B.Com

Sometimes a difference in course curriculum makes them two different courses and thus entry process is also different. B.Com (General or Pass) B.Com (Hons. or major). If going through the same course then above a definite passing percentage course is said B.Com (Hons. or Major) otherwise general or

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After B.Com, many courses are there. For example, M.Com MBA/MS/PGDM LLB, DTL, PGDBF, PGDIB, CA/CS/CMA/CFA/CPA/ACCA/CFP/FRM and Banking exams. You can enrol for SBI-PO, IBPS, etc. Masters in Hotel Management, etc.

For General Category: Rs. 6,335 (Yearly) Course duration: 36 (Months).

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First of all your decision to do MBA is very appreciable. The major point includes your academic score in graduation. Then you should attend Management Aptitude Test which will happen after every 4 months gap. The score of MAT and graduation are taken together by major colleges for admission. So pre

Canada’s international business management has better scope as compared to MBA in supply chain management. The strong factor for this is that Canada is not a big gun in export, import and manufacturing operations. The large scale industries are very less in that nation. So in my opinion you should t