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Hello,
Yes, you are eligible for CAT as you are in the final year of your graduation.

<p>St. Joseph's College of Commerce (SJCC) offers an excellent BBA (Professional - Finance and Accountancy) program that is designed in collaboration with the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA). The program provides a unique blend of management accounting, financial accounting, and business-focused subjects taught by qualified and experienced faculty.</p>

Hi Zubin,
Yes, you can but it will be difficult to manage the courses at the same time, hence I would suggest that you take up these courses one at a time.
I hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

<p dir="ltr">Statistics is a branch of mathematics that involves the collection, analysis, interpretation, presentation, andorganisationof data. Studying statistics in a Bachelor of Science (BSc)programmecan provide several benefits, including career opportunities, data literacy, problem-solving skills, research skills, and personal development.</p><p dir="ltr">LPU offers BSc (Hons.) Statistics in tie-up with IBM to bridge the gap from campus to corporate world and to upskill the minds according to the needs of industry and academia, . Programme provides the knowledge of traditional theoretical methods... View more

<p>A CUET score of 650 could potentially get you into Delhi University for B.Com or BBA programs like Hindu College, Kirori Mal College, and Shri Ram College of Commerce, with other options like Galgotias University, which accepts CUET scores for BBA programs, depending on your category and the specific programme cutoffs.</p>

You need to clear the exams of these two subjects. You need to complete PUC education in order to pursue UG.

Arun Sharma for Quants and Puzzles by George J Summers' for DILR, for verbal you can go for editorial page of economic times.

You can look for the below-mentioned colleges:
Amity Directorate of Distance and Online Education, Amity University
Netaji Subhas Institute of Business Management (NSIBM), Jamshedpur
Sikkim Manipal University - Distance Education (SMU-DE), Jamshedpur

Hello Subhojit,
Not only for a B.Com graduate, but there is an overall criterion (for graduates of all streams).
50% (for general category)
45% (for reserved category)
Usually, B.Com graduates go for MBA in Finance, but it is definitely not compulsory. You can choose your specialisation on the basis of your interest.
Options are many: Marketing, finance, HR, Operations, supply chain, IB, etc.
Good luck!

Hello,
I hope you are doing well. Yes, this is a good choice to take admission in IET DAVV for foreign grade and international business.

Hello friend,
MBA is good option after B.Com:
You have to first decide which stream you would like to have a job in.
You have done courses in both commerce and IT.
For either of them, you need to have the required conceptual knowledge.
If you are plan to be in the IT field, then probably you need to do some programming courses too like from NIIT or APTECH.
Make sure that you are well prepared for the tests and the interview round.
All the best.

No, for doing M.Sc in statistics, you must have completed B.Sc in Maths or statistics. You can't pursue Masters in Science with a graduation degree of commerce.

Yes, you can very well join IIM if you qualify CAT exam. Check out Employment newspaper and sites and apply for CAT exam at the earliest. Start preparing for the exam as it requires lot of hard work and sincere approach.

Not exactly necessary, but as you can think of, it would be difficult for you to get equipped with the basic knowledge of your own course. So, I will suggest you to learn German for your own enhancement. And, so that you can easily be placed in any of the firms of Germany easily.

Yes, it is a very good combination. Even, I have studied till CS Executive and, then opted for MBA in finance for my career growth and job opportunities. If we do CS with MBA, the positive point will be, even if you fail to clear CS, you have job opportunities on the basis of MBA degree. The knowledge you get while doing CS of subjects like taxation, accounts, SEBI will be handy and will definitely play an important role in improving your knowledge and chance of getting job opportunities.
So, all the best take your decision accordingly.

You may refer to the following link for a list of top MBA B-Schools in India: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0</a>.
You are eligible to do CFA based on your graduation degree. Theoretically, you can do CFA whil doing MBA but it may be a heavy load on you as both MBA and CFA requires a lot of effort to complete.

Hi Damini,
Please confirm the college name you want to enroll because admission process and eligibility criteria varies for every university. Please confirm the same for more clarification.

You can try M.Com from open, or amity & certain other private institutes are also there which give admission in correspondence MBA at 45% aggregate. Online courses/ diploma can also be pursued.

Hi,
CAT 2018 Eligibility criteria for CAT 2018:
The candidate must possess a Bachelor’s Degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (45% for SC, ST and PWD/DA category). Percentage obtained in Bachelor’s degree would be calculated on the basis of practice followed by the concerned university/institution. In case of grades/CGPA, the conversion would be based on the process defined by the concerned university/ institution. In absence of any percentage conversion scheme, candidates CGPA will be divided by maximum possible CGPA and multiplying the result with 100. Candidates appearing for the final year of Bachelor&r... View more

There are many courses and internships available but that depends on your interest of subject.

Sorry brother, you can't do that.

It is quite difficult for you to get admission as the minimum percentage required for graduation is 50%. You will need to check with the concerned college authority.

Hi Rahul,
As per your query, CFA is the best for those who aspiring Investment banker, investment/finance consultant/equity research/Finance analyst. MBA finance is best for all job opportunities. But MBA finance from top 50 management colleges in india is worth and provides huge pay scale and scope. Make a wise decision. All the best for your future.

Yes, you can do it after B.Com. There are many colleges in India as well as abroad.

Definitely, you can. Just make sure your MAT score is above 600 as the cut-off is expected to increase this year. Best of luck.

You are eligible to seek admission in MA mass communication on completion of B.Com degree from a recognised university. You may refer to following link for list of top 10 MA in mass communication degree colleges: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-10-mass-communication-colleges-to-join-at-pg-level-blogId-8790" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-10-mass-communication-colleges-to-join-at-pg-level-blogId-8790</a>

There are more than 3000 institutes and Universities in India offering PGDM or MBA as a programme. The top category colleges like the IIMs and XLRIs or the top 20 or top 30 institutes work with the cream students. The top 100 colleges get students with very good merit. But then there are balance 2900 colleges/Universities who are handling the challenges of grooming the mediocre students and there are many among them scoring less than 60% of marks in Graduation
Some of them are -
Vivekananda Global University
JECRC
JNU
Poornima University
Rajasthan University
Subodh college
Commerce college
IMDR, Pune.

<p>Candidates with the below mentioned qualification are eligible for the BCom course at VIT Andhra Pradesh Amaravati:</p><ul><li>Class 12 board examination from a recognised board of education, such as CBSE, ICSE, State Education Boards or equivalent boards.&nbsp;</li><li>Candidates must have studies Mathematics subjects along with Economic and Commerce (MEC) or Business Studies in the qualifying exam with at least 55% aggregate.&nbsp;</li></ul>

Hi,
ICWA and CS are professional course whereas PGDM is generalist in nature wherein you have pick up a specialization. All these have good career opportunities, however you need to first decide on your interest areas and then decide to pursue any of this. ICWA and CS are to be pursued by self-study whereas for PGDM yon have the option of pursuing it by attending college. PGDM tenure could range from 1.5 years to 2 years (full time course) where as ICWA/CS can be completed within 2 years based on your personal preparation. Many a times candidates pursue CA/ICWA along with other post graduate courses thus try and seek double qualificati... View more

Ofcourse, I am sure u will become a good Business administrator, be it in Marketing or Finance