Accounting & Commerce

Hi,
There are plenty of professional courses available for you to choose from.
For commerce students, one of the easiest things to do is go for B.Com then M.Com and then maybe PhD or professor.
There's also an option to go for CA, CS, CMA and at times LLB. The mainstay of commerce students for years no

Hi Priya,
There are plenty of professional courses available for you to choose from.
For commerce students, one of the easiest things to do is go for B.Com then M.Com and then maybe PhD or professor.
There's also an option to go for CA, CS, CMA and at times LLB . The mainstay of commerce students for y

Hi Aklas,
If your interest is more in core commerce education especially accounts then for you M.Com can be a good option, but ideally MBA provides a wide scope of career opportunities.
Where M.Com will only give you limited options, MBA has more horizons to look upon.
My brother did MBA in Port and

Admission to JBIMS is only through CET score, past background or economic background does not matter, but past academics have an impact on profile.

Dear
In MBA programme only you may choose Finance specialisation for better career opportunities and knowledge related to Business economics, Financial planning and Analysis.
All the best

No, there are other better colleges for pursuing BBA.

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Hi Pal Amit,
B.Com and ITI are two very regular courses and there is a high demand of you to be present in both the courses. Hence, you can't. Go for the course that fits your interest.
All the best.

Hi Shubham,
After completing M.Com, candidates can go for various courses . Some of the best available courses include:
Doctorate Degree
The higher academic degree is awarded for research work of the candidate, demonstrating original contributions of "special excellence" in some branch of commerce.
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