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Suhas Lokesh
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ICWA is better combination because it will be easier to study them both as accounts is the basic subject for both streams. As CS consists of too may Laws you might find difficult in studying commerce subject with CS laws. So go for ICWAI, even I'm doing ICWAI Inter with my final year B.Com. :')
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Chetna S
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B.Com Honors will lead to many options like m.com, MBA, CA, Actuarial, marketing, HR, etc. If you are keen in writing, journalism, teaching, interpreter, editing careers then go for English (Honors). All central and state universities offer these courses.
B.Com Honors will lead to many options like m.com, MBA, CA, Actuarial, marketing, HR, etc. If you are keen in writing, journalism, teaching, interpreter, editing careers then go for English (Honors). All central and state universities offer these courses.
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Avanee Sharma
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The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA or BBA) is a Bachelor degree in commerce and business administration. The degree is conferred after four years of full-time study in one or more areas of business concentrations.
Its post graduation degree is MBA.
B.Com stands for Bachelor of Commerce. It is an undergraduate degree in commerce stream. It is a three-year Bachelor degree.
Its post-graduation degree is M.Com.
Its post graduation degree is MBA.
B.Com stands for Bachelor of Commerce. It is an undergraduate degree in commerce stream. It is a three-year Bachelor degree.
Its post-graduation degree is M.Com.
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