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Dharshankumar .M

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You need not complete any degree like B.Com or BBA if you have interested in CA study, you can straightly approach for CA course. But if you would like to complete any degree before applying for CA, B.Com is better.

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REETU Rana

Beginner-Level 5

BCom is a more specific course whereas BBA is a better choice for students who want to pursue a management course later on and wish to develop their managerial skills. Therefore, it is always preferable to scan your aptitude, skills and interest before you choose any of the two.

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palak mahajan

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Hi Soma for accountancy admission a candidate is eligible only when the enrollment to Accountancy Course on passing common proficiency test and senior secondary examination 10+2 conducted by examining body constituted by law in India or an examination recognised by Central Government as equivalent. The minimum marks required for taking admission for accountancy is 45% in field of commerce so just go for it.

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palak mahajan

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The cutoff information for B.com at Aligarh Muslim University is requiring -
Unreserved/ General Category - 75-80 marks
Reserved Category - 70-75 marks
External students - Above 70
Internal students - Above 60

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HARISH REDDY S

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When pursuing an MBA, I believe that one should focus on the four main disciplines. These are Sales, Finance, Human Resources, and Operations. These are the most in demand and also the most frequently recruited for. Having said that, you can pursue an MBA in IT, and your college will not prevent you from doing so. However, you will face the following issues both during and after your MBA programme. You will have no foundation to build on. Database, programming, and project ideas are foreign to you. You'd have to build your foundation alongside the building. You will have to compete with IT and CS degree engineers who understand the fun
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Utkal University

Beginner-Level 4

Apply for one course as a full time and regular student and try the other course from distance learning. No, you cannot do both the courses, as a regular student but there is one option for you. Apply for one course as a full time and regular student and try the other course from distance learning.
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Ashish

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HARISH REDDY S

Beginner-Level 5

If you have a good purpose for doing PGDM, your decision is sound. After PGDM, you should have a clear idea of where you want to go and what you want to accomplish. It is not about the percentage, but about the institutions, you wish to join. If you are a recent graduate, I would recommend working for a couple of years in your field of interest to have the necessary experience to make an informed decision and have realistic expectations from PGDM. You may not be highly compensated, and you may dislike your job. But that's all right. Work experience is heavily weighted in the selection process at the majority of business schools. So it
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Pallavi Sharma

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Both BBA and B.Com are two of the most popular undergraduate degree programmes amongst students, especially those from commerce background. As per my knowledge, BBA and B.Com. Are both three-year undergraduate courses. The eligibility required is 10+2 in both cases. Due to their basic similarities, students find it difficult to choose from them. BBA or Bachelor of Business Administration focuses on the studies related to management. The course equips the students with managerial skills, marketing knowledge and related expertise required to get a job in some of the leading organizations. If I talk about B.Com. Or Bachelors of Commerce,
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Pallavi Sharma

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Most students make the mistake of thinking about B.Com only when pursuing it. It would be best if you thought further. As the market is shifting, thousands of new jobs are being invented every five years. You will be behind if you do not know what to do after completing your B.Com. Moreover, you will often make the wrong decisions when you decide in haste. B.Com opens the opportunity for the students to get a hold on accountancy, banking, retailing, taxation, media communication etc. B.Com. Remains the most popular undergrad course in India as there is a lot of scope for making careers. Commerce is the most important industry in the co
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Bharti Gupta

Beginner-Level 5

When you register for both groups together:
Registeration Fee : Rs. 15000
Students Activities Fee : Rs.2000
Registeration Fee as Articled Assistant : Rs.1000
A total of Rs. 18000.
When you register for each group:
Registeration Fee : Rs. 11000
Students Activities Fee : Rs.2000
A total of Rs. 13000.

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