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Yes, these candidates are eligible for both the courses, also they will have a competitive advantage over others as they would already have learnt a lot. Thanks and All the best.

If you want to crack the exam, BA is the best option as it will help you with your political knowledge of a country and international geographical aspects of the world history of the whole the current affairs and it will keep you up to date, whereas, B.Com and B.Tech are specific subjects in a field, they won't be able to give you an overall knowledge as BA.

You can't do two distance programs at once even if it is from different colleges. There is a certain UGC guideline that prohibits a student from pursuing two degree courses at once.

It is purely based on your interest and the area you wish to work in. The scope of work for a CA is mainly in the field of finance and accounting area whereas MBAs have more diversity to choose from.
There are CAs as well as MBAs who have climbed up the ladder and reached higher positions, though we may say that in certain areas like investment banking, financial consulting or mergers, and acquisitions, an MBA would be preferred than a CA.
On the other hand, there are instances of CAs who have picked new skills while on the job and handled greater responsibilities than someone who has an MBA degree.
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If you're going for BBA, you're eligible to get admission in this college. But for B.Com, you're not eligible.
Good luck.

Hello there Kashish,
Be very strategic when you are applying to Canada or any other degree. Just by applying for some degree won't do any good. If you want to study then universities must accept. You. For this know what to study. I am not sure if universities in Canada will accept you into a MS IT or CS course basis your education profile. Its a three year degree and B.Com irrelevant to what you want to study. Try contacting some universities first. Your work experience may help but not a guarantee. You should also consider other countries like Australia etc. You will have better idea only if you start contacting the universities one ... View more

After you're done with B.Com honors, you would be eligible for 3 year LLB Law programme.

Yes, you can get admission for B.Com and BBA.

To be very honest with you, it looks very difficult to get admission in a top B-school. But still you may apply to tier-2 or tier-3 MBA colleges in India.

Hello Shahnawaz,
I am assuming that you have pursued B.Com.
So, in such a case, M.Com will be an extension to your basics of accounting.
Whereas, MBA will give you a diversified knowledge, which will not be only related to accounting, but industry as well.
Depending upon your interest, you can choose either of them.

Wealth Management is primarily about wealth conservation and wealth creation for the investors. The field came into prominence during the economic boom around 2005-2006. Certified Financial Planner (CFP) Certification is most recongnised certification in filed of wealth management. CFPis a mark of excellence granted to individuals who meet the stringent standards of education, examination, experience and ethics. It is the most prestigious and internationally accepted Financial Planning qualification recognized and respected by the global financial community. IF you want to have career in Wealth Management CFP will help you get good job in... View more

Yes, you can. ICWI now changes CMA i.e., Cost Management Accountant. You can go with CMA foundation or with your degree. After then, CMA inter and Final.

It depend a lot on your interest. If you have done graduation in arts then M.A. Sociology would be better and if B.Com then M.Com.

<p>Marks above 600 can get you a seat in top colleges like DU, BHU, JNU, etc. Scoring between 300-400 is an average score in CUET. With these marks, students are likely to get admission to many decent colleges in India.</p>

<p>Hi Rama, </p><p>PSGR Krishnammal College for Women, Coimbatore offers a B.Com (Accounting and Finance) programme integrated with ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants).</p><p>This programme is designed to provide a strong foundation in accounting and finance while also giving students globally recognised qualifications through ACCA. It focuses on developing technical, numerical, and analytical skills required in the field of accounting and finance.</p><p>The programme duration is 3 years. It is available only for female students.</p><p>For eligibility, you need to have... View more

<p>Candidates must complete Class 10 and Class 12 with at least 50% aggregate to apply for KIIT School of Economics &amp; Commerce BCom programme. Aspirants must hold the documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission. Besides, candidates must also pass KIITEE for admission to BCom course.</p>

<p>Mcom regular fees is 7630 approximately per semester</p><p>Mcom self finance is twice of regular</p><p>MBA DOC 75000-80000 Per semester</p>

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Yes, you are eligible for getting a good job after it.

<p>Yes, you can opt for German along with English in the CUET language section for B.Com (H) at Delhi University (DU). Since you have studied both German and English in your 12th grade, you are eligible to choose either language based on your preference and scoring potential.</p><p>If you believe you can score better in German, you can choose it as your language paper. The higher-scoring paper will be considered, and it can help improve your overall CUET score, which is crucial for B.Com (H) admission. Since you're also taking 3 domain papers (Math, Accounts, and Business Management Studies), your overall performance in b... View more

You may prefer top DU affiliated colleges over Christ University for BCom Hons as DU has better brand value and opportunities for campus placement.

<p>Needless to say, your CUET percentile needs to be at least 95 to be successful in acquiring a seat in the best colleges for general category admission in DU through this process in 2024: Business course. Such courses are in high demand and even more so for the general category students applies much into the admission process.</p><p>You have to perform well in the needed CUET components: Domain subjects and General Test, if necessary. With a percentage of about 60-70% in his 12th class: A great CUET score would help make up the difference for admission. Prepare well, manage your time effectively, and be accurate while d... View more

Yes, it is good to pursue MBA in future.

Times and career launcher are good option. There provide you with the right type of guidance and have a good success rate as well. Their study material and faculty is also good

For studying abroad you should fill in the forms for IELTS and TOEFL. You can apply in University of Delhi, University of Mumbai, etc. for different courses.

You should check with authorities in your college if you are eligible to appear for back logs. I am sure there must be some provision for students who have failed to clear the subjects in their semester exams. You can ask faculty or consult with other students who have backlogs for the same. Regards.

Yes, PG Diploma course in management is available in various institutions like IGNOU, Annamalai University, if you are in a job you may pursue Executive-MBA.

Yes, it is possible to do MBA but firstly you have to take entrance exam like CAT, XAT, etc.

Please clarify your question. Andhra Pradesh is Arunachal Pradesh or Andhra Pradesh.

Nothing. You do not get a job by adding a degree. Every job has a specific requirement if you are applying for a job for an accountant then MBA is overqualified and it means that your MBA has no value (it also depends from which institute you have got your MBA and if an MBA cannot fetch a campus placement for you, in the market, it has no value and the job you get will solely depend on your own ability, not on the basis of MBA). If you are applying for a job such as sales, marketing where MBA is prerequisite your M.Com has no value as it is a non-professional degree.