Commerce

Hi Siddhesh,
Yes, you definitely can do CS parallel to LLB.
In fact, that would be a plus point for you.
Wishing you good luck.

Please specify the course so that I can help you with specific result.
In general, Jagran Institute of Management, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh has 7 courses with an average fees of 109500 per year.

It completely depends on the college and its eligibility criteria. Particularly, for TISS, you can see the following link for criteria:
http://admissions.tiss.edu/view/10/admissions/ma-admissions/ma-in-applied-psychology-with-specialisation1-in-cl/

Hi,
I'll suggest you some colleges and their cutoff:
1. Ness Wadia College of Commerce (minimum 47%)
2. HA College of Commerce (60%)
3. The Oxford College of Commerce (60%)

Yes, you can do CA course. Good luck.

Hello there, As per my knowledge, there is no such process to withdraw your admission after submitting fee and other original documents. Once you submit your fee you cannot back out. Ask to your college administrator once for proper detailing. Regards.

Because of the volatile industrial environment requirement for professionals has increased, MBA is a dynamic course, which further helps you to decide your career as per the skills you develop. Universities like Lovely Professional University gives industrial exposure and placement with respect to the specialisation for MBA.

Stats from both Ramjas and KMC is good. I can say the same for Economics hons for Ramjas. Khalsa had a reputation for violence a few years which has improved and considering the opinions of my peers from Khalsa, it is a satisfactory college. Also, as per my knowledge, English and Economics faculty is damn good there. So, it's your call now.

Both are equally good courses. MBA in e-commerce is better option if you have interest in marketing, strategy, finance domains. E-commerce MBA will be more inclined towards marketing strategies through digital way. Opportunities are immense in this field. Many online and offline retailers are in need to good/smart Analyst and Startegist. On the other hand, HR is all together a different stream where you need to have good communication and people management skills. HR is a mandatory division in an organisation. So, a good scope in this field too.