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2015-03-07 17:23:06

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Deepanshu hitesh

Beginner-Level 5

Hello Pooja,As you know after B.com you cannot directly get a job you will have to appear for competitive examinations.You can even go for PG like MBA,M.com.There is another better option for you of animation.Animation industry is a very fast developing industry and has a great no. of job opportunities.There are many institutions which offer animation,graphic and web designing,vfx courses.These type of courses are very interesting and get you job ready in a few months.Some of the good institutions which i can refer you are:-

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2015-03-06 08:57:37

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Mahi M

Contributor-Level 9

Hi Jayesh,CA has 3 stages.As you are in 2nd PUC you have to attempt CPT exam.It has the following 4 papers
1)Fundamentals of Accounting
2)Mercantile Law
3)General Economics
4)Quantitative Aptitude-Maths and Statistics

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2015-03-05 10:29:35

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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

Guide-Level 14

If you are interested to make career in as a network professional, system engineer, then you should apply for related job. If you are not interested in technical, you may opt career as a hardware and networking trainer. You may get initial salary of around 10,000 to 15000 per month and that may increase with time. If you are not interested at all in this, you may appear for NET and apply for lectureship job, you may pursue PhD also if you have more than 55% marks in your M.Com
Apart from this, you may also start career in accounting as an accounts executive which may be tough to fetch a job but to get further success in career you may n
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2015-03-04 19:03:41

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GIRISH SESHAMANI

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Your first option is to look at making your career in the E - Commerce industry, if you are interested. As of now, the E - Commerce industry is poised for a steady growth. Brick and mortar companies (companies which have a physical presence, as in, buildings and pave the way for a face to face interaction with customers) in the retail sector want a level playing field, since they are not able to match the pricing offered by E - Commerce websites like Flipkart, Amazon and so on. I foresee the appointment of a regulatory authority which will ensure that both the E - Commerce companies and the brick and mortar companies get a level playin
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2015-03-03 23:35:03

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Bharti Wadhwa

Contributor-Level 7

It is not necessry to do BCom for animation.

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2015-03-03 23:34:10

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Bharti Wadhwa

Contributor-Level 7

Minimum eligibility for executive MBA is Graduation in any field having 45% minimum. So you can do it after M Com.

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2015-03-03 10:57:22

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Minisha Chawla

Beginner-Level 1

Definitely you can go for MBA degree after your M.COM. Just make sure you find the right college which has good placements. These days getting placed is so difficult.

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2015-03-02 18:41:56

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Ankit Anand

Contributor-Level 9

Hi, kidnly visit nseindia.com there is lots of inof.regarding.this thank you.basically according to me tremendous opportunity there in this field. thank you

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2015-03-02 17:26:14

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arun dev

Guide-Level 11

Dear Prakash,
Certainly yes, but it will be bit tough for non commerce students,
You need to thorough your basic accounting knowledge, if you are planning to go ahead with distance/part-time course then I have listed some universities for your preference.
Go ahead, focus your course and do well.
Best regards,
Arun Dev

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2015-03-02 16:30:04

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Ajay Bindra

Beginner-Level 1

Not sure if you're interested in pursuing a course in management, but if you are, I'd suggest a PGDM program from a well-reputed institute. Keep an eye out for course features such as internships, guest lectures, career services etc and I think you should be able to narrow down your options really well. Your choice of college really does depend on your preference and test scores, but I'm from Bangalore and I've heard good reviews about the PGDM program at AIMS. It really is your choice, though. Good luck!

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