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Dear banerjee over all if you have 50% above you will be eligible for MBA programms.
No, CFP is a certificate course and PGDM is a Diploma course. For the jobs prospects, CFP (Certified Financial Planner) is better than PGDM. There are some institutes like Times Pro and ICICI Bank offering facility to pursue this course with a great placements opportunity in private banks. Also, CFP is a 6 months course and PGDM is a 1 year course and for fees both have similar structure.
Distance course is best when it is pursued from IGNOU. Dont go for any other distance course.
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According to your query, I would suggest BBA programme. By studying this, you will get knowledge and skills related to management, finance, international business and marketing strategy.
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There are many colleges offering regular degree course as well as in correspondence. Some are recognized and some are not. If you do the degree course from a recognized board or university then the value is similar for both the exams. Actually the correspondence course was introduced for the benefit of students who were unable to attend regular classes due to certain unavoidable circumstances. So you see that the main difference is that in regular classes a student gets to learn from distinguished professionals in the class room whereas in correspondence a student prepares himself with some assistance from tutors. Regarding its acceptance ... View more
It depends where you want to work. If you are planning to work in London, it is going to be tough as they don't prefer international students and also work permit options are tight.
It depends on your interest and criteria you have set for university selection. Though, in terms of comparison, I would say that MIT will have an edge over University of Toronto in terms of worldwide rankings.
Both these courses are good but MBA after BBA is gaining more popularity amongst the students, so think wisely and then decide.
go with bba as accounts can tease u more in b.com
Ca and MBA are just two different extreme points, similar to north and south pole. CA gives you an in depth knowledge in accountancy, auditing, and taxation but never teaches you how to present the knowledge of yours. For a great career go for ca as well as MBA. Its a killer combo because knowledge with an ability to present it is something outrageous.
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Dear ankit meet the colleges that are best for bba DSPSR,HKBK,JESUS AND MARY,RAMJAS ETC. all the best.
Hi Pooja,
For list of institutes that provide M.Phil via distance mode, kindly refer the link below:
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Kindly filter out the subject / branch / college / location as desired from the above link.
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Yes sure, you are eligible.
<p>No, based on the information you provided, you wouldn't be eligible for admission to a 3-year LLB course in most universities in India. Here's why:</p><p>LLB Eligibility Requirements:</p><p> * Minimum Graduation Percentage: Most universities in India require a minimum percentage of marks in your graduation degree (usually B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., or an equivalent degree) for admission to a 3-year LLB program. The minimum percentage requirement typically ranges from 45% to 50%. Unfortunately, your B.Com (H) graduation score of 42% falls below this threshold.</p><p>Alternatives to Consider:&l... View more
<p>If mumbai university providing integrated courses for Bcom LLB (hons) which will take 5 year then you can do both </p>
MBA after B.Com (Hons) is one the best choices based on job market data. My only advice to you that you must make effort to do MBA from any of the top 30 B-Schools of India. You may refer to following link for list of top MBA B-Schools in India:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-delhi/ncr/2-2-0-10223-0" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-delhi/ncr/2-2-0-10223-0</a>
Both are different courses in different areas. M Com courses are manily focused on Accounting, Financial Management, Other Management .where as MCA is a professional PG in Computer Application which is focused various Computer Applications, Applications / Software Development, Web Development and Programming , System Administration etc.
If you are interested in IT and Computing , Please join for MCA. If you are planning to be a part of corporate, M Com is better option
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You will get better opportunity knowledge and skills after completing PGDM from a top B-School. From the top B-school, you will also get the best placement opportunities.
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It is upto your interest, both the courses have good future according to me. If you want to go with accounting section or want to be a chartered accountant you can go with B.Com. You can go for BBA if you want to get into management.
CA is generally pursued along with B.Com ,as a lot of subject are common . One is required to pursue min 3 yrs of article ship for it . if you are good in accounts you can definitely pursue CA post BMS as well . However this would take 3 to 5 years post BMS .On the other side is you pursue MBA then in 2 years you will be a post graduate as well .
CA is chartered accountant whereas MBA is Masters of business administration. MBA degree leads you to a career in business field whereas CA leads to a career in accounts, taxation, etc.
You should not go for CA as it is a time taking course for an average student with less chances of positive result. It is better to go for MBA entrance exam or you can go for preparing competitive exams.
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