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6 years ago

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Hi Jai, If we talk about BBA it more inclined towards management and leadership while B.Com focuses on accounting and finance. Honors word attached with the B.Com doesn't make much difference in future aspects for these courses. In honors there is just a difference of subjects. Both the courses are good, it is upon your interest which one you want to choose.

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Sukriti Arora

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Yes, you can go for M.A. (History) after your graduation in Bachelor's in commerce. For Master's course the Bachelor's degree with any field from a recognised University.

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Sukriti Arora

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Hi
Both subjects are good, but it depends upon your interest in which field it lies. Taking maths or computer science is a decision to be chosen by you. Whatever you choose, I suggest you build a strong base on it for better future.
Best of luck!

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Sukriti Arora

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Eligibility criteria for B.Com is that you must have cleared class 12th with an aggregate of 50% in your class 12th examination. Best of luck!

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Sukriti Arora

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Technically, a student can apply for registration at executive level only after completing his/her graduation degree. But the institute has provided an option to get registration done, if the student is in final year of course. Hope this information helps you.

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Sukriti Arora

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All three universities are good. If you have the percentage to get into the best colleges of Delhi University then obviously DU. IP is also good for B.Com (Hons) because the course content and the subjects selected done after a lot of research and keeping in mind the utility of it by the students once they graduate. If you are not getting the best A grade colleges then you can go for Amity University. It has great environment and placements. Hope this information helps you.

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Sukriti Arora

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Since, M.Com is a specialised area in itself, so only those candidates who have pursued B.Com (P) or B.Com (Hons) can go for M.Com. Hope this information helps you.

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Sukriti Arora

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You can visit the official website of Delhi University I. e. www.du.ac.in.

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You don't need to do any extra procedures. Just sign up with a training institution and you should be good. You just need to be pursuing a graduation degree (or completed a graduation degree) to give the exams. For the license, you'll need 2 years of relevant work experience and a graduation degree.

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