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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
Guide-Level 14
Dear Phani,
You seems confused between GRE/GMAT. Before opting to the college, first choose your area of study (after B.Com of course you will not go for engineering so GRE options is close for you as this is for Science and technology), now left is GMAT before choosing exam choose the country and college. And as per their criteria, go ahead. GMAT is just an entrance exam. Actual story starts afterwards. Hope this helps.
You seems confused between GRE/GMAT. Before opting to the college, first choose your area of study (after B.Com of course you will not go for engineering so GRE options is close for you as this is for Science and technology), now left is GMAT before choosing exam choose the country and college. And as per their criteria, go ahead. GMAT is just an entrance exam. Actual story starts afterwards. Hope this helps.
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shubham chaudhariMgmt committe member at Welingkar College ,Mumbai.
Contributor-Level 10
Yes, you can take as many degree as you want.
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Nishant kumar Ray
Guide-Level 12
B.Com graduate come under non-technical branch of Indian Airforce, such as administration logistic and education now talking about the score it has same scope as like other technical branch offices, but the only difference is due to its less technical support the promotion statistics is a bit lower, then the technical branch officers.
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Usha L MojiPositive thinker!!
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,I think you should go for PGDM and along with it write various banking exams. There are certain pros and cons in both it all depends on your choice. When it's comes to banking exams you start to earn immediately, have job security, moderate work load, but then it has slower growth compared to other private jobs. And, if you choose PGDM, a large paycheck depending on the college you have joined and if you have any previous experience in banking but you will have a high work pressure, and less job stability. Hope it helps you. All the best.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Kanuj,I am afraid, no institute offering MBA as a course allows any lateral admission. This word 'lateral admission' is invariably used for lateral admission directly into second year of engineering for those students who have completed their Diploma in engineering.
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pratiksha kamble
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It is the right time to join coaching. There are so many coaching who claim that they can cover your all topics within a couple of months, but it is useless because with few months of coaching you can hardly complete your whole syllabus, so it is the right time.
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pratiksha kamble
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Right time to start coaching is before 1 year, it is suitable time to join coaching. You can easily cover all your topics with revision a get enough time for practice.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
Guide-Level 14
Dear Ishan,
As per their admission policy on website, if the duration of your Bachelors is less than 4 years then you are not eligible to do MBA from Harvard or Stanford because they generally follow American education system. According to that, the length of graduation is 4 years (fresher, sophomore, junior, senior). Hence they wouldn't allow if you have done B.Com, BBA, BA or something like this.
In addition to this, according to them if you really wish to pursue MBA from Harvard, you need to have post graduate Diploma after Bachelors. IELTS or TOEFL is only required if the medium of instruction in your college is not in English.
As per their admission policy on website, if the duration of your Bachelors is less than 4 years then you are not eligible to do MBA from Harvard or Stanford because they generally follow American education system. According to that, the length of graduation is 4 years (fresher, sophomore, junior, senior). Hence they wouldn't allow if you have done B.Com, BBA, BA or something like this.
In addition to this, according to them if you really wish to pursue MBA from Harvard, you need to have post graduate Diploma after Bachelors. IELTS or TOEFL is only required if the medium of instruction in your college is not in English.
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Ayush Thakur
Contributor-Level 10
Both are graduate degree courses and the duration of both these courses is same, i.e. 3 years, choosing any one course is totally dependent on your interest. If you are interested in accounting field, then B.com would be the best course for you. But if your aim is to do MBA course then BBA would be the best for you.
After completing B.Com, you can also go with MBA course but if you can do BBA then you will easily handle the MBA course.
B.com is best for those who are interested in making their career in accounting and finance field but BBA course is for those who are interested in professional courses and interested to do MBA course in f
After completing B.Com, you can also go with MBA course but if you can do BBA then you will easily handle the MBA course.
B.com is best for those who are interested in making their career in accounting and finance field but BBA course is for those who are interested in professional courses and interested to do MBA course in f
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Shivani Agarwal
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It solely depends on what you want to pursue. There is nothing like which is better or less preferred. However, depending on the career path you want in future after graduating one may benefit more than others. Like if you want to complete your MBA from an IIM and enter into the high salary job profile. Then a simple B.Com or BBA is also good and if you want a government job in a bank. Then also B.Com is advised and then either you can do MBA or simply clear the exams and get a government job.
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