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Liju Kunju

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if ur grade minds look for diploma courses with 10 class marks.
or opt for B.A ,B.com,BBA

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being an mba in finance,CFA will give you an edge than your peers.it offers international recognition from CFA india.if you want to shape your career as financial analyst ,project manager,corporate finance specialist then,it offers some good opportunities as above.some recognised training institutes from CFA india is available.follow website of CFA india.

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pawan mangat

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Both courses are totally different from each other all depends upon your interest.Bca is related to IT it is computer study but in b.com you study accounts an other subjects.All the best, by thinking properly take deciSion your carrer starts from here.

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pawan mangat

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Yes you can work hard.All the best

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pawan mangat

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Then if no interest in maths then ofcourse BBA is better.

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pawan mangat

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Both are different it depends upon your interest.Do that in which you are interested as you can do much much better if you have interest in your study.BBA is related to business study and bcom is all about accounts and economics.

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