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Placements of commerce students have improved since past 4-5 batches. For PG students, the package ranges from 2.2lakh p. a. to 3.5 Lacs p. a. although it is a good university, many companies offer good packages through off-campus recruitment.
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Career Options:Assistant Accountant. Senior Account Executive. Cashier. Personal Finance Consultant. Business Consultant. Teachers/Lecturer. Financial Analyst.
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Career Options:Assistant Accountant. Senior Account Executive. Cashier. Personal Finance Consultant. Business Consultant. Teachers/Lecturer. Financial Analyst.
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M.Com from IGNOU is very much valid as regular course, Because it is very hard to pass in IGNOU exams and score good marks. IGNOU is a reputed central university, recognised by UGC, DEC and AICTE.
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Does an M.Com benefit a CA. Doing M.Com after CA. A is just going to get you an additional certificate, and nothing else. Even if you are seeking a job, you will be hired on the basis of the professional course rather than your Masters degree. If at all you are willing to study further, I would sugg
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I waana know best colleges for commerce UG courses, whom takes admission on basis of entrance.
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Here's the list of top 10 commerce colleges of India:Shri Ram College of Commerce. Hindu College. Lady Shri Ram College for Women. Madras Christian College. St Joseph's College of Commerce. Read: Delhi University second cut-off list sees more than 5,000 students take admission.
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I am a commerce with business maths student. Can I apply this course?
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There are many options available for you :chartered accountant: if you are good in accounting. Company secretary: if you are good at theoretical concepts and love studying laws. Cost management accountant: related to accounts. Bachelor of commerce. Bachelor of business administration. Bachelor of ar
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Top colleges for commerce after 12 whom take admission on basis of entrance.
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The following are the entrance exams a commerce student can opt for after 12th. Common profeincy test CPT. The foundation course for company secretary CS. Common profeincy test CPT. The foundation course for company secretary CS. Actuarial Science. 4. B.Com pass or B.Com (Hons). IPU CET.
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B.Com general in correspondence. Whether admission is open now?
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No, exams are not open yet you may apply to it by entrance forms after July.
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Marketing: Web Designing / Graphics Designing / UI/UX Front End Developer. Search Engine Optimize SEO / Search Engine Marketing / Digital Web Marketing. Finance: Microsoft suite. Macro and C+, Java programming language (this helps with excel)
Operations: Software Test Engineer / QA Engineer / Quality
Operations: Software Test Engineer / QA Engineer / Quality
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Definitely, You can pursue M.A. In Economics after B.Com. M.A. Economics can offer many entry-level jobs in banking, finance, insurance, stock markets, sales and marketing as well as corporations like consulting firms or government departments.