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<p>B.Com Graduates from Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, University of Delhi are equipped to pursue various career paths in fields such as accounting, finance, management, research &amp; development, and more.</p><p>Top job profiles for B.Com graduates include Accountant, E-commerce Manager, Finance Manager, Finance Risk Manager, Business Analyst, Chartered Accountant (CA), and Development Executive.</p><p>In the private sector, there are abundant opportunities for B.Com (Hons.) graduates, with leading companies actively recruiting both fresh and experienced candidates. Some of the top recruiters include ICIC... View more

<p>The total tuition fee of BCom programme offerd at NIBE: The International Business College also known as NIBE Pune is INR 1.85 lakh. Candidates need to pay the programme fee at the time of admission as a part of confirming the admissions. For TFW and other fee related queries, applicants can contact the admission cell of the NIBE Pune either through mail/phone or visit them personally.</p>

<p>Yes, indeed you can get admission&nbsp;</p>

<p>No, Math is not required for B.Des admission at DTU if you have completed your Class 12 from a Commerce stream.</p>

All of your choices differ & diverse from each other with their own Pros & Cons. You must choose one of them based on your interests to excel in professional life.

Mostly, all the colleges accept 50% in graduation. There are very few colleges which need atleast 60% in graduation.

<p>As per the CTET Paper-2 syllabus, both languages are compulsory. Child development and pedagogy is another topic carrying 30 marks.</p><p>Mathematics &amp; Science or social studies &amp; social Science are the subjects carrying 60 marks. Keeping your Mathematical background in consideration Mathematics &amp; Science can be the good option.</p>

Both the courses are good. You can choose either of them. CIMA is offered by London. If you want to work in India, then MBA is better than CIMA. If you want to work abroad and get international recognition, then CIMA is better than MBA. In India, ICMAI offers CIMA, London. If possible, you can pursue both the courses i.e. MBA and CIMA, so, it depends on your future study plan and requirement. For more details follow the website of ICMAI and <a href="https://shiksha.com/MBA" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://shiksha.com/MBA</a>.

<p>Jain University's fee structure for LLB isn't explicitly stated, but here are some related fees:</p><p>: 1,80,000 (first year)<br>&nbsp; (Honours/ Honours with Research) with Global Qualification: 2,35,000 (first year)<br>- LLB: 26,000 (yearly) at J.B. Law College, but Jain University's LLB fees aren't specified</p><p>As for law courses at Jain University, they offer various programs, including:</p><p>&nbsp;LLB: A 5-year integrated program<br>- LLB: A 3-year program</p><p>Jain University's law programs aim to provide students with a comprehensive understandi... View more

Yes you can definitely pursue mba after CA
you can even pursue mba alongwith CA

Advertising world has led to the emergence of many new roles within the advertising profession. In the new edge of ad world, advertising goes beyond its conventional approach. For the non-conventional and conventional advertising approach, Industry requires well groomed people who can develop innovative and creative new idea.
You may choose to become a
1. Advertising Media Planner
2. Media Researcher
3. Creative Department
4. Copywriter/Illustrator
5. Account Planning
6. Production Manager
7. Director of Advertising
8. Director of Public Relations
9. Public Relations Specialist
10. Artists

There is a form available on the SIMSREE website under the news and announcements section. Fill that up, the only criteria being minimum 24 months’ work experience.

Let me make an attempt to share the differences as under:
MBA (finance):
It’s a 2 years of full-time course, with an internship project ranging from 4 to 6 month. The course covers various aspects of business areas with apt coverage of other areas like HR, accounts, marketing, operations, supply chain, technology and sales. The degree gives a broad based knowledge on the holistic concept of managing / running of any business. In the 2nd year, more focus is on the financial aspects of business.
Such a qualification would give you a career into an organization in areas like sales, marketing, accounts, corporate finance, consult... View more

No Abhishek,
To pursue computer engineering, you must have had PCM and must have a good knowledge in these subjects. Commerce can be an additional subject but as a full-time commerce student, you cannot pursue any engineering branch studies.

Please refer to the link provided below for details on courses which you can select after completing class 12 in science. However, since you are a student of science, and you want to select a course from the commerce stream, you would have to select commerce as your stream. Good Luck!!
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/careers" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/careers</a>

Hi you can check here, all good universities mentioned
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/mba-in-abroad-dc11508

Pursue both MBA in finance and ACCA.
Don't pursue MBA from ICFAI collobarated university, as that certificates of both come in one time.

Yes, you can pursue your B.Com from any university. But in India, IGNOU is better for open learning program.

If you are interested in commerce then CA/computer science is better.

Both the courses have different perspective. If you want to get only to into the management and administration side of it then BBA in Aviation is better. And if you want to work in the finance, taxation, and accountancy sectors of the aviation industry then go for B.Com Aviation. The two countries you mentioned have limited job prospects for international students especially UK. They do not give work permits easily and prefer local candidates only. You must aim for an MBA and gain some work experience if you want to work abroad.

Because of the volatile industrial environment requirement for professionals has increased, MBA is a dynamic course, which further helps you to decide your career as per the skills you develop. Universities like Lovely Professional University gives industrial exposure and placement with respect to the specialisation for MBA.

Yes, why not. Having a knowledge of maths till class 10 is very important. Simple mathematical operations are required, such as addition, substraction, multiplication and division.

The minimum eligibility to get admission is to have at least 50% as an aggregate in graduation.

Marks scored in graduation are considered to apply for B.Ed, not Master's degree. 50% for general category and 45% for reserved category. So, you are not eligible for B.Ed.

Hi Siddharth,
Yes, you can but with 59% Germany will be a very tough choice. Check Australia. If you are interested in Europe then check Netherlands, Ireland, Italy, Spain, etc. Human Resource Management will be more relevant but MS programs are designed in such a way that you can select your desired field as per your interest. So, if you really have interest in Sports management then you can apply. You have to write your personal statement accordingly.

Please refer to the link provided below for details regarding admissions in College of Commerce, Art and Science, Magadh University for B.Sc in Zoology. You should be able to download their brochure which contains important details like eligibility, last application dates, admission criteria, fee structures, etc.
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/college/college-of-commerce-art-and-science-magadh-university-patna-51635" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/college/college-of-commerce-art-and-science-magadh-university-patna-51635</a>

Hi,
It all depends upon from where do you want to do your MBA. From Uttar Pradesh itself or outside the state. Please check the colleges providing this programme in your state as well as other states and choose the best suited one.

Not really, because MBA entrance exam preparation syllabus includes verbal, quants, logical and visual; and all these have no relation to commerce. Entrance exams are taken to test your basic aptitude. The basic things that you learnt in school.
Thank you.

<p>Yes, the syllabus has been changed. After class 12th, first, you need to get yourself registered for CPT (Common Proficiency Test) at any of ICAI institute near you. They will give you the study material. Then after clearing that register for IPCC; it has 2 groups to be cleared. After that, one needs to undergo 6months of articleship training under a CA.</p><p>Here come the last step i.e. finals. Again it has 2 groups to be cleared. Meanwhile they have some IT trainings also about which you will be informed timely.</p>

Hi,
You can refer the below link for colleges for MBA in Delhi for a commerce graduate having CAT score 70-75:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-accepting-cat-india?uaf[]=location&amp;ts=22715254&amp;rf=filters&amp;ct[]=74&amp;ex[]=327&amp;ed[]=et_20" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-accepting-cat-india?uaf[]=location&amp;ts=22715254&amp;rf=filters&amp;ct[]=74&amp;ex[]=327&amp;ed[]=et_20</a>