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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

B.Com BBA courses caters to two different career fields.
The first, B.Com, is general accounting while BBA or BMS is specialised course for management.
To get to know which one suits a student the better, we compare both in terms of the course coverage, study focus, subjects, career prospects etc., of these two.
contents / subjects
B.Com
Accounting & Finance management
Cost management
Auditing
Economics
Human Resource
Export Management
Industrial Psychology etc.,
BBA / BMS
Marketing
Finance
Human resource
Business & Industrial law
Business mathematics
Business ethics
Management
Operations & Research
International business
Public relations management
Expor
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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

Incase you are also preparing for bank then M.com is a great idea

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Tanushree Mitra

Guide-Level 12

Hi Prerna,
There are many options from B.Com to Event management. You may refer to the related queries below for reference and better understanding.

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Chetna S

Scholar-Level 17

B.Com, General is a three year undergraduate degree program which provides a foundation in all aspects of commerce. This degree can be pursued by a student only after successful completion of HSC (10+2) exam from any stream with English as a passing subject. However, students are admitted to this course on the basis of their merit in their HSC examination results, there is no entrance examination for this degree. This course is offered in many different disciplines so as to train candidates in a particular field. As this course is directly related to the basic business requirements, the prospect of this course is very bright and it is
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Chetna S

Scholar-Level 17

The best way is to crack CAT and apply to one of the IIMs to get the best placements. Admissions to most of the business schools will happen through entrances like CAT, XAT, MAT, IPUCET etc.

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Hari Hara Sudhan Ramaswamywww.scholarclips.co.in

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Actually no. Why do you want to do like that? Hope this helps. Thanks!

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Hari Hara Sudhan Ramaswamywww.scholarclips.co.in

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I suggest you do an M.Com. If you don't wish then choose an MBA. As far as correspondence degrees go, you will not be eligible to study abroad. That is the only disadvantage. Hope this helps. Thanks!

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Hari Hara Sudhan Ramaswamywww.scholarclips.co.in

Contributor-Level 9

A CBSE student, is always someone who looked upto against a state board. So, you must make sure you concentrate on your favourite subjects as you mentioned - Commerce. This means, you will also have to take Accounting, Economics, etc., which will make it a package. I think your teachers will help you assess this too. Also, you must take English as this will help you in case you want to study abroad. So what are the subjects offered? Hope this helps. Thanks!

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divesh rewatkarStruggles makes you stronger.

Contributor-Level 6

depends on your choice.CA is reputed course n need hard work.Results are very tough .B.Tech comparatively is easy compared to it. if u wanna do B.Tech make sure you do it from reputed college. best of luck

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CS Vishwash AgarwalFaculty of Accountancy, Finance, Law & Economics.

Contributor-Level 7

Yeah, it is really helpful in Executive & FINAL stage of Chartered Accountant course.
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Vishwash Agarwal

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