Accounting & Commerce

You must have studied Business Mathematics (aka Quantitative Methods) and Statistics in B.Com. Why don't you enroll in a course in Microsoft Power BI (Business Intelligence) in India to prepare yourself for a career in Data Analysis. Once you get a good knowledge in BI, apply for a MS in Business An

Your question does not say what programming languages or computer related subjects you studied in B.Com (Computer Applications). My presumption is that you must have studied C or C+ or Java and Database Management Systems. If that is the case, I will not advise you to study MBA (at this stage). Enro

Dear Sheena, it depends what subjects are being offered by your University. However, it also depends on what subject options you have on graduation and PG basis. Generally people from PG in English opt for SST and Hindi or English Literature, depending on their PG specialization. I hope this would s

SST and English are method papers in B.Ed through which you are learned to apply your learning skill in the class room. As you have done your graduation in commerce, definitely you have sufficient command in your subject. So, you can apply for TGT commerce. But, at the same time, if you have enough

You can pursue a professional course like ACCA. ACCA stands for the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. It is a leading international accountancy body. The ACCA qualification is recognised and is treated in other countries as being equivalent to their local qualification. For further de

If you have got good marks, you should go abroad. There, you will get more knowledge and they will also offer you job. You will get experience as well. If your marks is average, you can try to get admission in any government college. They doesn’t care about you. Better join private university in Ind