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kanu vashisht

Guide-Level 15

You can either opt for simple B.Com or BBA as per your interest.

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edison varghese

Beginner-Level 4

Depend on where you want to place your career, Hope following information will help you:
1. M.Sc. CS will be good if you want to take academics like teaching /research. Job options :- Colleges, educational institutions, TIFR, DRDO, BARC etc.
2. MCA CCNA Will be good if you want to get into hardcore coding/ programming. Job option: Infosys, wipro, Banking & insurance sector, government organisations etc.
3. B.Sc. CS will not be sufficient, you will have to do further specialisation, like C/C+. VB, Java etc.

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Vidita Mehta

Contributor-Level 8

"Hi, You can always do a short term course in Finance. Imarticus Learning offers finance and analytics course that are normally 2-3 months long that are sure to help you revive your career. For some of our courses, we also offer placement assistance at top firms in the industry. To know more about the courses visit http://imarticus.org/". .

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Anjali TaRead to Lead

Guide-Level 14

There are two choices, after completing B.Com. The first one is Higher Studies and second is job !Consider first choice :- You can apply for following courses after completing B.Com in Accounting and Finance :-
1) M.Com
2) MBA in Finance or Financial Management or Accounting etc.
3) B.Ed.
4) PGDM
5) DTL !

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Deepanwita SahuLearner!

Contributor-Level 8

I don't think any college would offer such change in stream. But even if it does, (you might get IT but not CSE) you should be well prepared about the pre requisite. Learn C for starting because they already know C language as it was in their first year course. Moreover, their subjects might seem difficult to you as you've read mechanical engineering before.

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Amit Sharma

Beginner-Level 5

You can apply for the Christ university CS course online >
https://onlineapp.christuniversity.in/KnowledgePro/uniqueIdRegistration.do
However, if you are considering a professional certification check out 2 great alternatives for a global career in finance.
Check out the US CPA (CA equivalent in United States) with just 4 exam subjects >
https://cpa.mileseducation.com/
Also, check out the US CMA (US equivalent of ICWA) just 2 exam subjects >
https://cma.mileseducation.com/
Career opportunities include Big4 (Deloitte, KPMG, PwC, E&Y), top global audit firms (BDO, Grant Thornton), US MNCs (Accenture, Cognizant, Genpact) and many Indian MNCs lis
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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi

Guide-Level 15

You can choose either MBA or CA. But I would say that you choose CA as it includes everything.

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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi

Guide-Level 15

Don't go for LL.B. Better go for MBA finance, it will give more job opportunities. It has least job opportunities. I prefer MBA, because even if you failed to complete CS the knowledge you will have in Taxation, SEBI, Accounts will help you to get good jobs if you take MBA in finance. Same thing has happened with me and now I am working for good firm.

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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?

Scholar-Level 17

Yes, you can do LL.B. You can join in the college.

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

Scholar-Level 17

Hi Akshay,
You can opt MBA in finance and accounting. MBA in Finance does not lead only to investment banks and securities firms. It offers numerous possibilities in the corporate world too. Finance Managers can become Accounting Managers who prepare finance reports for the company, or Financial Analysts who focus on developing financial strategies and go about money management for the company. Financial Analysis forms the basis of strategic planning, managing alliances, and making every-day decisions in a management. From mergers to expansion to global financing, MBA in Finance offers you a highly specialised knowledge which accelerate
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