Accounting & Commerce

BBA is a better option as it covers the entire management area. It is a mix of all sectors whereas B.Com is pure commerce. Regarding best course, it depends on your liking and what exactly you wish to pursue ahead. It also depends in which sector you wants to bloom in.

Hello Dhaval,
I am sorry to inform that CPT will not be considered valid for admission at MIT School of Business. To become eligible for admission you will have to clear either of one of the following entrance exams: CAT 2015, CMAT 2016, MAT (after Sept 2015), etc.
Wish you the best.

You've a decent score in CMAT, but because your graduation scores are low I can't assure you that you'll be shortlisted, however do apply, interview process has 40% weigh, if you do well in the in you stand a fair chance.

Hi Akshay,
It a very comprehensive module covering various topics from basic question of "what is e-commerce" to " how to set up and run e-commerce business". It brings many case studies of successful e-commerce companies into classrooms. During this year, some of our students were also allowed to do a project with a E-commerce start-up company called "Organic Square". Our students were not only responsible for cataloguing the products for online sale but were also extensively used to promotional and launch activities.

You can get admission in DU. But before applying, do check with their admission cell.

Ur academic profile is fine and so is the cnat score. Ur chances are good of getting call

IIM Bangalore gives more weightage to past academic performances + work experience and less weightage to CAT marks whereas IIM A&C gives high weightage to CAT marks only. So, you've got high chances with IIM A&C if you score well in CAT and medium chances with IIM Bangalore.
IIM Bangalore Final selection (66 Marks) = CAT (20) + X (15) + XII (10) + UG (15) + Work Experience (6). So, 30% of the weightage given to CAT and 70% weightage given to academics + work experience.