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Ritu Bhandari
Scholar-Level 16
Hi, IHM-Kolkata for a Diploma in food production & patisserie:
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Course is spread over 2 semesters of 17 weeks each followed by 20 weeks of industrial training
The course is approved by National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/culinary-arts/course/craftsmanship-course-in-food-production-and-patisserie-institute-of-hotel-management-catering-technology-and-applied-nutrition-Kolkata-alipore-108913.
Highlights
Course is spread over 2 semesters of 17 weeks each followed by 20 weeks of industrial training
The course is approved by National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/culinary-arts/course/craftsmanship-course-in-food-production-and-patisserie-institute-of-hotel-management-catering-technology-and-applied-nutrition-Kolkata-alipore-108913.
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Moin NargundAspiring Student
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B.Com Hons. is more meaningful and has in-depth study of every subject, and is preferred more in industrial industry. B.Com Professional is like a rough idea of everything of commerce. B.Com H has a slight upper hand among both. Through B.Com, you can become a knowledgeable person about particular subjects and it is helpful in pursuing CA course too. B.Com P is useful only at competing at low levels competition and just showing off that you have a degree that's it. There is really nothing more to it.
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Akansha Yadav
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I'm not able to understand this question. Please write something more in this question that, we will able to understand. What question you were putting exactly?
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harsh raushan
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You need maths to pursue B.Com (honors) as it is a part of that subject. Regards.
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harsh raushan
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
There are a lot more courses in that field like:
BBA stands for Bachelor of Business Administration
BMS stands for Bachelor of Management Science.
CA stands for Chartered Accountancy.
Integrated Law course. It is a combination of general graduation course and law. BBS stands for Bachelor of Business Studies.
BHM stands for Bachelor of Hotel Management.
BE Stands for Bachelor of Economics.
BFA stands for Bachelor of Finance and Accounting.
BCA stands for Bachelor of Computer Applications.
B.Sc Applied Mathematics.
B.Sc Statistics.
BMM.stands for Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Media.
B.Sc in Animation and Multimedia.
BEM stands for Bach
There are a lot more courses in that field like:
BBA stands for Bachelor of Business Administration
BMS stands for Bachelor of Management Science.
CA stands for Chartered Accountancy.
Integrated Law course. It is a combination of general graduation course and law. BBS stands for Bachelor of Business Studies.
BHM stands for Bachelor of Hotel Management.
BE Stands for Bachelor of Economics.
BFA stands for Bachelor of Finance and Accounting.
BCA stands for Bachelor of Computer Applications.
B.Sc Applied Mathematics.
B.Sc Statistics.
BMM.stands for Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Media.
B.Sc in Animation and Multimedia.
BEM stands for Bach
...more
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Akansha Yadav
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Hi,
If you are able to manage both CS and BBA then go for it.
All the best.
If you are able to manage both CS and BBA then go for it.
All the best.
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Akansha Yadav
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Oh sure! 100% you can get B.Com in any government and private college but it's all about your interest in commerce or not.
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Akansha Yadav
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English is a common language all over India.
I think for Tamil, cost accounting textbook is not available but you can check online websites for the same.
I think for Tamil, cost accounting textbook is not available but you can check online websites for the same.
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Akansha Yadav
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It is possible. You can start preparing for CA side by side with your BBA without wasting your time. Nowadays, many students are doing professional courses along with their regular college.
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