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BBA in Marketing is also very demanding program in the corporate sector. With the diverse and most evergreen sector in the corporate world is Marketing and it is the field of profiles like:-
Market planning
STP
Branding
Product promotion
Advertising
CRM
These are the fields in which marketing graduates can pursue their desired career as per their potential and desire. So, basically, you will be able to grow in the most growing environment in the field of Marketing. It is also the most challenging environment in the world which offers you with lots of rewards, incentive, career progression and good growth if you are a successful marketer. So, this would be a great career option for you to grow. This would create a lot of opportunities for you to climb the ladder.
All the best.

Doing parallel courses while preparing for a better career is always useful. Some of the courses which I would suggest you are as follows:
1. Affiliate Marketing
2. Search Engine Optimization
3. Online Marketing
4. E-Marketing
5. E-Commerce Marketing
6. Retail Management
7. Diploma in business proficiency
8. Leadership study
9. Diploma in Consumer Behaviour
10. Diploma in Stress Management
11. Data Analytics
12. Cloud Storage Concepts
13. Product Promotion Concepts
Apart from these:
1. International Labour Laws
2. EXIM Courses
3. Foreign language
These will help you in one way or another.
Try to concentrate on BBA and try to learn the parallel course online. There are certain websites like Alison's, Shaw Academy, etc., which provide quality online education for management students.

ICAI is an organization that has been created by an act of Parliament. The association, since its inception, has been continuously updating and upgrading itself to provide the best accounting standards to the world. It is therefore one of the most respectable association in the world. Indian Chartered Accountants are of great demand not only in India but also abroad. This is because the manner in which they are trained is the best and quite competitive and challenging. One may find doctors in every corner of the street but not CA's. The passing percentage of Chartered Accountants is also quite low as the course is really tough. It is among toughest courses of the world. They are taught the best accounting methods that are implemented after a lot of research and debate among the world community. I personally believe it is one of the best course.
I hope this would suffice.

All the three fields are outstanding. However, if still someone asks than I would prefer the same in the below mentioned order:
1) ICAI: A Chartered Accountant is a person who is required to audit the annual accounts of every business. He is a person whose signature is considered authentic to verify the accounts prepared by any businessman. In this scenario he can practice privately which gives him an outstanding exposure as he has to himself handle the various scenarios into different businesses of various clients. Not only this, a CA can also get into a job into any good company if he/she doesn't wish to do private practice. He can work as a COO, Financial Analyst, Budget planner, Budget Analyst, CFO, Accounts Head or any such nomenclature could be a feather in his cap.
2) ICSI: A Company Secretary is next utmost importance in the corporate world. He/She is a person who is completely knowledgeable about day to day functions of the company. He is the person who is well aware of all the corporate laws and intercessions of the business. He makes the functioning of the company efficient by coordinating at various levels and is also a medium to provide genuine and authentic information to the shareholders of the company. Any company having a paid up share capital of more than 10 crores has to deploy a full time Company Secretary. The most important about CS is it is a statutory designation. A person may begin his/her career as a Junior Secretary for the company. As his/her experience and exposure increases he/she can get promoted to a further more respectful, rewarding and responsible designation.
3) ICWAI: Nowadays, ICWAI is also a good professional qualification into the corporate world associated with the manufacturing strata of the field. A CWA, nowadays the nomenclature has changed to CMA is an important person responsible for looking into the cost of manufacturing the product. He/she is responsible to correctly estimate and calculate the appropriate cost of product for manufacture. Moreover the person is important as many companies plan their marketing strategies after getting complete details of the cost and other related information about the product from the cost accountant. Initially a person may join a firm as a Junior Cost Accountant or so. However, as the experience increases one can expect higher rewards with the advancement.
Concluding, all the jobs are excellent and have their importance in their fields. Package depends on one's experience.

First of all, you need to understand the difference between BBA and B.Com and then select a course accordingly.
Delhi University
Pros: Brand name, good academics, good Fests and societies. No attendance issues.
Cons: Bottom colleges are decent in terms of academics and placements.
Maharaja Surajmal Institute
Pros: Reputation, discipline, great academics and good placements.
Cons: Attendance issues.
To sum it up, if you're planning to pursue CA/CS/IAS, etc., along with your graduation then I would recommend Delhi University as it has less attendance issues plus shorter duration of classes.
Otherwise, if you have no such intention or you get a bottom college of Delhi University you may consider Maharaja Surajmal Institute as it's an equally reputed college with good academics.
All the best.

BBA in banking and Insurance can land you to into good paid jobs In the Insurance sector, which is very diverse and competitive in nature. If you are going to be a part of the diverse banking sector, then you must go hand in hand with the Finance sector, which is a sector with readily available opportunity within reach. Insurance sectors is also growing sector with lots of opportunities for wealth management, treasure, investment banking, analyst etc.
There are various career options available, if one is interested to make their career in these fields. They can get about average salary of 3 lakh per annum, which can grow with your experience and higher degree like MBA in Insurance or banking and Finance.
Hope, this information helps.
All the best.

BBA accounting is also a very attractive section for you. Graduate, who seek to make their career in the banking sector, can work for both private sector as well as government sector like accountant, cashier, manager etc. There is a separate department of accounts in every company, which takes care of the various transaction of the company with proper record keeping and system entry of those transportation. An accountant ensures, that funds are used as per the needs and ensure, that there is no over utilization of funds. So, you can be the part of very attractive sector in BFSI, NBFC, FMCG, manufacturing, Government etc. Each company can hire you as per the requirement. You will get initially about 3-4 lakh per annum, which will grow with experience. And, if you pursue your higher studies like MBA CFA CPT Etc., then they will grow more.
Hope, this information helps. All the best.

Hi,
You cannot get into any good business schools without appearing for an entrance exam and also getting the required percentage or score needed for each institute. The entrance exam only acts as a screening process to shortlist the number of applicants. Post this, you will have other admission process which include group discussion, presentation skills, verbal test, personal interview, etc. This process might change from college to college.
There are many entrance exams with different difficulty levels. The popular ones are CAT, MAT, CMAT and XAT. CAT and MAT are the most accepted scores. If you would rather write a simpler entrance exam, I would recommend, that you attempt MAT, as it is much easier than the others. However, if you have a particular college, you would like to get admission in, I suggest that you check their website for eligibility criteria.

New Delhi Institute of Management called as NDIM is a very decent college and comes in the category of deemed educational institution.
These compliments one can summarize from the placement statistics, thoroughly updated syllabus and numerous interaction opportunities for the better enhancement of a student into a corporate bug.
The average placements here is Rs 8 lakh per annum and highest is Rs 17 lakh per annum specifically for the MBA students.
Also, the highest placements may be high then mentioned as last year around 30 percent students have been placed abroad and their package was not disclosed.
Though the college does not have tie-ups with large and big universities abroad one can easily crack the SAT and other foreign university exams if has a proper attention in studies.
Overall, the college is not upto the mark to but still is one of the top private colleges in the region.