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If you are looking for teaching career in finance then MBA finance followed by PhD will be a good option. Most B-schools give teaching opportunities to PhD graduates. A good teaching experience with good project works, one can easily get teaching opportunities in top universities of the world.

Hello,
The eligibility criteria required for applying to BBA course in India are: The candidates applying for BBA programme should be Class XII passed or have an equivalent high school degree. Minimum age of applicants should be 17 years while the maximum age limit is 22 years.
All the best.

According to best of my knowledge, I would like to suggest you that Both BBA and B.Com have their own merits. It depends entirely on your interest before choosing either of the courses. If making a career in management is your priority then you should go for BBA as it is the foundation of management and has been specifically designed for MBA aspirants. B.Com on the other hand, is much more diversified and has a wider scope for specialisation for post-graduate study. Thus, it is advisable to first chalk out your skills, aptitude and area of interest before taking up any of the courses. Instead of looking at the money making aspect while cho... View more

Hey there,
In order to pursue a bachelor's in science, you need to have science subjects in your 10th and 12th.
A commerce student cannot pursue BSC.

Hi Ankit, It's best not to compare these courses as they serve slightly differing objectives. But I hope the following explanation would help you gauge their difficulty level.
1. CA refers to chartered accountancy professional course in the accounting field. It deals with financial accounting, financial management and taxation. Chartered accountants work in the field of finance, corporate finance, management consultancy, taxation compliance and change management.
2. CS refers to Company Secretary which is a professional course required for one to become a company secretary. This course can help one find employment in law departme... View more

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you intend to pursue a career in Technical / research / academics area then M.Com/CA is better. However, if you want to move into general management the MBA is better. Some other career options that you can explore are:
1. Pursue LLB and practice law.
2. Pursue CS and become a company secretary.
3. Pursue CFA and become a financial analyst.
4. Purse B.Ed and become a teacher.

Try for schools apart from IIMS. FMS, Delhi is a good option. Doon Business School, Dehradun is also a likely option as the fee is reasonable and quality of education is at par with the top business schools.

<p>Here are some courses that can be studied along with BBA:</p><ul><li><strong>B.Com + CA:</strong> This is a popular combination as it allows students to gain a strong foundation in both business and accounting. The CA course is a professional qualification that is highly respected in the corporate world.<div>&nbsp;</div></li><li><strong>BBA + MBA:</strong> This is another popular combination as it allows students to gain a more advanced understanding of business. The MBA course is a postgraduate degree that can help students to advance their careers in managemen... View more

No, you need to complete LLB first.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. The most important element for students to consider before enrolling in any degree programme is the potential for a successful career. Some degrees have fewer options than others, and you should be aware of this before making your decision. Job opportunities for MBA candidate are:
Information Technology
Brand Management
HRM
Banking, Financial Services &amp; Insurance
Accounting &amp; Finance
Job opportunities for M.Com candidate are:
Teaching
Banking Sectors
Economics
Accounting &amp; Finance
Indian Statistical Services. Both degrees have advantages an... View more

The fee structure at Sarhad College of Arts, Commerce and Science for BCA is around INR 17000 annually and this college has best faculty, infrastructure facilities, and placement opportunities so just go for it.

Look you can choose subjects as get MBA specifications for example if you want to do MBA in finance then you can take finance in B.Com and respectively you can choose your line of B.Com.

Aviation is a vast industry. And there is a MBA in this field too. But which part of aviation industry are you interested in? That should be decided first and rather shooting blankly, go for a streamlined decision and career development.
Coming back to MBA in finance or HR are different aspect. Ofcourse, those can redirect you to aviation too.

M.Com will lead you for further higher studies as well as jobs where as B.Ed will only provide you a high school job.

Eligibility: Candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board.
Admission Process -
Personal Interview : Students (both from reserved and unreserved categories) have to register online at the UG admission portal of DU
College/Course Selection: Once the cut offs are announced, students who meet the requisite cut-off have to select the college/course at the admission portal of DU
Document Verification : Students have to submit in person the required documents along with the application form to respective college
Final Selection: College will approve the admission on UG admission portal after which candidate have to ... View more

<p>Goenka College offers a 2 years Master of Business Administration (MBA) course at the PG level. The course is offered in full time mode. The total tuition fee for this course is around INR 1.90 L for entire duration of the course. The course offers admission to 25 students. Candidates must have completed graduation or bachelor's degree from any recognised institute of university to be eligible for this course at Goenka College. Candidates who are interested can check the official website of the college and know more about the course curriculum and fee structure. The actual fee may vary as per the norms of the college.&nbsp;<... View more

Hi Pawan,
You can't pursue 2 full time courses at a same time. CS is a full time professional course, then you should do B.Com via correspondence. Further, if you want to do regular B.Com, then you can start CS after completing it.

Any professional stream practiced post B.Com is complimented with legal knowhow. Eitherways, ignorance of the law is no excuse. Similarly accounts, finance and company secretariat can be best practiced if it's complimented with the legal knowledge.

Yes, you can apply. Admission is purely based on merit.
Forms are yet not out.

For taking admission in Bundelkhand University for B.Com (Hons) maths in 10+2 is mandatory. So, you are eligible to get admission there. You should take another college which will provide you B.Com without maths in 10+2.

Jobs available after completing M.Com"
(a) Accounting and Finance professional (b) Managers requiring interdisciplinary knowledge (c) Researchers and consultants. (d) Teaching (e) Business Development executive.

Hi,
You cannot do two degrees at a same time as per UGC rules, yes you can prepare for UPSC as for UPSC a degree is required, so it would be better you choose one degree.

Go for BCA. And, then do MBA or PGDM. That's a good combination for employment and skill creation.

Yes, you are eligible.

The eligibility is as follows:
Higher secondary exam passed students from any discipline with a minimum of 40% marks is the eligibility for the course Bachelor of business Administration.
In case of candidates from reserved categories, it is also 40%. and secondly student with 75 % plus they got admission easily.

Yes, it is a good one and you have a compatible experience for it and MBA is a practical subject.

It will all depends on your B.Ed subjects. All the best.

Total Fee BCA
INR 45,300
Total Fee B. com.
INR 11,600

MSRMSC Course Details and MSRMSC Fee Structure for 2018-2019 batch
Course Duration Fees Per Year
Finance 3 years, full-time 25000
E-Commerce 3 years, full-time 25000
Accounting - Basic 3 years, full-time 25000

It depends upon what you are targeting, if you are targeting the Banking Industry, then my friend CFA is best but if you are targeting accounting and internal reporting, then you should go for CMS. Hope this will help you.