you have to do is, be well acquainted with the basics of the accounting and maybe whatever you were taught in class 12th and class 11th accounting classes. Go through them clearly, understand the concepts clearly and the basics clearly. All the best for the entrance.
Hi,
B.Com is an undergraduate course in commerce, where you can specialize in accounting, finance, economics and much more.
Every stream and every course has it's own benefits and same is with this course.
If you want to go for specialization go for CA and CS with B.Com.
Or, go for B.Ed, if you want to be a junior college lecture.
Or, go for masters if you wish to become a lecturer in degree college.