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Seema Bisht
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Some of the courses you can do after M.Com -
MBA
chartered accountancy
Pursue an ACCA course
Corporate secretary
CFO.
MBA
chartered accountancy
Pursue an ACCA course
Corporate secretary
CFO.
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2 years agoIs it compulsory to do B.Ed after M.Com for teaching in colleges? Is M.Com qualification sufficient?
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Rishabh MalethaHi I am a college management student
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I think B.Ed Is a compulsory course for getting a professional Teaching Profession in a college as only M.Com degree is not sufficient to become a professional Teacher.
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palak mahajan
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Hi Sifanat personally I would recommend you to ho for UGC NET after M.Com as after B.Ed you have to give some tests and clearing them id seriously not a easy task so just go for it. And as a professor you will get hogh paying job.
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Akash Gupta
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Hi Puja, There are very few almost negligible MBA colleges in Bharuch, one the best being Narmada College of Management, Bharuch. It has a good gender ratio with almost 62% of the batch being female. The tuition fees is 1.54 Lacs and the median placement is 1.8 LPA. Best of Luck!
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Priyarnjan kumar
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After completing the B.Com degree course, the two most common choices students have is to either pursue an MBA or an M.Com. Now, both courses have their advantages and rather than going for which one is popular, students should know what they want from their postgraduate education and choose accordingly. The MBA and M.Com are exceptional courses and can lead to some good careers. Both postgraduate courses are worth considering if you want to continue studying after your B.Com. In the following blog, there's a detailed comparison between both the courses that will help you decide which one is the course for you.
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Priyarnjan kumar
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Yes, absolutely, you can become a lecturer. You can apply after completing your 1st year in M.Com.
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Priyarnjan kumar
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There is some scope but not like a regular M.Com. Many companies are not keen enough to absorb a candidate holding a distance degree.
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palak mahajan
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Hi Tulsi, yes a student can do CIBOP course after M.Com. CIBOP course is really nice, the trainers does the work of appreciation to make you a good professional in field of investment banking operations, the placement officer provides you guidance on job opportunities.
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Pallavi Sharma
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As per my knowledge, Students with an M.Com degree are prepared for careers as auditors, business analysts, company secretaries, consultants, tax accountants, finance officers, stock brokers, sales analysts, and economists. An M.Com graduate might also go for government exams to gain jobs in the public sector. M.Com scope and salary in India are very rewarding due to the relevance of education that the students receive. They can work as Business Analysts, Financial advisors, Account Assistants, Management Consultants, etc. There are plenty of avenues to explore in M.Com. M.Com is a degree-based programme that helps set up a career in a
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Hiren Patel
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You can go for CMA credential
Certified Management Accountant (CMA) is a professional course requiring aspirants complete two stages of examinations and gain two years of work experience. This valuable credential is offered by the IMA, an association based in the US namely United States of America, and enjoys recognition on global level. CMA certified individuals are acknowledged for their expertise in two core areas- management accounting and financial accounting. They are expected to be knowledgeable in financial analysis, planning, control, and decision support.
Certified Management Accountant (CMA) is a professional course requiring aspirants complete two stages of examinations and gain two years of work experience. This valuable credential is offered by the IMA, an association based in the US namely United States of America, and enjoys recognition on global level. CMA certified individuals are acknowledged for their expertise in two core areas- management accounting and financial accounting. They are expected to be knowledgeable in financial analysis, planning, control, and decision support.
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