Commerce

Hi Kirti!
Now that you have completed your Masters degree, you should start looking for jobs in the following sectors:
Banks
Economic Consulting Jobs
Various Corporate Sectors
Educational Institutes
Research Associates with Economic Consulting Firms
Import/Export Companies
Indian Civil Services
Finance, Comm

You can probably appear for CAT or management entrance tests and go for MBA. That would be the best way to take up management and go for a bright career.

Hi Kirti,
M.Phil (Commerce) is a two-year post-graduation course. M.Phil i.e. Master of Philosophy is an advanced postgraduate research degree. Philosophy is idea about human nature and the nature of reality we live. M.Phil is taken only after completing Master’s degree. Following is the list of some

Hi Bhushan!
Yes, the minimum eligibility to apply for a commerce programme like B.Com or B.Com (Hons) is passing of Higher Secondary Examination with Maths and English as core subjects, from a recognised board of education.

Please clarify your question. Andhra Pradesh is Arunachal Pradesh or Andhra Pradesh.

Hi,
The only option one has after graduation is to apply for a 3-years LLB course. As the five-year integrated course is only for the undergraduates. Cheers and best of luck.

Hi, You need to have 60% in graduation to get admission in Indian Institute of Management and Commerce, Hyderabad.

Of course, you can! If you're interested in Mass Communication, then do B.Sc. Or B.A. In Mass Media. But if you're interested to move further with commerce, then you can do it too. Mass Media or Marketing Management does't require the need of arts or commerce. People from any stream, can apply for t

Dear Mansi!
Currently, DU does't conduct any 'Entrance Exam' for giving admission for B.Com or B.Com (Hons). It's purely based upon your class 12th marks. However, for BBA/BBE you need to clear DU JAT exam for which only those students are eligible who are having maths as a compulsory subject in Clas