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Abhishek Desai

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Hello Anjali!
http://www.edupristine.com/blog/career-after-bcom
Kindly visit the given link to know about the various career options after completing B Com. I hope it helps!

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Nagesh SawantBMS, PGPM/MBA (Finance)

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It is a wise choice, I should say. You are taking work experience, and then planning for MBA. It is a very good idea that will help you to know first about the corporate work. And, after that, it would make sense to do MBA.

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anjani jha jha

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If you have PCB combination in +2 than 'yes' otherwise 'no'. because the eligibility for B.Sc nursing is a minimum 50% marks in +2 with PCB.

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anjani jha jha

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Yes, you are eligible to take admission in B.Com (H).

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anjani jha jha

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As per your interests, B.Com with CA is the best option for you.

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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!

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CS is a lucrative career option.
In an easy and simple manner.
Well, you get enrolled go on clearing the exams and complete the training as required.
There you are a company secretary ready to take on the opportunities in the market.
Boom. Easy and simple.
Yes. It is advantageous to do graduation and CS simultaneously as it saves you 3 precious years plus you are dual qualified during the same period. So that's an added advantage.
Although you have to take some strain of studying two courses together, in the long run, you will reap benefits.
If by any means, you are unable to take on the graduation course via a regular college. Rest ass
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