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Certified financial planner is a small certification course which can be done
for banking sector IBPS exam is needed for nationalised banks
for private banks post graduates can do
MBA finance would be greatly beneficial
there are also banking diploma courses conducted by institutes like IFBI
few banks have their own education programme in which the students get placed after completion of programme
you can also do CFA which has great demand
Yes, as some average rank institute still select candidates with less than 50%. You can go for Bangalore because most institute are situated there.
Hey Pankaj ! IIBS provide special classes for those are who boys and girls they have non B-com background and some time for skills develop college provide unique activities and again - 2 conversation in class then so many guest lecture the dois take class in weekly assignment project every time care .
MBA has a lot of scope nowadays. India is generating lots of CA as well who are paid highly. According to me, if you have interest in CS then you will make the opportunity but if not then go for MBA program as it will be quite easier and it also has scope.
Both are equally good. You can opt for either of them according to your interest. Just ensure to give your best in them because IIM A prefers students with good academic records.
Dear Diptimani Shukla, you can pursue BBA which has got more scope to settle down immediately in a respectable position. I suggest you pursue BBA from a good college. All the best.
Rachit you can do it. You can go for one course through regular mode and the other one through distance mode.
Some of the institutes offer admission to both the courses through entrance test and some give direct admission on basis of your marks in previous qualification I.e graduation.
Private institutions offering the courses also offer you good placements and placement assistance.
Check the websites of some universities.
Good luck.
Hello Amartya,
I feel hotel management has tremendous scope in times to come in India. With industry and population booming, presently there is acute shortage of professionals in this field. There's a great scope in future.
<p>Degree Type: You must hold a B.Com (Honours) degree from a recognized university. A general/pass B.Com degree is not accepted.</p><p>Minimum Marks: You need a minimum of 55% aggregate marks at the undergraduate level. </p><p>Gender: JDBI's postgraduate commerce courses are strictly for female candidates only.</p>
Both are very different. Where MBA is more practicable and projects oriented, M.Com is more of a continuous process of managing accounts of companies, managing sales and inventory, etc. MBA are generally more employable in diverse companies and have a broader scope. But before going for MBA, find out your passions and interests.
This is possible through Concurrent admission system. You can do two courses simultaneously , one at regular college and another at Distance / Colloaorative mode. Better do BCA as regular , as it is higly practical oriented course.
All the Best
As your percentage is low it is difficult for you to get admission Abroad. You can take up one year pre masters program and the proceed further studies. Even Singapore and UK many colleges offering this.
It is not that high percentage students do well Abroad. In my experience many high percentage students not able to cope up with Abroad studies. This is because Abroad studies are more practical and not mug up and write the exam.
You can do well if you understand and adapt to that system of stydy
You can go with MBA in finance as it has better opportunities than M.Com.
<p>Rajagiri College of Social Sciences does not offer M.Sc course. Apart from that M.Sc in Statistics and Data Science requires a B.Sc, B.Tech or any degree in the Science Field. </p><p>With B.Com you can pursue M.Com, MBA or MMS. You can also pursue a CA, CMA (Certified Management Accountant), Company Secretary (CS). </p><p>I hope it will help. </p>
I think, it is possible.
Hi Sunita,
First of all, CA cannot be pursued through correspondence. CA has 3 stages:
FOUNDATION
IPCC
FINAL
Register with Board of Studies (BoS) after appearing in Class XII till June 30/Dec 31. Be eligible to appear for Foundation examination after passing Class XII examination. The first Foundation examination can be taken in November/May, as applicable, following passing of Class XII examination. There are 4 papers in CA Foundation course. Paper 2 and 4 will be Objective type papers.
I: Principles and Practices of Accounting
2:Part I: Business Mathematics and Logical Reasoning
3: Part I: Mercantile LawP... View more
Hi,
According to your question, you want to persuade LLM directly after B.Com but for doing so you need basic knowledge about law and that you will get by doing LLB and no college gives admission directly into LLM as there is need of LLB degree for that. Secondly, for becoming criminal lawyer, you have to take the specific course in LLB that gives you knowledge about this profession.
After completing B.Com, you can pursue an MBA in marketing, retail management, finance, human resource management, IT, banking, insurance, logistics and supply chain management, international business and operations management.
You can also opt for a professional course like CA. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India regulates the profession of chartered accountants. The course involves professional competence course, articled/ audit training, information technology training and final examination.
You can also pursue ICWA or company secretary course. You can go for Masters in finance and control or M.Com.
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Dear nithin. business analytics the subject would be helpful all sort of industries. not only in construction area but also other industries. it is a advanced subject now in the course of time.
Dear Prem Krishna,
You should prepare for CAT examination. You need to get a good score and easily you can get admission in Alliance University.
All the best.