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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
Scholar-Level 16
I suggest you to take admission in the normal B.Com (programme), while preparing for Company Secretary ship Course.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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Commerce as a stream of education can be defined as a study of trade and business activities such as the exchange of goods and services from producer to final consumer. The main subjects that are taught in the Commerce stream in Class 11 and 12 include Economics, Accountancy and Business Studies. Courses Available after 12th Commerce
Finance. Banking. Chartered Accountancy. Company Secretary. Insurance. Foreign Trade. Stock Broking & Investment Analyst. Economics.
Finance. Banking. Chartered Accountancy. Company Secretary. Insurance. Foreign Trade. Stock Broking & Investment Analyst. Economics.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear ManuShree!
Generally, in for Bachelor's in Data Science, you need to be from PCM background. But still, there are some who are working as a data analyst after commerce background. For specific degree, you need to go for 'Statistics' (some university asked you to be from Science stream for that). But in addition, you need to be excellent in Programing, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Neural Network, Data Visualisation etc. Coming straight to your point, you may check the website of "SP Jain University". It's one of the greatest college in India. They currently started a Bachelor course in Data Analysis. Just have a look there. Hope
Generally, in for Bachelor's in Data Science, you need to be from PCM background. But still, there are some who are working as a data analyst after commerce background. For specific degree, you need to go for 'Statistics' (some university asked you to be from Science stream for that). But in addition, you need to be excellent in Programing, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Neural Network, Data Visualisation etc. Coming straight to your point, you may check the website of "SP Jain University". It's one of the greatest college in India. They currently started a Bachelor course in Data Analysis. Just have a look there. Hope
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JATIN SAHARMA
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It is same for other colleges of DU. First, get yourself registered on admission portal of DU's website, and then after clearing cutoffs, you can get admission in the college.
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JATIN SAHARMA
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Hi,
B.Com (Hons) admission are done on the basis of merit, so now you can't do anything regarding this.
B.Com (Hons) admission are done on the basis of merit, so now you can't do anything regarding this.
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Kunwar Bhanu Prakash VermaCivil Engineering NiT Agartala
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Depends on what your plans are in the long run? Do you want to be an accountant or an MBA? Both are different in nature. BBA is basically about administration, and after BBA, you need to do MBA for better prospects. Whereas, B.Com is all about commerce accounting/taxation, it is better than BBA, because it opens up better career options like you can think of doing CA/ICWA/CS side by side. And, if you are interested in Finance/MBA, then it will provide better understanding.
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Anuj Sikka
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You should check the cutoff list after filling the online registration for DU.
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Rohan Ahuja
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Hi Vinoth!
You can pursue B.A. In visual communication or a Diploma in visual communication but, you cannot pursue B.Sc. Programme. Most colleges have B.Sc. In Visual communication, which can be opted by Science students only.
You can pursue B.A. In visual communication or a Diploma in visual communication but, you cannot pursue B.Sc. Programme. Most colleges have B.Sc. In Visual communication, which can be opted by Science students only.
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