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Vaibhav Vohra

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Once you have completed you Bachelor's and that too in commerce, though you can go for any of the Masters or Professional course but the following would be the best choice:
1. Chartered Accountancy (CA)
2. Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Finance
3. Master of Commerce, M.Com.

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vishal janii am a student of b.com first year

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You can try for B.Com + CA at the same time, but I will suggest you to complete B.Com, and after that go for CA, because the article ship is very hard in CA. So, I prefer you to complete your B.Com after that do CA. But, your brain is powerful, so you can try for CA +B.Com at same time.

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pasha asif

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B.Com is a reputed course for entering accounting and finance field and in India. B.Com graduates have a good scope and if you pursue M.Com or any other PG course then your scope will get enhanced. B.Com graduates are hired very often and the scope will remain good for some more time.

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pasha asif

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B.Com is a reputed course for entering accounting and finance field and in India. B.Com graduates have a good scope and if you pursue M.Com or any other PG course then your scope will get enhanced. B.Com graduates are hired very often and the scope will remain good for some more time.

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pasha asif

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B.Com is a reputed course for entering accounting and finance field and in India. B.Com graduates have a good scope and if you pursue M.Com or any other PG course then your scope will get enhanced. B.Com graduates are hired very often and the scope will remain good for some more time.

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kanu vashisht

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Go for Either MBA or CA, as you are having good experience, so you can opt for any.

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Anu AnkitaSEO Analyst

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MBA has great career opportunities as compared to CA. No doubt that CA is a great position to hold in the corporate sector. It depends on your interest that which field you are interested in. CA is 5 years course if it is cleared in 1 attempt and on the other hand MBA does not have such things, it is a proper 2 years course.

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Ananya Dev

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No, you need to have done B.Sc mathematics in order to be eligible.

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parvez shaikhMentor for upcoming generation and talents

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Yes, you can apply but you need to submit certain required documents which are required by the college as reasons behind your gap.

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Archita Chouhan

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Hello,
Yes, you can definitely do MA after B.Com. It's a good choice to do Masters after graduation but the only eligibility is that you should have at least 50% percent in UG.

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