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bulbul MOHANTYI am highly inquisitive and strive to excellence

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Definitely, but better after BBA Logistics you proceed for MBA in Logistics or Supply Chain or Procurement will give a not only but best career part for future.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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CAT do not test your accounts knowledge. It is an entrance test to get admission in MBA. MBA is done by student from various education background like Engineering, Commerce, Agri. And social Science. Other post graduation option could be LL.B.Ed etc. You can give CAT. For some specific MBA like finance, knowledge of account may be an added advantage.

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Ankita

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The world is becoming more digital day by day. A Good Visually Created Ad can convey a volume of ideas that can never be expressed with words. With the help of logos, brochure company branding can be done
Hoarding, Flex can help to transmit company message to clients clearly
As a skill, Graphic Design can also help other professionals in their career growthIn IT firms Developers can Design Web page/mobile app mockups to get Client Approval before proceeding to code part. Graphics Designing can help Marketing Professional to present ideas visually in their presentation. Also, It will help them to fetch new ideas. Work opportunities for qu
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The duration of B.Com is 3 years divided into 6 semester. Candidates can pursue B.Com in regular and distance mode. Bachelor of commerce offers understanding in Accounting, Economics, Business Law, Taxation, Insurance and Management. The Bachelor of Commerce programme prepares you for a career in accounting, banking, financial management, information systems and management. Difference between B.Com (Hons) and B.Com is that the level of study of B.Com (Hons) is higher than the regular B.Com. B.Com honors includes specialised subjects whereas B.Com. Regular course has general subjects. Eligibility criteria for B.Com is Candidates should
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Urvashi

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Dear Aaditya, the eligibility criteria to apply for a B.Com (Hons) course may vary across universities. But more often than not you are required to have 50-60% in grade 12. You are however required to clear the entrance admission process at the university you apply to - e. g. interview round. While identifying the best college for B.Com (Hons) students must check the curriculum, faculty, opportunities to connect with the industry. IILM University, IP University, Delhi University are usually the preferred for choosing a good college for BBA. At IILM University for instance you are required you will be oriented towards business mathemati
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bulbul MOHANTYI am highly inquisitive and strive to excellence

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Yes, you can proceed.

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bulbul MOHANTYI am highly inquisitive and strive to excellence

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Please continue your M.Com then you think for maths decipline.

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Srishti SinghCurrently studying at NITJ

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Hello sahil,yes you are eligible

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Dear Anandha, As a course, BBA has really gained popularity due to its high relevance with different streams. It is the eligibility criteria that you must have a look at by visiting the websites of your chosen universities. Typically, minimum marks required to apply would range from 50-60% in 10+2, but this may vary across colleges. Further, this may only qualify you to appear for the entrance exam or interview round and you would be required to clear the same before getting the offer from the university. This largely depends on the admission selection process at the university/college. IILM University for instance requires students to
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Hi Ashwini, the procedure or steps to be followed after completion of 12th to become a CA are given below
Step1 : Registration for Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC)
So as to enroll for the Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC), the competitor should pass both CPT and twelfth class. Enlistment for the IPCC ought to be completed nine months before the primary day of the month in which assessment is held. IPCC is a 700 imprints emotional test which has 7 subjects and to clear that you need to score 40 imprints in each and get a general total of half or above. IPCC has 2 gatherings of subjects, bunch 1 having four
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