Career

B.Com is a good option to get knowledge of stocks and shares. Finance related course is also apt for this career growth.

In order of precedence you may chose any of the following options to have career in field of IT: (a) B.Tech CSE or IT (B) B.Sc CS or IT (c) BCA MCA.
You can do add on professional courses or certifications in your preferred specialization to meet your career interests and aspirations.

If you are sure about becoming an IAS officer, then I would suggest you to go for BA in public policy and administration course from UPES. This college is the only college which provides IAS coaching along with this course which will definitely benefit you in cracking the IAS exam after your graduation.

Yes MBA will give you a good basic knowledge of business scenarios and business terms. It will be like theory and then practical. If you directly go in business then you will get more learning through practical scenarios.

Hi Shivani,
If you want to practice in India, then you need to pass the MCI screening test. In fact, in any country, you need to pass the related exams without which you cannot practice. Having a degree from a very reputed university with excellent academic grades will give you a good chance, however, it all depends on your score in the screening test.

Why do you want to pursue nursing course? B.Com has a better scope than nursing. According to me, you should pursue B.Com.

You can opt for PCB if you want to become a doctor, dentist, physiotherapist, pharmacist, agriculture, veterinary doctor or scientist.
You should opt for PCM in order to become an engineer, pharmacist, or scientist.
You should opt for CEC, HEC or MEC for commerce or administrative jobs.
You can pursue law, hotel management, or business management course after opting for any of the streams.

B.E. is more recommended as it provides more in-depth knowledge of computer networking and the way a computer and the networking system work. This serves as the foundation for CISCO certification courses. Comparatively, BCA doesn't provide the details to such an extent. That's one of the reasons why MCA is considered equivalent to BE and not BCA.
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Yes, she will be. If you are selected in any top management college then your life will get secured but never do any dual courses like 5 years course from the same college which involves BBA and MBA both.