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kanu vashisht
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There is a scope you can pursue teaching career, but it will be better, if you pursue MBA with the specialization in marketing or operations. That will be more beneficial.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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PG Diploma in Mass Communication, Advertising and PR, Financial Management, HR or export as well. Basically, you can opt for management or social Science PG Diploma. You are eligible for all.
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Kukki Bala
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General eligibility for M.A. Economics is as below:
B.A. (Hons) in Economics subject
A minimum aggregate score of 50% at the level of graduation. The eligibility criteria may differ from college to college where for some universities, admission procedure is entrance exam. For some it is Merit based. As in, Delhi University eligibility for merit-based admissions is aggregate 50% in B.A. (Hons) Economics done from DU only.
B.A. (Hons) in Economics subject
A minimum aggregate score of 50% at the level of graduation. The eligibility criteria may differ from college to college where for some universities, admission procedure is entrance exam. For some it is Merit based. As in, Delhi University eligibility for merit-based admissions is aggregate 50% in B.A. (Hons) Economics done from DU only.
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Ananya Dev
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Hi,
B.Com courses don't have a very high market value unless and until a student pursues some business course like MBA or M.Com. Whereas, B.Com (Hons) being a specialization course, it offers better opportunities and good packages. It is highly valued by the business industry.
B.Com courses don't have a very high market value unless and until a student pursues some business course like MBA or M.Com. Whereas, B.Com (Hons) being a specialization course, it offers better opportunities and good packages. It is highly valued by the business industry.
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Bhavna Sen
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Hello,
If you want to pursue a career in financial industry, then a B.Com along with some professional course in finance will help you get a job faster in the market. The time is evolving and the companies now a days are looking at candidates who have the right certificates. The package offered is best in the industry. If you planning to work as a Treasury Manager, Investment Counselors, Financial Consultants, Manager in Export/ Import firms, Research Associate, Private Banking (RM), Derivatives Advisory, etc. Than you can check NSE Academy website https://www.ncfm-india.com/ORE/OREGAFA.jsp, there is a programme GAFA, they also have pl
If you want to pursue a career in financial industry, then a B.Com along with some professional course in finance will help you get a job faster in the market. The time is evolving and the companies now a days are looking at candidates who have the right certificates. The package offered is best in the industry. If you planning to work as a Treasury Manager, Investment Counselors, Financial Consultants, Manager in Export/ Import firms, Research Associate, Private Banking (RM), Derivatives Advisory, etc. Than you can check NSE Academy website https://www.ncfm-india.com/ORE/OREGAFA.jsp, there is a programme GAFA, they also have pl
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7 years agoI want to take admission in LLB after B.Com. Can you provide details of top 5 law colleges of India?
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Ramesh, being a pass out from SLS, Pune I would definitely recommend this college. Symbiosis through it's various programs provides the students an open window to experience the legal world and the co-curricular activity give you a real life experience of a to be lawyer. For more colleges visit:
https://blog.ipleaders.in/three-years-llb/.
https://blog.ipleaders.in/three-years-llb/.
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Shalaka Singh
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Hi Kuldeep,
To pursue LLB after B.Com, you need to appear in the exams conducted by various universities like DU, Allahabad University, Symbiosis, etc. The eligibility criteria is graduation.
To pursue LLB after B.Com, you need to appear in the exams conducted by various universities like DU, Allahabad University, Symbiosis, etc. The eligibility criteria is graduation.
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Vidura AryaAlways a helper, keen on providing value.
Guide-Level 11
Hello Chirodeep,
B.Com majorly gives you jobs like that of "Financial Analyst or Manager" because it deals more with statistics, finance and economics.
*Typical things to do after:
1. CA
2. M.Com
3. Consultancy (one of the highest paid jobs).
4. Banking / Auditing
5. Government Jobs (for example, RBI)
6. MBA in Finance
*Offbeat things:
1. Law
2. Hotel Management (in cost departments)
3. Teaching
4. Start up
5. Work in Think tanks like 'Niti Aayog'
Choose wisely.
All the best.
B.Com majorly gives you jobs like that of "Financial Analyst or Manager" because it deals more with statistics, finance and economics.
*Typical things to do after:
1. CA
2. M.Com
3. Consultancy (one of the highest paid jobs).
4. Banking / Auditing
5. Government Jobs (for example, RBI)
6. MBA in Finance
*Offbeat things:
1. Law
2. Hotel Management (in cost departments)
3. Teaching
4. Start up
5. Work in Think tanks like 'Niti Aayog'
Choose wisely.
All the best.
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. It's good that you are clear on pursuing a career in interior designing thus post B.Com you should do a certification course in interior designing & sharpen your skills by practising on the software that is being used by the interior designers.
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Nanduraj
Contributor-Level 8
Hi,
There is no need. CLAT is for 5-year LL.B. Programs. Below colleges are good for pursuing 3-year LLB programmes.
1. Faculty of Law, University of Delhi
2. Jindal Global Law School
3. BHU Law School
4. GLC-Mumbai
5. ILS Law College-Pune
6. IIT-Kharagpur Law School (RGSOIPL)-only for B.Tech/M.Sc graduates
7. PU, Chandigarh Law Department
8. Symbiosis Law School, Pune
9. Lucknow University Law Faculty
10. Allahabad University Law Department
11. Osmania University-University College of Law / PG College of Law
12. Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University Chennai/ School of Excellence in Law
13. Government. Law College, Ernakulam/Trivandram & Kozhikode
There is no need. CLAT is for 5-year LL.B. Programs. Below colleges are good for pursuing 3-year LLB programmes.
1. Faculty of Law, University of Delhi
2. Jindal Global Law School
3. BHU Law School
4. GLC-Mumbai
5. ILS Law College-Pune
6. IIT-Kharagpur Law School (RGSOIPL)-only for B.Tech/M.Sc graduates
7. PU, Chandigarh Law Department
8. Symbiosis Law School, Pune
9. Lucknow University Law Faculty
10. Allahabad University Law Department
11. Osmania University-University College of Law / PG College of Law
12. Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University Chennai/ School of Excellence in Law
13. Government. Law College, Ernakulam/Trivandram & Kozhikode
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