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jayakishore aireripgd vlsi&ehd-btech or msc (NIEIT)
Guide-Level 13
After B.Com, you can get a good job in the accountancy field. You can pursue CMA course along with B.Com. You don't need to pursue MBA afterwards.
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Finance Career CounselorCreating a world of better expertise
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If you have a keen interest in numbers, opt for accounts, and if you have a keen interest in theory courses, opt for a management course.
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Finance Career CounselorCreating a world of better expertise
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The best options in front of you after completing B.Com are:
1. MBA in finance from a reputed B-School which has 100% campus recruitment. For that, you need to appear for CAT or similar exams. It's of no use to waste 10 or 20 lakhs INR in an ordinary MBA college as they are in abundance in the country. Most students passing out from ordinary MBA colleges are either unemployed or working for 5 to 10 thousand rupees. So if it is an MBA, it must be from an IIM or similar ranked B-school.
2. You may go for Indian professional accounting course like CA/ICWA. However, get ready to study hard for the next 3 to 5 years before you can start your
1. MBA in finance from a reputed B-School which has 100% campus recruitment. For that, you need to appear for CAT or similar exams. It's of no use to waste 10 or 20 lakhs INR in an ordinary MBA college as they are in abundance in the country. Most students passing out from ordinary MBA colleges are either unemployed or working for 5 to 10 thousand rupees. So if it is an MBA, it must be from an IIM or similar ranked B-school.
2. You may go for Indian professional accounting course like CA/ICWA. However, get ready to study hard for the next 3 to 5 years before you can start your
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Finance Career CounselorCreating a world of better expertise
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You should opt for BCA.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You can opt for MCA to make a good career in the IT sector.
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Harimohan Debnathi am cool minded man and would like to do BBA
Beginner-Level 4
Hi,
I think Sikkim Manipal University is a better option for BBA and B.Com.
I think Sikkim Manipal University is a better option for BBA and B.Com.
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Saransh Aggrawal
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No, CFP is a certificate course and PGDM is a Diploma course. For the jobs prospects, CFP (Certified Financial Planner) is better than PGDM. There are some institutes like Times Pro and ICICI Bank offering facility to pursue this course with a great placements opportunity in private banks. Also, CFP is a 6 months course and PGDM is a 1 year course and for fees both have similar structure.
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Akash Debnathamazingtechntricks.com
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There are many examinations. It depends on the college, in which you want to take admission.
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Career Coach CoachCareer Counseling
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Hi Arooba,
The answer can be judged simply on basis of what you have interest in. In case, you are from science background, but are you really interested to go ahead in this?
What are you interests and how much marks you are able to score in both the courses? A detailed description is required.
The answer can be judged simply on basis of what you have interest in. In case, you are from science background, but are you really interested to go ahead in this?
What are you interests and how much marks you are able to score in both the courses? A detailed description is required.
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