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New answer posted•8 years ago
I want to do MCA after B.Com but I've heard that it is a tough course to pursue for commerce students. Is it true?
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Asked by Patel
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8 years ago
The definition of difficult varies from person to person and is influenced by one's strength and weakness. One course might be difficult for you and it might not be the same as other person and vice versa. MCA, in general, is not a tough course and if you really want to pursue the same, then figure
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New answer posted•8 years ago
What should I do after graduation: CA or prepare for competitive exams?
54 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Rishu
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8 years ago
It all depends on your interests.
If you want a government job just after your graduation, then start preparing for the competitive exams otherwise you can pursue for CA programme.
There are many organizations which are recruiting students in different fields like Banks, Railways and in other governme
If you want a government job just after your graduation, then start preparing for the competitive exams otherwise you can pursue for CA programme.
There are many organizations which are recruiting students in different fields like Banks, Railways and in other governme
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What is the difficulty level of B.Com and BBA entrance exam conducted by Jamia Millia Islamia?
456 Views|2 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Archu
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8 years ago
The difficulty level for BBA and B.Com entrance exam is moderate.
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I am in T.Y. B.Com and want to go abroad for MBA for marketing, finance, human resource, etc. Which is the best field?
30 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Sneha
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8 years ago
Each field is good, it depends on your interest, but in case of placements, marketing is the best option in comparison to other specialisations and the next best option is finance followed by human resources.
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Can MBA graduates choose commerce (subject code-08) as a subject in UGC NET? Is it a valid subject for them to choose?
175 Views|1 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Sangeetha
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8 years ago
There are two subjects which MBA graduates can opt for in the UGC NET examination.
These are
1. Labor Welfare/ Personnel Management/ Industrial Relations/ Labour & Social Welfare/Human Resource Management
and
2. Management (This includes Business Admin. Mgt./ Marketing/ Marketing Mgt./ Industrial Rela
These are
1. Labor Welfare/ Personnel Management/ Industrial Relations/ Labour & Social Welfare/Human Resource Management
and
2. Management (This includes Business Admin. Mgt./ Marketing/ Marketing Mgt./ Industrial Rela
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I have done company secretary and have experience of 2+ years in Fintech Industry. I want to pursue MBA from a top B-School. Can I do so?
74 Views|1 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Saurabh
Answered by
8 years ago
Your target is perfect itself. You can also target for FMS as it will be better than SP Jain as per your qualification according to me. Your experience will help you to get there and also you will get a good exposure.
In Mumbai, other option will be JBIMS for sure.
In Mumbai, other option will be JBIMS for sure.
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What is the difference between B.Com and B.Com (H)? What is the scope in these courses?
37 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Vishu
Answered by
8 years ago
Hi Vishu!
B.Com: This is the flagship course that was introduced across most universities in the 1970s and is still the main course. The programme offers courses in Accounts, Economics, Management, Laws and Taxation, and the eligibility is HSC in Commerce, and Maths as a subject in school is not mand
B.Com: This is the flagship course that was introduced across most universities in the 1970s and is still the main course. The programme offers courses in Accounts, Economics, Management, Laws and Taxation, and the eligibility is HSC in Commerce, and Maths as a subject in school is not mand
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Answered by
8 years ago
Hi Olivia!
Following are some of the great colleges offering a B.Com course in Kolkata:
1. St. Xavier's College
2. Goenka School of Commerce and Business Administration
3. J.D. Birla Institute
4. Maulana Azad College
5. Deshbandhu College.
Following are some of the great colleges offering a B.Com course in Kolkata:
1. St. Xavier's College
2. Goenka School of Commerce and Business Administration
3. J.D. Birla Institute
4. Maulana Azad College
5. Deshbandhu College.
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New answer posted•8 years ago
Which is the best course to pursue after doing 12th in commerce without maths?
48 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Bhargab
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8 years ago
Hi Bhargab,
Some courses for commerce without maths student include:
Bachelor of Commerce (General)
Bachelor of Business Administration
Bachelor of Management Studies
Bachelor of Business Studies
Chartered Accountancy
B.Com/LLB
Hotel Management and Hospitality
Journalism and Mass Communication
Some courses for commerce without maths student include:
Bachelor of Commerce (General)
Bachelor of Business Administration
Bachelor of Management Studies
Bachelor of Business Studies
Chartered Accountancy
B.Com/LLB
Hotel Management and Hospitality
Journalism and Mass Communication
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