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Bipin Jha

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MBA is a natural choice for you. Please, take up the course with additional preparation. You pay interest in soft skills from the beginning, to save your time.

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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach

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Yes, that's the important thing to get into the PGT posts in Teaching. States conduct their own eligibility tests. The intake is 120 in marketing, 120 in finance, 60 in HR and 60 in general.

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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

Scholar-Level 16

As per your query, you can think of these fields:
LLB
MBA-(finance, international business, marketing, HR, media management)
Advertising
Journalism
Development studies
Social Work
International relations
Public Policy
Special education
Psychology
MCA (if you had maths upto class 12th)
PR and event management

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Rohit Jain

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The best universities in Delhi include:
DU
IP
Amity University

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Rohit Jain

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A good percentage to be eligible is minimum 85% marks.

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sourav modak

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If you are interested in the business field then opt for BBA. It has a vast scope.

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Bipin Jha

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You can pursue M.Com after completing BBA from any college of your choice. You just need to meet the eligibility criteria.

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Rohit Jain

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Both are not comparable at all. Both professionals are required by companies. CS is more of Secretarial Law and CMA is about Finance/Costing.
If you are ready to hard work then you definitely can become a CMA. There are CMAs in our society. How did they pass? You really have to work hard. Your hard work and luck will determine your result. Still, if you want to pursue an easy one, then I would suggest that you should opt CS.

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