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Joyeeta Paul

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There are several courses which you can do along with your B.Com but before you decide upon any course you should know what are your interests and career aspirations. The choices can be in the field of accounts (like CA, ICWA or CS), or you can opt for short term IT Courses, (Like SAP, 3D Animation computer programming etc.)
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If you are interested in commerce then you go ahead with it because you can give your best in a field in which you are interested. You can go for B.Com/ M.Com and then a PhD for an academic career.Log in to some good colleges like RV, LPU, JAMIA etc

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1 B.B.A. in Airport Management.
2 Diploma in Airport Management.
3 Commercial Pilot training.
4 Diploma in Ground Staff and Cabin Crew training.
5 Diploma in Aviation Hospitality.
6 Aeronautical Engineering.
7 B.Sc.
8 Diploma in Airfare and Ticketing Management.

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You haven't mentioned that for which particular university you want to know the eligibility criteria, as different university have different criteria.
However, in general the eligibility for M.sc (Statistics) is such that "Candidate must have passed B.A. (Honours)/B.sc (Honours) in Statistics or Mathematics or must have studied Mathematics and Statistics as subject in B.A./B.sc. Whereas for aggregate, reputed institutes like- IIT's, demands for 60% including all six semesters.
Wheras admission is also based on entrance in reputed institutes like- IIT's, ISI, etc.
Do, it would be better if you mention the name of any particular institute o
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Firstly are you a B Pharm / M Pharm, as you need to be a qualified pharmacist to register your pharmacy and obtain a Pharmacy License. Or do you know someone who is B Pharm / M Pharm and is able to + willing to lend you his/her name against goodwill payment (not ethical but many follow this route in India) so that you can obtain a Pharmacy License.
Secondly you will need to decide on your investment. Your basic need will be a shop if you are targeting a local area (here you can buy one or rent one). Just make sure you do your maths for shop (buy/rent) + inventory.
Thirdly network with a Doctor / Hospital so that you can "informally tie-u
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