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Some such entrance tests conducted by respective universities for admission into BBA course are:
IPU-CET
SET
AIMA UGAT.

Hello,
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Hey Sunil the classes for B.A. is going to start from 15 July 2023 after the completion of this session of graduation .So just be prepared and gat the admission in one of the top colleges in india. So just go for it

Dear Hardik,
There isn't any data for starting salary after B.Com (Hons.) as it is not considered for good profiles so yes it's quite recommendable to pursue MBA then you can expect good pay.
Good luck.

Yes, you can definitely do MBA/PGDM in operations. Make sure that you prepare well for entrance exams and get a good score and select the best college/institute which is good for the specialisation you want to opt.
All the best.

All are the best courses in their respective way. First, identify your interest. Based on that, you can take decision. After B.Com and B.Com honors, you can go for CA and other finance related areas. If not, choose BBA for other best functions like HR, Marketing etc. all the best.

I would say it depends on you and what exactly you want to do later in life. It’s not about the scope and job opportunities solely. You can excel in all these fields later in life if given time and hard work. I would suggest you to think more about what interests you and then choose accordingly.

Yes, you can opt for maths and economics as a subject in B.Ed.

Both the courses are good all over the world. But if you are interested in hotel management then go for it and start preparing yourself to crack the hotel management entrance.

You need not to learn basics of commerce for MBA entrance.
Almost every MBA entrance exam’s syllabus is as follows:-
Verbal ability and reading comprehension: This section of the exam paper determines the grasp a candidate has on English language. The question paper will comprise of passage, and questions based on the passage. Through this section, a candidates vocabulary, grammar, synonyms, antonyms, sentence completion, comprehension is tested. To answer the questions, the candidate must first understand the contents of the passage, and secondly, use correct phrases, words and expressions. Quantitative aptitude: This section of... View more

Hi,
The total fees for B.Com. in Travel and Tourism in Mount Carmel College will be approx. INR 2,00,000. Though the fees has not been disclosed by the college officials so it is just an approximate figure.
Regards

Yes, you can apply for B.Tech. The general requirement is 80% in 12th (PCM) and JEE. Since you have completed Diploma it is easy to get admission in any reputed college.

B.Com and BBA won't get you a good job. You will have to do Masters along with it, so biotechnology would be a better option, if you want to get a good job.

Yes, definitely after M.Com if you want to pursue B.Ed then it will be of two years. Also B.Ed is a two year training course but some university, college and institute has integrated programme for this course. Like. Regional institute of Education, Central university of south Bihar.

Hi, you may take Maths, if you are interested, but the subject PE i.e sports will effect your results of class 11 & class 12.

You can do either CS or CMA, even CPA is a good option.
Also, you can opt for a course related to a certified financial planner.
Cracking bank entrance exams like SBI-PO, IBPS-PO is another field where you can get a job in banks.
If you love numbers, you can go with data analytics and business analytics course.
Diploma courses in taxation and law is also an option.
Post Graduate Diploma in banking and finance can be done as well.
Multiple fields are open. Just know your passion and choose what you want.

Yes, you can apply online. The final admission will be based on the marks obtained in +2.

You need to prepare for NIFT. But, the exam has already taken place. So, you have to wait for one whole year to give the exam. NIFT is the most prestigious institute for Fashion related courses in India. There are many other private colleges that provide courses related to Fashion and Interior design too but they are not worth it.

<p>Hi.For teaching profession you have to complete B.Ed course.B.Ed is a mandatory course to establish a career in teaching.</p><p>Thanks&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Hello! Greetings</p><p>Yes, you can pursue a Chartered Accountant (CA) course after completing an MBA program:&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Eligibility</strong></p><p>After completing a postgraduate degree, you can directly apply for the CA Intermediate Course.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Duration</strong></p><p>It typically takes at least 4.5 years to complete the CA Course after a postgraduate degree.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Eligibility for an MBA degree after CA</strong></p><p>If you pass the Final stage examination of... View more

Scope is a qualitative factor and hence cannot measure and tell which is better. Both BHM and B.Com are having more potential in their own way. Both are three year undergraduate courses.
For BHM students, the chances are very bright. You will have lots of scope in both private and public sectors. You can find work in fields like hotel and restaurant management, guest houses, lodges, merchant navy, airline and catering service, etc. after completing graduation.
However, some differences here are when it comes to B.Com, most of the subjects are accounting or finance subjects unless of course your specialization is otherwise. It gives... View more

Finance + CTP have good career opportunities. You will find jobs in investment banks, financial corporations and insurance companies. Salary depends on individual’s caliber, generally package starts from 9-10 lacs and goes up to 30-35 lacs.

CA is always better. It is a statutory designation. Every public company has to appoint a CA compulsorily. A CA certification also allows you to practice privately. PGDM can be a feather in the cap. Salary is not an issue. It depends on your negotiating capability with the employer at the time of the interview. I hope this would suffice. All the best and god bless you.

Hi Manish,
The decision of selection of the IAS Mains Optional is an age old dilemma for Civil Services aspirants. Selecting an overlapping optional with General Studies is a good strategy, as the time required to study an optional subject not mentioned as per GS syllabus can be saved. This case not universally applicable though.
There are also many who made it to the top with optional subjects like Medical Science or Law. None of these overlaps with GS syllabus as subjects like History or Geography do. Never take an optional just for the sole reason of GS overlap.
Please understand that each and every optional subject is sco... View more

Hello,
Before joining MBA you have to complete your under graduation course.
As far as my concern for under graduation course you should take BBA IB course.
It has great scope for future business strategies.
It'll give you wider scope and opportunities for international business and Masters course.

Yes, you can do that if an institute gives you admission without transfer or migration certificate such as IGNOU, YCMOU, etc.

Hi Preet,
Please confirm the college in which you wish to apply for better understanding. Thanks.

No, it is compulsory to have maths, aptitude and quantitative.

Master's degree is often required to apply for a lecturer. You didn't tell anything about your present educational status. HSC passed candidates should first of all clear B.Com degree to pursue M.Com. After completing M.Com with a minimum of 55% marks, you can apply for NET. NET qualified candidates can join as an assistant professor in colleges.

Hello Aditya,
You can go for any college of DU, who offer B.Com (P), but without Maths, you cannot apply for B.Com (H).