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Contributor-Level 10
To simply put, the answer is 'YES'. B.com as a course can be pursued with a basic knowledge of mathematics. But saying so, analytical and logical mind set is very much required for post B.com options like, a core banking jobs, CA, CA, MBA etc. You need not be strong with maths but you should be good at numbers. This will improve over time and during the course as well.
There are plenty of options without much mathematics after B.com but you must figure out what kind of life do you expect and what kind of job you want to do.
My advise is to plan out what you want to do B.Com what other options you have and how the program will help
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Scholar-Level 17
The most frequent query from students regarding distance learning is related to the confusion over the value of a distance learning programme. The answer to this totally depends on the student. Some students can make the most of a distance learning programme, but there are also others who are not comfortable with this pattern.
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Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
PG Diploma or Graduate Certificate courses in related areas such as accounting, finance, entrepreneurship, etc. are available. Since you hold a three year degree you may not find options in a MS program in Canada. You can refer to this link below for many such options:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/mba-colleges-dc
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Before starting with the application process, you should check the admission requirements, I hope you are aware that most universities do not accept three year Bachelor's degree programs. Also, MS programs are highly competitive. You will find PG Diploma options. If you have communicated with universities already willing to accept your degree then it's a good news. Regarding your gap, you can do a course related to your area or try to take a solid project work in the area of commerce or accounts, etc. You may also engage yourself in extracurricular activities.
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