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New answer posted•9 years ago
Animesh Wadhwa
9 years ago
There are many opportunities for you.
You may go for CA/CS/CMA parallel, you can pursue graduation in B.Com honors.
You may go for Hotel management, Hospital Management, Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication, Integrated B.Com LLB course.
Also, you may prepare for PSU jobs.
Choice is yours. Inter

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New answer posted•9 years ago
You have completed your graduation and Masters in commerce. Definitely, you should have enough command in your subject. It will be more convenient to you to apply for commerce subjects. But, if you have enough confident in English, and you think that you can carry the subject, then you can apply for

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I have completed B.Sc (CS). What should I do among D.Ted and B.Ed?

71 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Nilaver
D.Ted is Diploma and B.Ed is a Bachelor’s degree. As you have completed your graduation, you are advised to do B.Ed. with this, you can apply for TGT in future.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Abhishek Dixit
9 years ago
You can directly go for the Master’s degree, but there are few reputed colleges who may ask you to take a six months foundation year course for the same.

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If a student is not good in maths, can he/she pursue CA?

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astha singh
9 years ago
You can improve on your skills by practicing math problems everyday. You will get better over time. Not being good at something should not be a deterrent to your aspirations. Practice daily and your skills will improve over time. Although CA courses require some hard number crunching, you will defin

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New answer posted•9 years ago
That's a good choice Rajat. Traveling is a part of tourism. It has good prospect for job. There are numbers of courses available which will give you a lot of pleasure. It includes holiday representative, tour manager, tourism officer, tourist information Centre manager, travel agency manager, event

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Nidhi Sharma
9 years ago
Hello,
I doubt your eligibility for admission in a Canadian university, a three year degree is not easily accepted, also the desired program needs related education background and work experience. You should still check the university’s websites for entry requirements such as University of British Co

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