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To start/ continue your career in taxation and finance field, the best option is to pursue B.Com + CS. MBA finance is not going to add any value.

No, it won’t be tough as the syllabus correlates.

No, IPU offers B.Com honors for all streams and mathematics is not compulsory. You need to clear their entrance exams.

As your long term objective is to do MBA both B.Com and BBA are equally good options. If you are sure about having career in Finance and Account then B.Com is a better option. If you are still not clear about your interest, you may choose BBA. BBA will expose you to all Management functions. You can

Hello,
Thanks for asking.
Yes, you can get internship in banks.
You can apply for private banks exams.
Also Read : https://ask.shiksha.com/is-it-possible-to-get-a-good-job-in-the-banking-sector-after-completing-b-com-qna-3996111
http://www.wikihow.com/Find-a-Banking-Job-Internship
I hope it will help you.

Hello,
Thanks for asking.
Yes, it is possible to get into Banking Sector after completing your B.Com studies.
Because in most of the banking exams, the required eligibility criteria is Graduation. You can Apply for IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI PO, IBPS RRB & other banking Exams.
To prepare for these exams,

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You need to apply for lateral admission for 2nd year admission if the same programme and for that you need to check the admission process in particular university for the eligibility and process too.
For lateral admission, some universities prefer only regular mode students and some do offer adm

In BBA, you get all the basic knowledge of business administration. There you will come to know core marketing concepts which will help you in your job and in your higher studies (MBA) too.

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After your Master degree in particular domain through regular mode, the only thing that matters is your knowledge communication skills, IQ level and understanding towards new thing in the professional life.
It only matters how you utilise your time while your Bachelor degree through distance mod

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