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Just go for a CA or MBA. Both the courses have a good scope and good future.
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Placement records of which college under du - hindu college or Sri venkateswara college after completing b.com hons are better?
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8 years ago
Both the colleges have equally good placement opportunities. SVC has a very dedicated placement cell. Package records have been very good in the year 2017-18 with the highest being 16 LPA.
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Placement records of which college under du - hindu college or Sri venkateswara college after completing b.com hons are better?
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Asked by Navish
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8 years ago
Both the colleges have equally good placement opportunities. SVC has a very dedicated placement cell. Package records have been very good in the year 2017-18 with the highest being 16 LPA.
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8 years ago
No. B.Com candidate cannot pursue the same. If someone wants to pursue this course he/she needs to be graduate in engineering or B.Sc with PCM.
New answer posted•8 years ago
Just now I passed class 10th and I am confused about what to do after this. Should I go for science or commerce? Can you suggest?
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Asked by Ajinkya

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8 years ago
If you are in doubt, then don't choose Science. For Science, you need your full dedication and make up your mind accordingly. Students who choose Science are 100% sure in their ability and have proper goals for their career. If you don't think you can handle Science then don't choose it. Go for comm
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You can opt for various colleges from Delhi university like SRCC, Ramjas, etc. only if you have an outstanding percentage. If not, you can opt for colleges like MAIT, CPJ, VIPS which are affiliated to GGSIP University. Other includes Amity, Galgotia, etc.
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Can B.Com students join MCA? If yes, can you suggest the best colleges for the same?
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Asked by Sai Jagadeesh

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8 years ago
Yes, you are fully eligible for the course. But you need to have maths as a subject in your graduation and class 12th.
New answer posted•8 years ago
I have completed my B.Com. Which course should I do for a bright future?
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Asked by Sangeetha

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8 years ago
You may take MBA, M.Com or MFA or any other Diploma course. There are other courses other than these Master's degree courses, there are some courses like CFA and CFP which are of short duration ( study) and there are some professional courses like CA, CMA, CS, etc.
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What is the fees of B.Com in Indira Gandhi National Open University?
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Asked by Suraj

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8 years ago
Programme Name Fee (INR)
MA (distance education) 3700
MA (distance education) 2000
MA in Gender and Development Studies 10800
MA in Psychology 13000
MA in Psychology 11500
MA in Translation Studies 9000
MA in Translation Studies 4000
Master of Arts (economics) 12000
Master of Arts (economics) 10900
Master of
MA (distance education) 3700
MA (distance education) 2000
MA in Gender and Development Studies 10800
MA in Psychology 13000
MA in Psychology 11500
MA in Translation Studies 9000
MA in Translation Studies 4000
Master of Arts (economics) 12000
Master of Arts (economics) 10900
Master of
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Dear,
Yes, you can get admission for B.Com (Hons).
Yes, you can get admission for B.Com (Hons).