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Better choose B.Com Honors rather than BBA.

You are advised to do basic courses on computers fundamentals including hardware concepts, then you may go for various CISCO certification to have career in networking with an aim to be a CCNA.

<p>The minimum eligibility requirement for B.Com at SIES College of Arts Science and Commerce is:&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p><ul><li>45% marks in 10+2 or any equivalent exams in the aggregate of marks.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>&nbsp;Candidates can also clear the entrance test SIES-GST or MHT CET for admission.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;... View more

Yes, it is a very good choice because CS doesn’t need full time attention till the completion. So, yes it is a good choice.

Your scores are decent as far as the placements in finance goes, we have had companies like JP MORGAN, SBI, Deloitte, KPMG and ICICI offering packages from Rs 7 to Rs 12 lakhs per annum.

You can pursue Masters in mass communication and journalism if you are creative and ready to for some hard work.

You need to pursue 3 years MCA after completing B.Com. Only BCA students in some universities are given the lateral entry in second or third semester directly.

I will suggest you to don’t go for dual directions. First, complete your B.Com with good percentage, then you can do MBA, M.Com or MA in economics.

I will suggest you to not go for distance mcom as it will not add much value to your CV. Think about it. U can go for MBA MMS CA CS CWA many options are open for you

M.Tech, MS can be a nice option but these are tough. Start looking for certification courses like that of Cisco, Oracle, Java, Juniper, Red hat. This can add expertise and can help you to earn good.

Hi,
Kindly, go through this link, I hope it helps, being a commerce graduate, I suggest that you opt for an MBA instead of an M.Com, as MBA has more value than M.Com.
Wish you luck.

If you are interested in accountancy, then you should pursue M.com. After M.Com you will get a job in the accounts department of a company or you can become a lecturer. If you score more than 55% in the final year of B.Com & qualify CAT with the good score, you can pursue MBA. You can get a job easily with the degree of MBA as compared to M.Com. It depends on your choice which course to select.
So, best of luck for your future.

Hi,
For MBA, there is no limitation or preference of any stream. however with commerce stream you will be more akin to the subjects.
All the best.

Yes, it is a good idea.

Take any based on your interest. What's important is getting a good college. Work hard for CLAT as all institutions thereunder are good and do aim for TOP 5
1. NLSIU Bengaluru
2. NALSAR, Hyderabad
3. NLIU , Bhopal
4. WBNUJS, Kolkata
5. NLU, Jodhpur
The combination of facilities, Faculty and pedagogy in the aforementioned institutes will take you into totally another stratosphere.
All the Best!!

Yes, if you have completed your PG, then you are eligible for banking in M.A.

<p>Individual rankings for the Bachelor of Business Administration in Computer Applications (BBA CA) programme at KSG College of Arts and Science are not easily found in prominent national ranking systems. Nevertheless, the college has shown excellent academic achievement:</p><p>- A student from the BBA CA department, B. Thianeswaran, achieved the 5th rank in university exams.</p><p>Further, the college has been ranked in general assessments:</p><p>- KSG College of Arts and Science is usually placed in the Tier 2 bracket, which represents a good academic reputation.</p>

<p><span lang="en">Yes, NMIMS is approved by UGC-DEB to provide&nbsp;<strong>online</strong>&nbsp;degrees.</span>24 Feb 2025</p>

Dear candidate,
If you have no need of job than you should go for MBA because after job education mostly stop forever. So first complete your education than join any kind of job.

Both are equally good and doesnt make any difference, you just need to focus on area of interest like marketing, Finance & Accounts, HR, Information Technology. However, B.com Honors is very much inclined towards communication skills.

Your subjects in +2 stage does not make any difference in your eligibility and performance in Civil Services examination. Any graduate is eligible for Civil Services examination.

Yes, HR college has entrance exam for Admissions to Ph.D courses. It will be through entrance test- Ph.D Entrance Test (PET) conducted by the university.
UGC-NET/ JRF/ SET qualified candidates are also exempted from the written test.

Yes, you can pursue B.Sc in psychology if you are comfortable with its subjects. It will be good if you look for some commerce oriented degree course like B.Com/BBA/BA which are in-line with your 11-12th courses.

Yes it is ok decision but your campus recruitment will be dependent on your skill,And If your aptitude is good then my personal suggetion to you join the coachings again and repeat all the MBA entrance exam you will surely get Better than this.

Instead of certification, please do an internship in the related area where you want to make your career and participate in the organizing committee of your college festivals in the coordination, event management, budgeting, etc as it will add more value.

Combination of MCom & MBA is good qualification to start a good career in Corporate Finance & Accounting.

There are courses that you can do after completing your 12th as well.
Refer to the link below:
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MBA admission in majority of BSchools is on the basis of MBA entrance examinations such as CAT, XAT, MAT, SNAP, NMAT, etc. Eligibility for appearing in MBA entrance examinations is as follows:
'Candidates applying for admission to the two year full-Time MBA must hold a Bachelors degree in any discipline after 12 years of formal schooling with at least 50% marks (SC/ST: Passing marks; OBC/ PWD/ CW: 45%) or equivalent CGPA. Candidates appearing for the final year examination of Bachelor's Degree may also apply.' Majority of B-Schools use marks obtained in 10th, 12th board and graduation degree besides score obtained in MBA entrance exam... View more

Please check the official website of MS University for more exact information.

Hi Deepak, I think CA+ MBA will do as it is a rocking combination