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Complete your B.Com with very good studies to make it up for the bad academic record and to further study abroad. You can either do CPA or of courses in professional accounting.

It differs from college to college. Mostly, colleges demand maths for B.Com Hons.

Once you complete B.Com, prepare for entrance test conducted by IIMC. Complete a post gradate course from there and the jobs will come your way itself.

The difficulty level for BBA and B.Com entrance exam is moderate.

Yes, you can pursue an LLB after completing an M.Com. In fact, many students do this as it gives them a strong foundation in both law and business.
The scope of an LLB is very good. Lawyers are in high demand in all sectors of the economy, from corporate law to criminal law. With an LLB, you can have a successful career in a variety of fields.
Here are some of the benefits of pursuing an LLB after an M.Com:
* You will gain a comprehensive understanding of both law and business.
* You will be prepared for a career in either law or business.
* You will have the opportunity to network with other students and professionals ... View more

Hi,
It’s not tough to pursue CS along with B.Com. Even you will get help through coaching of CS in giving examination of B.Com. Also, you can refer ten years of B.Com for better results.

Hi Huzefa,
Unfortunately you need to have a graduate degree in order to be eligible for SNAP.

For Economics Honours at HR College, Mumbai, a minimum score of around 95-98% in Class 12th is generally required. Similarly, for B.Com at HR College, a minimum score of around 90-92% in Class 12th is generally required. For St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, the minimum required score for Economics Honours is around 94-96% in Class 12th, while for B.Com the minimum required score is around 88-90% in Class 12th. It is important to note that these are approximate figures based on previous year trends.

Hi,
Bachelor’s degree is a GATE pass, it acts like a proof that you're certified and it help you in the certification process.

Hello Nadeem
You must have 50% marks in graduation (any stream). Apart from this you need to clear any national level entrance exam such as CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ LPUNEST/ NMAT/ CMAT/ GMAT. Many colleges offer this course in India with different specializations. A few of them are:
Oil and Gas Management
Hospital and Healthcare Management, Supply Chain and Logistics, Tourism and Hospitality, Financial Markets, Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, Business, Operations, Information Technology, Retail Management, Strategy, Entrepreneurship, Business Analytics, E-Commerce, Banking and Financial Services, Agri - Business Management. There a... View more

You should firstly understand that MBA is a post graduation Degree which can be pursued after the graduation. So, firstly complete B.Com, then MBA of 2 years.

There is no time limit for starting or restarting your education uhh can continue at any time. So you are completely eligible for doing B.Com+MBA. And it is valid too. Best of luck for your future.

Dear Aldrin, you have good topics surrounding you. De- monitisation, GST are very popular. If you conduct an analysis, you shall be able to write good on them for your project. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God bless you.

You can apply for B.Com.(Computer Applications)/BFSI programme.

It depends. Actually neither CFP nor CA is tough. Its all about your interest. CFP is a great career to have & its much more interesting than CA.

The most important MBA entrance exams an aspirant should give to get admission into a top-ranked, prestigious B-school are CAT, GMAT, XAT, NMAT, CMAT CET, SNAP, TISSNET, MAT and IBSAT. Visit the below link for more information
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/20-mba-entrance-exams-you-can-take-this-year-blogId-11473" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/20-mba-entrance-exams-you-can-take-this-year-blogId-11473</a>.

Yes, it is a great combination very good idea. It will give a very bright future.

The decision should be based on your interest areas and long term career aspirations. MBA will give you insight into general management areas keeping in mind your specialization. In case you intend to pursue a career in academics, research, accounts then M.Com could be a better option. However, if you are open to roles in Operations, sales, marketing, customer service, HR then MBA could be looked at.

All things are based on your interest. Board the idea of choosing a graduation degree with limited number of seats available seems bizarre. BBA is a degree possible for students from any stream and students can use class 12th subjects to their benefit while being placed. For instance, a student from biology will work well in management of a pharmaceutical company. Similarly, a student with strong mathematics can very well work with data Analytics Company after BBA.

Hi Mamta,
The admissions are based on rank in GATE / UGC-NET / CSIR-NET / SET/ CET.
In order to apply for admission, you need to fill the online application form (September 1-21, 2018).

No, you can't get admission with this percentage.
However, from SOL, DU, it is possible.

Yes, you can apply for multiple courses in every university, it's on your choice.

you can apply for CAT examination In Final year or after completion of B.com. I suggest you cab fill it. but be prepare for CAT first.
best wishes

Yes, you can pursue CA after B.Sc.

Hi Ramandeep,
It's called J.D in USA and Canada and not LLB anymore. However you will find related degrees such as Bachelor of Criminology etc. You may pursue a Law degree after B.com since any graduate can do so and will depend on the university's admission requirements. You must be academically very good, around 70% or so is expected. You must also take the IELTS. An overall score of 6.5 or higher is typically required. See here if any of the courses interests you:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/bachelo... View more

BBA as well as b.com lead to MBA. However, while b.com can lead to a wide array of post graduate specializations, a BBA degree on the other hand, can only lead to MBA. But this does not mean that one should only go for b.com and not BBA. The smart people take an aptitude test while in school, gather information about both the courses, plan their career path, and then take the decision confidently. After b.com the students can avail exciting and diverse post graduate opportunities like MBA, LAW, International studies, Designing/Merchandising, MBE, M. Com, Finance, Economics etc which will set them apart from the crowd and prepare them for s... View more

You should get at least 60% in Bachelor's degree to get admission for Master's degree.

Maths is not compulsory in B.Com.