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Prospects are very bright indeed. However, it also depends how on your past academic record when it comes to securing a good job first.

If you will pursue LLB, then it will not be considered as your PG because after LLB, there is another degree called LLM, which is a PG degree.

All the courses, which you have mentioned are really good options and considered as one of the prestigious courses to pursue. If you ask me, I would suggest you to go for MBA as it is as beneficial and it takes less amount of time to complete MBA compared to other 2 courses. But yes, if you're really into mathematics and enjoy your time doing calculations, CA is the best option for you irrespective of the duration of the course and difficulty level.

Hello Bhavuk,
Both the degrees are same. In Indian, university can award MBA. Some independent B-schools award PGDM. It is suggested that go by institute's brand image not by name of the degree.

National PG college, Lucknow is well known for its commerce courses.

Definitely, you can pursue CA. You just need to enrol for CPT.CA offered by ICAI consists three level exams as (a) CPT (b)IPCC and (c) final, any non-commerce student can pursue CA.for more details and procedures,kindly visit the respective websites of ICAI.

You have to select the subject for NET exam based on the subject. You have studied in your PG degree, so you are eligible to take only commerce subject.

<p>The college has highly qualified teaching and support staff, focusing on the welfare of the students. The PGDAV College faculty consists of 168 members, with Dr Mukesh Kumar Aggarwal as the principal of the college. The PGDAV College campus is also big and is one of the largest in the region. It is surrounded by greenery that provides a healthy atmosphere for the students. The campus also has all the necessary facilities for the proper development of the students. Some of the PGDAV College facilities include a library, 16 classrooms along with 12 other smaller rooms, a bank, a canteen accommodating 200+ students, smart classrooms... View more

<p>The approximate fee for the first year is around INR 302,500. This includes tuition fees, examination fees, and other miscellaneous charges.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Besides Delhi University (DU) and Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (IPU), some notable colleges in Delhi offering BBA and B.Com (Hons) programs include Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) and Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies (SSCBS). BBA Programs:</p><p>Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI)</p><p>Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies (SSCBS)</p><p>Keshav Mahavidyalaya</p><p>Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies</p><p>Jagannath International Management School</p><p>Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)</p><p>Ambedkar Universit... View more

CA and MBA in finance will be a good combination for a career in investment banking, equity research, fund management, advisory, etc.
CA with CFA – USA is also another option that you can explore.

Yes, it is. There must be a clarity in your mind that you want to get into media or media related jobs. Mass comm. does not mean print and electronic media alone. Plenty of government jobs ask for masters in mass comm. Public relations officers and other profiles demand this. As you have a good base of account and commerce as well, it increases your prospects to claim jobs in financial domain or banking mass communication/PR jobs. And I believe, MA in mass comm. is safer than M.Sc. or other nomenclatures of this degree.
If you have decided, then do not avoid skill development during your master degree. From where you do it matters les... View more

<p>Remember, famous entrepreneurs in the world don't have CA degree, some are business school drop outs too like <strong>Mark Zuckerberg</strong> and <strong>Bill Gates</strong>. MBA will have an impact but it will depend as per from which college you have done it from. Also, CA is a good option too. Every course is having its own perspective and importance.</p>

first you crack cpt then you egilible for ca

You may do either BBA or B.Com before doing MBA finance. Along with or after MBA you may do CMA or CFA for career as finance & accounting executive.

You should opt for B.Com.

BBA (Hons.) will give you wider opportunities in comparison to B Com Hons. BBA graduates can work in all management functions in all kind of industries whereas B.Com graduates are suitable for finance and accounting function.

After B.Com, if you are interested to pursue Management Studies then you should preferably go for MBA.
Got more queries? Please revert.

In both stream, u have to do further studies. Better if u opt bcom then go for mba(finance). If u need a job after graduation, go for bba. But keep in mind further study is mandatory for a bright career. All the best. Thank you

Hello,
As your main focus is on UPSC, you can opt for any minimum level graduation. The basic requirement of UPSC is to have a bachelor degree. Which degree do you have doesn't matter for UPSC. So, you can opt for B.Com or BBA as these are the minimum level graduation which requires only 3 years. Further these courses don't put so much pressure on students. So, you can easily prepare for UPSC as well.

Hi, Tarun
You may choose diploma or a degree in management. If you are looking for PR, then easy way is to go for diploma as you can apply for PR after two years and then complete your degree. Check here.
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You can consider the below mentioned colleges:
1. Himgiri Zee University – Dehradun.
2. AMS – Dehradun.
3. DBS – Dehradun.
4. FMS – Delhi.
5. Gurukul Kangri Vishwavidhyalya – Haridwar.

Mathematics and physics are mandatory in 12th for B.Tech civil engineering. Hence, you cannot pursue.

<p>You can give LSAT or CLAT entrance first. Then, choose the college as per your choice. The college will give you scholarship as per your eligibility.</p>

Its duration is two years and it opens many careers after its successful completion.M.B.A. Travel & Tourism Eligibility:-
A pass Bachelor’s Degree or Master’s Degree from any recognized University with minimum 50% marks in aggregate or any other equivalent qualification.
Some of the very reputed universities and colleges conduct entrance examination for admissionM.B.A. Travel and Tourism Colleges:-
Central University of Jammu, Jammu
C.M.J. University, Shillong
The Global Open University, Dimapur
VELS University, Chennai
M.B.A. Travel and Tourism Suitability:-
Candidates should have a combination of voca... View more

CAT and MAT syllabus are almost the same. So you can follow Career Launcher coaching center’s study material and R.S Agrawal and Arun Sharma books.

Yes, you can easily get admission in a reputed college your numbers are good. Your caste doesn't matter in a good college and you can easily get admission in government college. So, don't worry and find a good college.

Find the eligibility:
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Visit the link below and find information related to cut-offs, placements, courses, fees, admissions, rankings, eligibility and reviews for B.Com colleges in Kolkata.
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Hi,
B.Sc IT mainly focuses on database, networks etc. And, more of practical application of computer whereas B.Sc Andhra Pradesh is an academic course which focuses mainly on theoretical stuff. B.Sc IT is more in demand and has more scope in future. So, I would suggest you to go for it. All the best.