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Sudipta Bose

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Yes, you can, but through distance learning, you cannot get PGDM, it will be PGCM. I wish you all the best.

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Nilakshee H Saikia

Contributor-Level 10

You do your PG in that subject where you have scored the highest marks. After PG, you can go for assistant lecturer job in a government college by clearing NET or SLET. You can appear for UPSC exam or can go for research work.
Many options are available for trade and commerce.

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Abhishek Desai

Scholar-Level 17

Hello, Jyoti! Apologies for the late reply! NMIMS fares slightly better as compared to SIBM Pune, though both are equally good choices. There are various parameters one must consider before taking admission in any B-school, which are as follows:-
1. Infrastructure: Both are at par
2. Rankings: NMIMS wins
3. Campus Life: SIBM wins
4. Faculty: Can't comment(both would be having great faculty members)
5. Brand name: Both at par
6. Placements: NMIMS wins(though there isn't a significant difference between the two).
7. Location: NMIMS wins(undoubtedly)
8. Fees: SIBM wins(by a mile)
9. ROI: NMIMS slightly edges ahead
I hope it helps you in mak
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Vikash Jain

Guide-Level 14

No, it's not a compulsion, but it's difficult to get a good job on the basis of B.Com computer application, hence maximum students opt for PGDCA.

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astha singh

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Aviation Management eligibility:
1) Minimum 50% marks at 10th and 12th level.
2) Graduation with minimum 50% pass percentage in any discipline (preferably economics or commerce background with mathematics, with minimum 2 years of relevant work experience.

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Nilakshee H Saikia

Contributor-Level 10

You don't have to worry to continue your education. There are many universities offering distance education in different subjects. You have to choose your university through the website and go ahead. You can do your job and education at a time.
Good luck.

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