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Hi,
There is no place of confusion. Self-determination and an extrovert student's quality are required to pursue MBA finance and CFA (USA). Definitely, you can have better prospects in finance sector.
Dear Gurneet,
If you want to pursue a career in law then you should go for CS and then LLB because these two courses along with each other will be an added advantage. If you pursue CA and LLB that hardly makes a sense because both field are entirely different. Though CA's can also work as an advocate in taxation representations on behalf of clients but CS + LLB is a better option.
Better you should go after B.com which will for 3 years and after 12th its of 5 years. To secure admission you have to crack entrance exam.
Hi,
MBA from a reputed B-School is a better option. After completing graduation, you can pursue MBA instead of M.Com because of employability as industry needs professionals.
Delhi School of Economics Is the only post-graduation college under University of Delhi for economics, commerce and geography.
H Balu,
Yes, it is possible to pursue MBA in Agriculture. If you mean full time MBA or PGDM program then please remember in order to pursue this program you need to be graduate in any field with atleast 50% marks in graduation, plus you need to take various management entrance test like CAT, MAT, XAT, SNAP, etc.
Please note that the basic eligibility to pursue MBA is same to all specializations. However it may differ from institute to institute.
Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.
Probably, you should update yourself with current trends and start looking for a job.
Opening date for MBA in Ramaiah College of Arts Science and Commerce is Mid of August application form for PGCET entrance. Classes will start in the 2nd week of October.
Dear Akhil,
I am sure almost in India, if you want to pursue MBA course, you need to score a minimum of 50% marks in graduation. If you belong to the reserved category then 45% needed.
All the best.
Hi Kaustav,
Sorry for the late reply. With this CAT percentile its little bit hard to get admission in SDMIMD. But, you should give it a try. Also if you have given CMAT & XAT then apply through that score card too. SDMIMD gives more weightage to Personal interview & WAT.
About the Programme
Bachelors of Commerce, is a highly valued Professional degree designed to develop the skills required for careers in commerce, accounting and banking industries. Chandigarh University with Distance education programme, offers best B.Com. Programmes in North India. Eligibility:
10+2 or its equivalent examination in any stream conducted by a recognised Board / University / Council. Lateral Entry: NA
Min. Duration: 3 years specialisation:
It is a specialisation programme. In the third and fourth semester, the student must take three courses/subjects and two courses/subjects respectively from their selected ... View more
<p>Admission to SRCC's BCom (Hons) or BBA:</p><p>- Eligibility: 45% in 10+2 with language and Mathematics/Business Mathematics.</p><p>- Admission process:</p><p> - Centralized application through DU portal</p><p> - CUET exam</p><p> - Check cut-off lists</p><p> - Document verification</p><p> - Fee payment (around 32,420 for first year)</p><p>- Important dates: Check DU website for CUET UG registration and exam dates.</p><p>- ... View more
I will suggest you to go for BBA as it will give you wider scope in all the aspects of management and will also help you in getting job on good profile.
You should go with finance and banking. Good Luck.
Yes, you can start the preparation. Just devote more time for CAT preparation. Application form of CAT for this year is closed. You can start preparation of other MBA entrance exams like TISS, XAT, CMAT or aim for next year CAT exam.
Hi
If u want to do m.com cc from DU, u can only do this from delhi university campus north or south campus . Only School of open learning (du.sol) provides cc, NO such college provides m.com in cc at delhi university. For M.com cc eligibility is in b.com hons around more than 65% aggregate only those student can opt for m.com in du cc.@sol.du.ac.in. check the criteria and placement option is also provided after m.com cc as Delhi University is Dream University in Asia.
GOOD LUCK.
To be eligible for PhD you need to pass master's / M.Phil. You need to sit for an entrance exam. For specific criteria and admission details you may contact the college officials directly.
Some of the universities offering PhD :
-Delhi Technological University (DTU)
-Goa University
-Anna University
-Acharya Nagarjuna University
-Banaras Hindu University
-Indian Institute of Science
-Jadavpur University
-Jain University
-Birla College of Arts Science & Commerce
For more, you may refer to the below link :
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Most of the universities in India do not allow students to pursue two PG degree M.Com & MBA simultaneously. You are advised to seek clarification from registrar of targeted universities for better understanding on their university specific rules & regulations.
<p>As school of economics and commerce admissions are open now.As to get admitted into BML munjal university you should clear national level entrance exams.</p><p>The entrance exams like SAT, CUET or ACT scores are required for admission.As admission process completely based on such scores.In addition to all these you must clear your respective board exams with 60% or more.</p>
There is no good MBA college which gives admission only on the basis of one's graduation scores. You need to compulsorily give one or the other entrance exams(among CAT, XAT, SNAP, NMAT, etc) whose scores are accepted by that college as well as appear for their further interview rounds(if selected).
Hello! Both the degrees are similar and equally good. What matters more is from which B-school you are pursuing it. Kindly visit the given link to know the difference between an MBA and a PGDM. <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/resources/faq-1#8" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/resources/faq-1#8</a>
After perusing B.Com, you can go in whichever field you want for your job. But, as you are pursuing B.Com, so banking area is good for you or after graduation you can select any job according to you interest and talent.
The definition of difficult varies from person to person and is influenced by one's strength and weakness. One course might be difficult for you and it might not be the same as other person and vice versa. MCA, in general, is not a tough course and if you really want to pursue the same, then figure out ways to complete it in the best possible way.
Hi,
I suggest you to do it from a reputed university or college. The college you pursue your higher studies will give the employer an idea on how quality of knowledge you have acquired. It sometimes matters from where you have studied. It is always suggested to research the best colleges around you and see the ranking, placements and then apply in order to not find difficult to find a job after your graduation. All the best.