Accounting & Commerce

In terms of academics, research, technology, exposures (both national and international), placements, accreditation, Curriculum Rigor, and of course a welcoming and diverse campus environment to live in, I would say Lovely Professional University is consistently achieving its own Shine at a higher pace. LPU is one of the top private institutions in the nation with top-notch facilities, cutting-edge technology, and a highly trained faculty. Over 25000 students attend various professional schools on its campus. More than 200 programmes are available, including those in management, hotel management, computer application, engineering, architecture, design, commerce, fashion technology, pharmacy, physiotherapy, paramedical sciences, biotechnology, microbiology, biochemistry, education, physical education, films, animation, fine arts, performing arts, sciences, arts & languages, etc. LPU's placement rates are fantastic in terms of educational quality and top-tier brands. Because of its Think Big initiative and numerous curriculum innovations, LPU is standing tall and proud alongside a number of other very old and renowned institutions in terms of rankings and accreditation. Its placement rates are also excellent, with the top brand in the world coming to campus for recruitment.

Dear aspirant, Eligibility Criteria for M.Com:
The eligibility for M.Com in India differs according to university. For M.Com admission, the aspirant wanting to pursue should have an average of 50% or above in the Bachelor degree of Commerce from any recognised university. The M.Com eligibility includes that a candidate should have completed the undergraduate programme in Commerce. There are universities that may conduct entrance exams. M.Com does not have an age limit. Eligibility Criteria for B.Com:
The minimum required eligibility for B.Com courses is 50% marks in class 12 or equivalent examination. The B.Com course is the most popular and sought after course by commerce students. The B.Com Syllabus focuses on subjects such as Taxation, Economics, Accounts etc. B.Com Honours Subjects are the most popular in the B.Com course.

In the beginning MBA is a tag that allows you the entry in corporate world and gives you eligibility upvote for decent jobs ( I have seen big companies offering meagre 10k to 15k to fresh MBA candidates, only exception given to selected top B schools like IIM etc. , others are all same for them and candidates accept jobs to either get a brand name of the company or they have limited options)
After few years, you will find yourself at the same platform with colleagues who are not MBA but have equal work experience like you. You might also realise that the specialisation you chose in MBA doesn't interest you as far as that department is concerned at job. For example -MBA finance might have taken that field to become a manager in financial planning in a company but he got an opportunity in areas like Mutual funds, shares, accountancy etc. That time you might realise your MBA is total waste because Finance no more interest you, your work ex in that field will fetch you similar jobs and you would feel that you might have taken marketing. The same situation could be vice versa too
Dual specialisation helps sometime in above scenario but only when you are able to find out your situation in early 23 years of your job. Things get brighten only when you chose a particular field, know what are career options in that field, get a job in that specialisation and that domain, continue working and growing in that profile.