B.Com Preparation

Yes, you can but B.Com should be your priority and apply for CAT as well. Basically, there are 3 sections in CAT exam - verbal ability, DILR Quants. Verbal ability- Start reading newspaper daily to increase your reading speed and grasping power.

Pick up previous years papers. Start solving them
Retrograde- paper wise or
Anterograde-chapter/topic wise. For this go through these papers and select topics based on frequency of repetition. Must do all solved examples and problems from your basic books. Revise important concepts/points daily (separate them out, subject wise)
Do 2 subjects daily (weak subjects more time+strong less time, format). .

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The candidate must have studied Commerce in class 11 and 12 with Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Maths and English as main subjects. The minimum cut off marks criteria is subject to each college/university's own admission criteria for that year.

Hi, Surely, You can prepare for banking after your B.Com. I'm currently doing my Certification in Investment Banking (CIBOP) at Imarticus Learning in Mumbai. Where we are learning about complex financial products and their Trade Lifecycles, along with an Operational Risk and Regulations. It's only a 2 months programme and they're going to provide placement assistance too so I think Ill comfortably get a good job and be where I want to be in Investment Banking in a few months. Check them out on www.imarticus.org
Hope this will help. Thanks.

Hello,
Following are some of the YouTube channels for studying B.Com in Hindi:
1. Study khazana
2. Study commerce
3. Commerce baba
Thank you.

Cost management through value analysis, anthology of world literature's, emerging trends in business, the effectiveness of counselling and many more.

During B.Com, a candidate can prepare for banking examinations, SSC if interested for central government jobs and CAT MAT CMAT XAT for pursuing MBA. These are few valid options available. The candidate can also try to give other state based entrance examinations depending on the state to which he/she belongs.

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Both are equally good. It depends on your area of interest. MBA is the one which would help you to learn and interact and scope is wide for learning and earning. PSU jobs would rather be preferred for those who want security but it is a misconception because in the current scenario both the jobs are equally demanding. Have equal pressure and requires equal work out of an employee.

You can prepare for PO exams simultaneously with B.Com. You can join an institute for PO exam preparation but you can attempt exam only in last year or last semester. You can also take weekend classes for PO entrance so that you can manage your B.Com classes also. You have to manage the time between both the courses and also regular practice is needed for PO.

Hi Anushka. It is best that you start your CS alongwith graduation. Managing both CS syllabus and graduation studies is a bit challenging, but can be managed with ease, once started. If you are planning of doing the same with MBA, the task would be a bit more challenging. The only benefit you derive starting CS after graduation is that you don't have to appear for the foundation exam. Think and act wisely. Feel free to revert. All the best!