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New question posted•9 years ago
Is it beneficial to pursue M.Com from IGNOU to become a lecturer?
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Asked by Mona
New answer posted•9 years ago
Can I pursue B.Com after passing class 12th with arts stream?
83 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Yash

Answered by
9 years ago
Hello Yash,
I think so. You can pursue B Com. But some colleges have higher cut-offs for non stream candidates for giving admission. But why change stream? There are plenty of opportunities in humanities also. Hard work will take you places in humanities also.
I think so. You can pursue B Com. But some colleges have higher cut-offs for non stream candidates for giving admission. But why change stream? There are plenty of opportunities in humanities also. Hard work will take you places in humanities also.
New answer posted•9 years ago
Which course would be better in Canada? I am a B.Com final year student.
54 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Bennet

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9 years ago
There are hundreds of options. You can try for MBA, MS, MA in numerous fields like Finance, Accounts, Economics, Politics etc. You need to shortlist few options and then decide upon which 5-10 courses finally to apply for. Best way to begin is by going to any University website and look for the opti
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New answer posted•9 years ago
Which course should I pursue after completing 12th in commerce stream with computer science if I have impressive command in computers?
110 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Anmol

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9 years ago
Dear Anmol,
In my view, being from a commerce background, I would recommend you take up B.Sc in Computer Science. Most of the universities might have the requirement of Maths in class 12 but there are few universities that offer foundation subjects as part of the undergraduate program. I need further
In my view, being from a commerce background, I would recommend you take up B.Sc in Computer Science. Most of the universities might have the requirement of Maths in class 12 but there are few universities that offer foundation subjects as part of the undergraduate program. I need further
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New answer posted•9 years ago
What can I do after BBA? I like calculative subjects like finance & accounts and I want a job in an office. Which course should I pursue?
39 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Jainy

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9 years ago
You can do MBA after BBA from any good university in your area. You like calculating subject so you can also prepare for charted accounting (CA). You can become chartered accountant in future.
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9 years ago
Of course, you can go for B.Ed if you're interested in teaching.
New question posted•9 years ago
I am B.com 1st year student frm jyothinivas college in Bangalore .So can do 2nd year as correspondence.
42 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Priyanka Rajpurohit
New answer posted•9 years ago
Will it be possible to pursue B.Com from Delhi University and Company Secretary along with it?
117 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Shubhangi
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9 years ago
Hi,
Yes, it is possible to pursue B.Com and CS simultaneously.
However, you need to manage the schedule properly so that the timing of the two doesn't get mixed.
Further, you need to be ready for hectic studying schedule if you wanna excel in both the courses.
It's quite normal to pursue graduation a
Yes, it is possible to pursue B.Com and CS simultaneously.
However, you need to manage the schedule properly so that the timing of the two doesn't get mixed.
Further, you need to be ready for hectic studying schedule if you wanna excel in both the courses.
It's quite normal to pursue graduation a