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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

Economics honors would definitely be a better optiopn

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astha singh

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Current account shows current year current year transactions and capital account shows both current transactions relating to businessman and initial capital of businessman.
According to FEMA Act 2000 , " There is no restrictions on holding or exchanging of foreign currency under Current Account . But Any foreign currency is under capital account , then it must be controlled under the regulations of RBI ."
In partnership , partners can make current account separately from capital account in which they can show only their salary , interest on capital and interest on drawing etc. and in capital account , they can show only their capital inv
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Aarti Singh

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Saurabh, you can go for MBA general where in 3rd semester you will get to choose specializations. You can opt for both banking and finance. These days, there are some universities are offering specializations like financial marketing, banking and insurance, financial engineering and so on.
As for preparation, start preparing for CAT/ MAT etc , it will help you get admission in some of the good universities for MBA.
Good luck.

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Harshit Jain

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Yes various banking jobs are available after B.Com Hons. You can apply for PO in banks and for other positions to get a good career in banks. Also if you pursue MBA after it, will benefit you in your career.

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Nikhil Guptawww.guptanikhil.in

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please clear what actually you want to know.?

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Ankit Jaiswal

Beginner-Level 4

You can try for CA,CS,CMA or CFA, FRM cources for the lucrative career

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

Yes you are eligible for Banking sector even with break in education. HR will condone your break if your MBA performance is excellent and you meet thier requirements.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

Yes you are eligible for Banking sector even with break in education.

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rahul singh

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Yes it does count for good companies.

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n manishNothing special

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None literally none BBA has restricted scope go for b.com Hons rather

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