B.Com

First of all, you need to understand the difference between BBA and B.Com and then select a course accordingly.
Delhi University
Pros: Brand name, good academics, good Fests and societies. No attendance issues.
Cons: Bottom colleges are decent in terms of academics and placements.
Maharaja Surajmal Institute
Pros: Reputation, discipline, great academics and good placements.
Cons: Attendance issues.
To sum it up, if you're planning to pursue CA/CS/IAS, etc., along with your graduation then I would recommend Delhi University as it has less attendance issues plus shorter duration of classes.
Otherwise, if you have no such intention or you get a bottom college of Delhi University you may consider Maharaja Surajmal Institute as it's an equally reputed college with good academics.
All the best.

Dear Student, St. Xavier is the famous college for B.Com (Hons.). ICA is not a college for B.Com. Some branches from ICA, may offer coaching for admissions in to B.Com course. You can also do various courses like IDA and IDA + from ICA after B.Com to update your knowledge and skills in accounting software, income tax, investment portfolio management and accounts.
I had done IDA+ from ICA and also, you may get placed in different companies after completion of this course.
St.Xaviers college commerce department is very famous with the experienced and highly educated faculty, especially if you want to do B.Com in honors, then it should be the college that you are looking for.
There are couple of criteria, which you need to meet to get into admission for B.Com (hons.) in Xavier, Kolkata.
You should pass with at least 60% of aggregate marks in your secondary higher education (plus two) and in subjects like Maths and English, you should at least get 45 % and in other subjects minimum 40%.
Mathematics in plus two will be the background for all of the students who joined. But, the standards of mathematics and statastics are not that much high, considering all kinds of students getting admission into course. But, if your basics are good, then you can go for it. All the best.

There are various colleges offering an MBA degree or PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration). The admission procedure of these institutes also differ. There are various subjects for specialisation like marketing, finance, human resources, rural management, retail management, operations and logistics, systems, intellectual property, international trade and business. You can choose from any of this according to your interest.MBA in India is normally offered in the following four modes like a) Full time, b) Part- time, c) Distance Learning and d) Executive.
The minimum requirements for almost all institutes are:-
A Bachelor's degree with at least 50% aggregate marks (45% for reserved categories).
Courses in various modes are offered by premier institutions like the IIMs, management schools of IITs, S.P. Jain Mumbai, MDI, Gurgaon, NITIE Bombay, XLRI Jamshedpur, XIM Bhubaneswar, BIM Trichy, LIBA Chennai, XIME Bangalore, Goa Institute of Management, FMS Delhi and by various Universities. It is important to shortlist the intended schools and you must plan out in advance about which exams would you like to take up seriously. Admission notification from the top B-Schools starts from the second week of March, related information is always available in the respective websites. The main entrance examinations are CAT, CET, JMET, MAT, XAT and ATMA. Admission is usually offered based on the cumulative scores of written test, GD / PIs, and work experience in a few cases.

Hi,
St. Xavier's Kolkata is best known for its Commerce Department especially B.Com (Hons). The level of Maths and Statistics that is taught is not too high. It is taught considering all types of Students (good or average at Maths). The faculty is experienced and you can easily understand whatever is taught in class.
First year Maths and Stats can be a cakewalk for you, if you're quite good at basics of it. From second year, the level rises and you'll be required to learn new things. On an overall level, I can say, it is better than what is taught in other Commerce colleges. (Since, all the students are from Maths background).
For your kind information, KIIT School of Management offers only the BBA course not B.com. All the best.

Today, just completing your graduation is not counted as having a great career. You need great knowledge and a good degree to face the strong competition in life. But, the most important question is which is the right course after B.Com for you? Since you have completed your graduation in Commerce, we are assuming, that you are interested in the field of Accounting and therefore, I shall guide you to choose a career in the field of Accounting. There are many more career options present for you in the field of finance as well. Here is the list of finance course that you can pursue for a better career.
Like:
1. Chartered Accountant
2. Masters of Commerce (M.Com)
3. Masters of Business Administration (MBA in Finance)Let's go international:
1. Certified Management Accountant (CMA)
2. Certified Public Accounting (CPA)
3. Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)
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Business Accounting and Taxation (BAT)