B.Com

Hello Naveen,
You can pursue MCA.
But,
You can not become software engineer unless you have passed your 12th class with compulsory subjects like physics and mathematics.
You can join MCA only if you have studied maths /business maths /statistics in your class 12th plus you are graduate in any discipli

Hi Mohith,
#B.Com (Hons) - if you want to study deeply about and go for the highest knowledge in the field.
#B.Com (Hons) in Finance - if you want to go ahead in the field of financial management and cost accounting, business organization and others.
# B.Com (regular) - if you want to go for other fiel

You may go for MBA in Finance and Accounting as it holds a wide range of opportunities for jobs in each and every sector and in all types of companies.

Hi Lashmi,
The career prospects in commerce and its interdisciplinary domains such as Banking, Chartered Accountancy, Company Secretary, Economics, Stock Broking, Cost Work and Accountancy, and Agricultural Economics are extremely bright. B.Com along with Chartered Accountancy or MBA will pay you to

Hi Goru,
Please refer the link below for your query:-
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/bba-bcom-what-better-millennium-school-of-business
And remember, you know yourself better, so you are the only one who can decide the better option for you. :)
Good Luck! :)

There is many scope of B.COM(Hons) :-
Students who have successfully completed B.com honors can go for many higher level courses. As to join courses like MBA, MCA, LLB etc, candidates will have to appear and qualify in certain entrance exams like CAT, AIMCET, and CLAT etc. Some of the higher studies

List of the M.Com college in India:-
1. Shri Ram College of Commerce
2. Loyola College
3. Christ University
4. St. Xaviers College, Mumbai
5. St. Xaviers College, Kolkata
6. Symbiosis Societys College of Arts & Commerce
7. St. Josephs College of Commerce

I think BHU is more preferable because:
It is more reputed in India.
There is no political drama.
Faculty and Campus is awesome here.
Learning Environment.
Professors just teach and motivate you to learn (Well not all professors).

No. Class 10th marks aren't important to get admission.
The admissions are entirely based on your Class 12th marks.