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Hello Sachin, It's very nice indeed to know your desire to become IAS. Good. My advise is to select that subject and course which fascinates you. In UPSC exam, your knowledge in your selected subject is tested. So it makes no difference whether you are B.A. Or B.Com or BE or MBBS. Thorough knowledge of the subject is what matters.

Hi Karan,
Yes, you certainly can. Please refer to this link for all the guidance you need related to DU LLB. Exam including eligibility, exam pattern, syllabus etc. <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-Delhi/exams/du-llb-entrance-exam" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-Delhi/exams/du-llb-entrance-exam</a>.

Dear Ankita,
Yes, you can pursue any master course if you are B.Com graduate but that should be of either commerce stream or of Arts stream. Only one entrance exam you have to give in the respective college or university, if applicable.

BBA college's:-
1. Banarsidas Chandiwala Institute of Professional Studies
2. BLS Institute of Technology Management
3. Chanderprabhu Jain College Of Higher Studies & School of Law
4. Delhi School of Professional Studies and Research
5. Delhi Institute Of Rural Development
6. Fairfield Institute of Management & Technology
7. Ideal Institute of Management and Technology
8. Institute of Information Technology & Management
9. Jagan Institute of Management Studies
B.Com college's:-
1. Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies
2. Vivekananda Institute of Professional S... View more

I think no, because last year the cut off touched 81%.
Also, every college offers different cut-offs for different courses.
You may check the previous year cut off in the below link :
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=cut-off-2017" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=cut-off-2017</a>

Most graduates work in law firms after law school. Apart from law firms, you have the option to take a judicial clerkship, start solo practice, work for government or military, find a position in corporate legal department, work for a non-profit organization, or become a legal professor.

Sorry, you can't pursue both the courses from the same university. If you want you can change the course initially while filling the form.

Yes, you're eligible to pursue M.Des in textile after the graduation of B.Com. But first, you need to prepare to gain some basic knowledge of this course. Textile design is the process of creating design and structures for knitted, woven and non - woven fabric. This programme AIMS to provide designers with an in-depth understanding of global fashion trends and requirements.

Yes, you can do B.Sc. It depends in which area you want to pursue. Some University or colleges demand for Science background, some will give you chance to do B.Sc.

Hello Ramkumar,
I am afraid, along with B Com, you will not be able to study automobile engineering.

UK is cheaper than other countries. Only universities can take international students and so you can not apply for colleges.
You can look at the following universities,
Greenwich University (<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.gre.ac.uk" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.gre.ac.uk</a>)
Angelia Ruskin University (<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.aru.ac.uk" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.aru.ac.uk</a>)

Hello,
With just 36 percentile in the CAT, it is impossible to get admission even in any decent MBA college anywhere in India. Better you reappear for CAT and score higher.

Hi Ronak,
All are good. BBA is business related course. While B.Com gives you the specialisation in commerce and economics related studies. Both are good and valuable. It all depends upon your interest.

Admission to UG programs at Loyola College is done based on the marks scored in the class 12th. The admission for all PG courses is carried out through an entrance exam followed by an interview.

You can check out the following link for more information -<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/college/karnataka-state-open-university-bangalore-koramangala-33843/course-bachelor-of-commerce-b-com-140332" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/college/karnataka-state-open-university-bangalore-koramangala-33843/course-bachelor-of-commerce-b-com-140332</a>

COURSE-B.Com
FEES-6,200 (1st Year Fees)
ELIGIBILITY-10+2

<p>Yes, BMS College of Commerce &amp; Management does offer internships for the BCom course. As per the BCom curriculum, stdudents are offered internships in the fifth and sixth semesters along with Project Work, Dissertation, and Entrepreneurship. <strong>Lead Squared, Resource Infinite and IBM-Kyndryl</strong> are some of the top companies, who offers placements oppurtunities at BMS College.</p>

<p>After successfully clearing the CUET UG entrance exam, candidates proceed to register on DU’s Common Seat Allocation System &#40;CSAS&#41; portal for the allocation of seats. This essential step contributes to the streamlined admission process, facilitating an efficient and transparent mechanism for the allocation of seats within <strong>Hans Raj BCom (Hons) course</strong>.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Candidates who have passed Class 12th from a recognised board with at least 50% aggregate marks are eligible and can apply for Central University of Kerala. Students must hold the documents proving their eligibility for verification purposes. Admission to the university BA is based on merit in the last qualifying exam. For B.Com admission in the Central University of Kerala, candidates must pass the entrance exam CUET (Common University Entrance Test) and reserve their seat in the university.</p>

<p><strong>Haan</strong>, KL Mehta College se B.Com open (distance) se kar sakte ho, aur paper Faridabad me hi dene ka option hota hai.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

The minimum percentage required is 50%.

Hi,
If you are looking for a corporate career, definitely, MBA will equip you with the desired competencies, whereas after M.Com you can opt for teaching as a profession or areas like auditing, fund management, banking etc. You can also apply for government jobs after M.Com.
Given any day if you wish to work for industry. Go for MBA.
Thanks.

<p>The total fee for a B.Com. at CMR University's School of Economics and Commerce varies depending on the course and duration.&nbsp;</p><p>B.Com. courses and fees in INR</p><p>B.Com. (Hons.) in International Accounting and Finance: The total tuition fee for this four-year course is 500,000.&nbsp;</p><p>B.Com. Professional - CA Integrated: The total tuition fee for this three-year course is 345,000.&nbsp;</p><p>B.Com. in Data Science: The total tuition fee for this three-year course is 330,000.&nbsp;</p><p>B.Com. The total tuition fee for this course is 100,0... View more

Certainly No. Only Your work experience can give bonus marks and aid you in seeking better ranking and better admissions. Ur SSC and HSC scores if good can help you too.

It is to be checked carefully. Many Indian universities may not come into notice automatically. We may feel that we are known abroad, but it may be otherwise.

<p>Admission to all Postgraduate Courses, GU will be based on the performance of the student in the Offline Entrance Test, which will be conducted in the month of July&nbsp; in several centres spread across the entire Northeast India.</p>

If you can cope with the load of two simultaneous courses, you can do non-university banking courses along with B.Com degree.

Hi Pal Amit,
B.Com and ITI are two very regular courses and there is a high demand of you to be present in both the courses. Hence, you can't. Go for the course that fits your interest.
All the best.

There are ample course options after completion of B.Com course in India for higher studies in Canada. You should opt for the course in which you are interested and want to build your professional life. You can pursue courses like:-
- Master degree in Commerce.
- Master degree with specialization like finance, supply chain management, international business, human resources, economics, etc.
- Studies related to Entrepreneurship.
- Management related courses like MBA, Hospitality Management, healthcare, etc.
And If you are interested to improve your knowledge in the same stream in which you have done Bachelor's degree co... View more

Dear Ashish,
If you are only interested into subject specialisation, than you can go for M.com. However, if you believe into overall exposure to get all round knowledge, than it is advisable to pursue MBA. It will provide you with the live exposure of the challenges that management faces. The key to handle various situations into business can be better learnt through MBA. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God bless you.