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Hi Rahul,
There are a lot options in that case. Considering your budget and percentage, you still seem to be at a safe stage and you can definitely look for some good colleges. One MBA college about which I have heard good things is LM Thapar School of Management. Their campus life is amazing and comforting. Their MBA admissions 2nd phase is still running. You can apply. Their MBA course curriculum is well established and is productive. They also hold placements at end of MBA. For more visit - <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://lmtsm.thapar.edu/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://lmts... View more

Hi Dileep,
To apply for UGC NET You need to know that you should have a minimum of 55% aggregate in PG degree. To apply for UGC NET You need to know that you should have a minimum of 55% aggregate in PG degree. You are eligible for the UGC NET exam as you have completed the post-graduation degree. Thank You!

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Science, commerce and humanities have their own areas of specialisation and have their own success stories. We cannot draw boundaries and limit the horizons. So, in next 10-20 years all the streams will have updated versions of their expertise areas.

The average fees of the above mentioned course is around 30,000 to 35,000 INR per year, depending upon your category and reservation.

<p>Hello Nishar Ahmed, there are a lot of opportunities for getting employed for students who wish to do a Bachelor of Commerce. If not the job directly there are plenty of subsequent specialisations which a student can do and get employed subsequently. Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Khalsa College which is affiliated with Delhi university and was established more than 75 years ago is one of the best-known colleges. The beauty of this college is that of provides internship opportunities to students of almost all the streams in which the college conducts graduation classes and this includes a Bachelor of Commerce. Though a direct link between g... View more

<p>Eligibility criteria for admission to B.Com at Goenka College of Commerce and Business Administration is simple as Candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognised school/board. After this check candidate needs to fill an admission form and based on merit selection students would get selected for admission into the college.</p>

<p>In St.John's College, Agra :-</p><p>For B.Com or BBA, the eligibility criteria is that you must have passed class 12th from CBSE or UP board.</p><p>Fees for B.Com is ?12,570 in total for 3 years, for BBA is ?28,500 in total for 3 years and registration, admission, examination fees is excluded.</p>

<p>M.Com Financial Market from Mumbai University:-&nbsp;</p><p>M.Com (Banking &amp; Finance) is a two-year, four-semester full-time program.&nbsp;</p><p>Mumbai University offers M.Com programs through over 120 affiliated colleges.&nbsp;</p><p>Graduates can find employment as Stockbrokers, Analysts, Statisticians, Relationship Managers, and more.&nbsp;</p><p>The total tuition fee for the course ranges between INR 2,000 and INR 1.6 lakh.&nbsp;</p><p>M.Sc in Finance from Mumbai University:-</p><p>M.Sc in Finance is a two-year, four-semester f... View more

<p>A PhD in Commerce is a research degree that focuses on in-depth study in commerce, economics, and business. It typically takes 3 to 6 years to complete and involves rigorous coursework, research methodology training, and a dissertation. Eligibility for this programme depends on a Master's degree in Commerce or a related field. Graduates can pursue careers in academia, research, or high-level professional roles. Specializations include finance, accounting, marketing, international trade, business economics, and human resources. Benefits of a PhD in Commerce include advanced knowledge, research skills, diverse career opportunities, ... View more

Try and focus on a good ranked ( top 20 )university for pursuing MBA. The campus placement process at such colleges will give you a good start for a professional career. in case you have financial constraints you can always explore scholarships or education loan option. A good job at the campus placement process will also give you a good starting compensation and you can payoff your loan quickly.

A valid score in IBPS, help you to get placed in India's leading banking institutions with high salary. There are two type of examinations, Clerical and PO. Better take PO. After clearing IBPS, you will get offer letter from banks to join as Probationary Officer. There will be 1- 2Years probation, after that you will be placed as Officer / Asst.Manager.
You can do bank preparation along with MBA. And if you are interested in banking, better take finance as your specialization at MBA.
All the Best

No. There is no such problem. All you need is a good GMAT score, acceptable IELTS or PTE score and you are good to go.

Dear Mahavir Singh Rathore,
For crack the entrance of IIMs colleges you should apply for CAT exam. We know that its very hard to crack this but you should give time properly and its need hard & more efforts in under the guidance of CAT institutions.
Best of Luck.

B.com would be better for you to choose if you have interest in Maths. B.com will help you more in career development and also be good for MBA. BBA does not have Maths. There is a very little part of Maths involved. Through B.com, you can choose your career in finance stream.

Normally in my view, people compare MBA and CA easily. They are two entirely different courses. They cannot be compared.
Coming to your question I feel, it does not matter which curse you are studying. What really matters in the work is how you can put that knowledge to work. So focus on how you can apply the theoretical knowledge.
One more advice, "Stop running behind money, Give your best and the money will follow you"
Thanks

Hi
No, there is no course available like M.Tech in banking and finance in India. PG courses are available as:
1. M.Sc. in finance
2. MBA in finance
3. PGDM with finance major
4. MMS in finance
5. PGDM in banking and finance, etc.
All the best.

You can do MBA in marketing management after graduating to get a salary package of around 12-13 LPA.

It is a better choice to pursue commerce with mathematics, so you can get a better understanding of the BBA course in future along with a wide range of options. But, BBA is a great field to pursue higher studies.
You can consider the below mentioned colleges:
1. IP University – Delhi.
2. Symbiosis – Pune.
3. UTM – Shillong.
4. Christ College – Bangalore.
5. IITs.
6. NMIMS – Mumbai.

Yes there are colleges which offers admission to candidates with less than 50% marks like Symbiosis. There are many more in India. Only criteria one has to fulfil that one should have good score in CAT or MAT. Just prepare of these exams and score well. Also you can go for distance learning and in this there is no criteria as such to pursue MBA.

Hello Pranay,
I feel both courses are okay. But, I would advise you to prefer B.Com followed by some course in finance and I am sure this will take you far in your life.

Well, both the courses are good. BBA is comparatively easier. You may or may not have problem studying any of it if you didn't study maths in +2. Gettin into college will boost your enthusiasm and you won't have problem pursuing any of it. But the decision is always yours. Go through the topics which you'll need to study if you choose BBA or BCom and see in which you are more comfortable. All the best !!

It's a yes for the query. Also, you could try for other integrated courses with commerce such as Law.

<p>Yes, definitely you can do MBA after BCom in India.</p><p>You see, it's very easy to enroll for the course. According to the MBA eligibility criteria,&nbsp;all you need is 50% marks in graduation from a recognised university.</p><p>So, whichever medium you are studying is not at all going to affect your MBA dream.</p>

Both BBA and B.Com are equally good degree courses for UPSC preparation. BBA being a bit lighter course in comparison to B.Com will provide you more time for UPSC preparation and coaching.

Hi.
Christ University, Bangalore
Lovely professional university
ST. Xavier College, Mumbai.

B.Com Candidates can work in public as well as in private sector. You can apply for government jobs like in bank, and give UPSC etc. Also you can go for other areas like CA and CS, it is easy to prepare for this course. The students for CA and CS can be benefitted from the B.Com.
Scopes are Chartered Accountant CA / Cost and Work Accountant (CWA) / Company Secretary CS are the advanced career options in this field.
B.A. You can go for LL.B. UPSC M.A. And then Ph.D. along with other under graduate competitive exams. In all the courses above you can prepare enough and go for NTA UGC NET after the P. G of your desired course.

<p>The School of Open Learning (SOL) at Delhi University offers a part-time B.Com (Hons) program. Students who are unable to pursue their graduation in a typical full-time setting are the target audience for the program. The B.Com (Hons) programme at SOL is a three-year distance learning course has been approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and the University Grants Commission (UGC).</p>

<p>Yes, it is worth doing a BBA in Computer Application from MIT Arts, Commerce and Science College.The college has a high rate of placement. In the previous academic year, the average compensation package for MIT ACSC BBA graduates was 3.8 LPA. Many of the students were hired by leading IT firms such as TCS, Infosys, and Wipro. Fees for the BBA in Computer Application course at MIT ACSC is relatively affordable. The total tuition fees for the course is INR 3.13 Lakh. This is a one-time payment that covers the entire course.</p>

<p>Several colleges in Delhi accept <strong>CUET</strong> scores for UG courses like <strong>B.Com</strong>, <strong>B.Com (Hons)</strong>, and <strong>BBA</strong>. Some of the prominent ones include:</p><ol><li><p><strong>Delhi University (DU)</strong>:</p><ul><li><strong>Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies (SSCBS)</strong> – BBA</li><li><strong>Hansraj College</strong>, <strong>Lady Shri Ram College (LSR)</strong>, <strong>Ramjas College</strong>, <strong>... View more