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shaniya salahuddin
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It depends on your interest. If you're a commerce student, so B.Com is good for you. Otherwise, if you're a non-commerce student, then BBA is good for you.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Gaurav Shandilya
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You can get an opportunity to work in various career avenues such as Airlines, Hotels, Travel Agency, Transport, Tour Operations etc.
Starting salary depends on numerous factors. Prominent ones include- profile of the employer, job profile and job location. Average starting salary is between 10k-15k Rupees per month. In case of Government job, the salary will be based on Pay Band and scale.
Starting salary depends on numerous factors. Prominent ones include- profile of the employer, job profile and job location. Average starting salary is between 10k-15k Rupees per month. In case of Government job, the salary will be based on Pay Band and scale.
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CORERORKEE sd
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Try for MBA in Finance, having more potential in banking sector. All the Best. www.coer.ac.in
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Vidura AryaAlways a helper, keen on providing value.
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Hello,
You might have chosen B.Com for the following reasons:
You are good at Maths and Accountancy / More job prospects than BBA / IT is a wholesome course. If your answer is any one out of the three then you can go with the following FINANCE related courses. Yes you heard it right. 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 eg; in RBI)
6. MBA in Finance
Off beat things :
1. Law
2. Hotel Management (in cost departme
You might have chosen B.Com for the following reasons:
You are good at Maths and Accountancy / More job prospects than BBA / IT is a wholesome course. If your answer is any one out of the three then you can go with the following FINANCE related courses. Yes you heard it right. 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 eg; in RBI)
6. MBA in Finance
Off beat things :
1. Law
2. Hotel Management (in cost departme
...more
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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer
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After B.Com, you cannot get placement. You need to pursue post-graduation. You can go for M.Com or MBA after B.Com. Then, you can get a good job in a company.
All the best.
All the best.
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Manik Bhatnagar
Guide-Level 14
Hi Harsh, You can pursue the below courses:
1. MBA (Business Economics)
2. M.A. (Economics)
3. M.A. (Applied Economics)
4. M.A. (Business Economics)
Diploma Courses in Economics
1. Post Graduate Diploma (Applied Economics)
2. Post Graduate Diploma (Econometrics)
All the Best!
1. MBA (Business Economics)
2. M.A. (Economics)
3. M.A. (Applied Economics)
4. M.A. (Business Economics)
Diploma Courses in Economics
1. Post Graduate Diploma (Applied Economics)
2. Post Graduate Diploma (Econometrics)
All the Best!
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Arun JordanNever judge a book by it's cover 😊
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The course in which you can work as a professional and gives you a new experience. There are few things which I would like to suggest to study is psychology and how to do networking in any field. The best is in which you are interested the most.
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Aastha Shive
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The best way to re-start your career will be to do MBA and then look out for jobs.
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Aditya Pandey
Beginner-Level 4
Both the options are good. It totally depends upon your interest. If you want to make a career in law then LL.B. is good for you. If you want to enter the managerial world, then MBA is a great choice. My personal opinion is that you should go for MBA along with pursuing a certification course on law.
All the best for your future.
All the best for your future.
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