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1. Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay.
2. Indian Institute of Technology – Delhi.
3. Indian Institute of Technology – Kanpur.
4. Birla Institute of Technology and Science - Pilani.
5. National Institute of Technology – Trichy.
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1. After completing class 12th, you are eligible to take the foundation course. Examination can be taken twice a year, in June and December. Candidates who pass the foundation examination are eligible to seek registration as students to the Company Secretaryship course.
The course completes after a preliminary, intermediate and final examination.
2. Final examination can be taken after 18 months of enrolling in the course and having undergone satisfactory postal or oral tuition for the particular group of final examination. Enrolment is open throughout the year. For appearing in the June
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Yes, you can pursue, as per UGC guidelines, student can pursue 2 different programs from 2 different universities. But, you should work on your time management as both the programs require good amount of time for the studies.
All the best.
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Guide-Level 13
MBA through distance mode does not carry any value. MBA is not just a degree, it is about learning and developing yourself.
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Guide-Level 11
(a) Pursue B.Ed to go in teaching.
(b) CAT I.e certificate in accounting technician from ICWA (ICMAI) + ADCA from recognised training institutes to start your job as an Accountant.
(c) SAP modules in finance and accounts from recognised training institutes from SAP.
(d) If not interested to continue your jobs in private sectors,continue your preparation for Bank PO or SSC. They also offer a good accounting and banking career, if selected finally.
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(a) B.Com+M.Com+B.Ed.to go in teaching
(b) B.Com+CA/CWA as a accountant or tax consultant.
(c) B.Com+CA/CWA+LLM as a tax consultant.
(d) B.Com+MBA Finance as a finance professional in different banks and financial companies.
(e) B.Com+CFA as financial analyst or portfolio management or Equity Analyst.
(f) B.Com+LLB+LLM to work as legal adviser in law firm or different companies.
Finanly, it depends on students and its inclination against subjects. All the above courses offer equal career prospects to students in India and abroad. For more details, kindly visit the https://shiksha.com
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