No, you can't do both simultaneously. Candidates can pursue a sports course after 12. There are various courses offered in the field such as B.Sc. Sports Science, BBA Sports Management, Bachelor of Sports Management and much more.

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B.Com UGC

Is it okay if a college, for B.Com/B.Com(H), has UGC 2 (f) and 12 (b) status but no NAAC Accreditation and no AICTE approval?

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Priyanka Bhardwaj

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No, because AICTE approval is completely for these courses.

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B.Com Career

Is a career of Nutritionist or Ditation is possible after completing B.Com while I am working in private company since 4 years after B.Com.

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Shayana M

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No, because you have to complete B.Voc or Science related subjects.

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B.Com BESC - The Bhawanipur Education Society College

Hello sir/mam, I have completed B.Com honours from besc so can I apply for M.Com in besc I scored 44.5% in B.Com honours in the year 2019.

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Priyanka Bhardwaj

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Yes you can apply other is no criteria for choosing M.Com only require pass find out the university or college for the same.

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B.Com Accounting & Commerce

What can I do after B.Com?

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Aman Panwar

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Difference Between CA and MBA. The basic difference between CA and MBA is the pedagogy. On the one hand, the CA course offers specialised expertise in accounting and finance. In contrast, the MBA degree offers a more holistic overview of businesses and various functions within an organisation. If you want to build strong business and financial skills, then an MBA degree is the right choice for you. However, if you want to focus specifically on accounting and finance, then a CA course is a better option.

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B.Com Christ University

Which is more reputed from Christ B.Com Hons. or BBA LL.B.?

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