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Vishal Paswan

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CA, CS, CMA, CFP, CPA, MBA are the good options available for you.

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Ritika Bhardwaj

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Yes, you can do fashion designing course after B.Com. , you can go for Masters programme such as M.Sc. (Design - Fashion), M. Design (Fashion). M.Sc. (Design - Fashion): The minimum eligibility criteria for M.Sc. , 50% aggregate marks in any Bachelors degree. A Masters of Science marks the completion of the first level of post-graduate study. Since these are some of the most competitive and the fastest-growing job markets in the world today, an increasing number of students are choosing to pursue a Masters degree to make themselves more professional. The field of fashion is roughly divided into two major categories: textiles and clothi
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Ritika Bhardwaj

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There are number of options available for you, as you mentioned you done with your graduation in commerce. So, you can do your Masters in fashion designing. M.Sc. (Design - Fashion)- 2 years. (4 Semesters): The minimum eligibility criteria for M.Sc. (Design- Fashion), 50% aggregate marks in any Bachelors degree. A Masters of Science marks the completion of the first level of post-graduate study. Since these are some of the most competitive and the fastest-growing job markets in the world today, an increasing number of students are choosing to pursue a Masters degree to make themselves more professional. The field of fashion is roughly
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Bhavy dhawan

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Hi,
No, the admissions will be done on merit basis { cutoffs }.
All the best.

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Bhavy dhawan

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Hi,
Look, this can be a major decision of your life and it also depends on many factors. If your main focus is some other professional course like CA, etc. Along with your graduation, then it does't really matters from where you do it. But if you have some other plans and you want to focus mainly on your graduation, then you should look for quality education options which are recognised in the job market. If you get a reputed institute near your home, whats better than that. Just don't compromise with the quality of education, whether it is in your state or outside it.
All the best.

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Manish GadekarMBA , Department of Management Sciences PUMBA

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Go for MBA Finance, parallely pursue CFA level 3 as well. You will be the most successful Manager.
Best regards.

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Bhavy dhawan

Contributor-Level 8

Hey,
It is not possible to directly take admission in the 3rd year of any graduation course. But, there exist some 1 year graduation coursed which you can google out if you like.
All the best.

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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi

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If you want to make your career in the teaching field then you must have done PG in that subject.

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Juhi BansalExplore your self

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Hi Sourabh,
In my point of view, you can join MBA in finance, and if you are want in-depth knowledge of finance then join CA, CS and other certified course. Whichever course you choose and clear with in-depth knowledge, you get good jobs with better salary.
All the best.

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Juhi BansalExplore your self

Guide-Level 14

Hi Rahul
Yes, it is a good combination, and if you got good marks and in-depth knowledge of accounts, and taxtion then, of course, you can get a job with good salary package.
All the best.

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