Commerce

Hi Karthi,
The minimum eligibility requirements vary from college to college. 55% is the minimum for majority of them. Please check here:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design-chp7.

Neha please speak with a visa agent and check country specific immigration websites. Check the Skilled Labour lists and check which occupations and skills are required now and where.

At Universal Business School, you will be imparted global education. The maximum class size is 30 students. You study an international curriculum from Cardiff Met. University, UK or La Rochelle Business School, France and have multiple opportunities to go tot Europe for study. UBS has been ranked a Top 5 Business School in Mumbai by NIRF (Ministry of HRD) and Times of India). Amity is not in these rankings.

Finance.
Banking.
Chartered Accountancy.
Company Secretary.
Insurance.
Foreign Trade.
Stock Broking & Investment Analyst.
Economics.

There are so many fields, you can decide as per your interest like, CA MBA, MCA analytics, financial planner etc.

There is nothing like best job, but after CA or MBA, try to go in finance department, which will give you a fantastic future.

You can do Bachelor in Mass Media after class 12th. This can help you in pursuing cinematography, and then you can go for higher studies in this field through various renowned institutes.

IPM for entrance in IIM, CET for entrance in DAVV, CS Foundation for doing Company Secretary and CA CPT for ICAI. These are some of the main examinations. You can either go for a coaching or can go for online training.

It all depends on the individual's field of interest. Medical is lucrative field, but requires great effort from the individual. Comparatively art and Commerce need slightly less efforts but not very easy going. If one targets CA after B.Com, then it again needs equally great efforts.

As you have completed +2 from Commerce and graduation in engineering, you have a diversified experience from different fields. With this academic experience, you can very well go for MBA forward. Managers with diversified field's knowledge are suited for most of the positions in the corporate. But, it may sometime backfires, as you didn't stick to one field of education. So, it is all up to you how you portray your knowledge and skills.