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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Esha, you must do some serious homework and also figure out your career plans first. First, there is no on-campus placement abroad, universities have career assistance cells. You must network and be academically sound to be hired. Second, GMAT may not be required so first you need to know what to study and where and check the entry requirements. Third, know your career interests - ask yourself why you want to go abroad and why you want to study commerce, etc. You already have an MBA. I will rather advice you to check the list of options below and see which course is the most relevant to you.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/mba-in-ab

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alok kumar

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Postgraduate courses in securities management, quantitative finance, risk and treasury management and capital markets are all available in National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM).
Similar courses are also dispensed by CCGRT (Mumbai). On the same note, certifications and licenses are also given by BSE and NSE relating to compliances.
You can always go for another undergrad degree or a Masters degree. For instance, a student who has done B.Com enroll for M. Com or LLB, or the ones who have completed LLB enroll for LLM.

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Now, it would not be possible. You need to redo the entire course again.

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alok kumar

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It's up to you what's your area of interest and what do you aim to become.
You have number of options to choose from such as, if you got a good % somewhere around more than 85% then my suggestion is you should go for regular college in DU and after that MBA through CAT/XAT.
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You can go professional courses such as CA/CS/ICWA along with graduation from correspondence.

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Ritu Bhandari

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Hi,
In order to pursue full time MBA or PGDM program you need:
- Graduation in any field with at least 50% aggregate marks to be eligible to apply.
- Then, you need to clear the selection process of the B-school, starting with an entrance test accepted by the B-School. For e.g. CAT, MAT, SNAP, CMAT.
The selection process in B-schools is generally based on:
- Past academic record
- Scores in management entrance tests
- Performance in Group Discussion
- Performance in Personal Interview
- Work experience
Each B-school shortlists candidates for the second/ final stage of selection, which may be independent of each other. The process may include:
- W
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17

Hi Vivek,
I think you should complete your 11th and 12th in India because it's not very common that students go abroad for their higher secondary to foreign places. You have to find out schools first and then see which school admits international students. 11th and 12th are also expensive for international applicants. You can check the marks requirements directly with the schools.

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Tanushree Mitra

Guide-Level 12

Hi Ramesh,
The answer will depend on what kind of job you want to do. You may take up a Bachelor's degree program in a relevant field or do a diploma course etc. Popular options after 12th Commerce are B.Com, BFS, BAFF, BBA, B.Sc, LLB, CA, CS and so on. All courses have different career outcomes, you can research more on these and decide what suits your career plans well.

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Debajit Chandra

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The minimum eligibility required for most of these courses is 10+2 or its equivalent.
Good working knowledge of the game designing software's is a must for a career in the game industry. Once you decide on the platform - I.e 2D or 3D you want to pursue, you should get familiar with its applications - 2D designing software's such as or 3D applications like 3D Max/ Maya/ XSI, Light wave 3D, Cinema 4D, etc. and computer graphics, data structures, etc. They should also be exposed to art, literature, philosophy, and history as it helps to create games with specific cultural touch to a particular region/country or people living in various par
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Samreen khan

Guide-Level 12

Yes, you can pursue this course as this requires 10+2 pass from a recognised board.
To get the details about the course, refer to the link: http://isasbeautyschool.com/post-graduate-diploma-in-cosmetology/.
The course structure will give you an idea what exactly is taught in this course.

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ankita yaduvanshistudying

Beginner-Level 4

You can do economics (hons.), BA , C+. They have many wider scopes open for you.

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