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I will give you my views based on the assumption that DU is the only option for you.
B.Com (h) opens up accounting avenues. You can pursue CA along with it but then you will have to do a correspondence course as the new rule of DU does not allow regular B.Com (h) students to pursue CA too.
You must have heard about the Big4: KPMG, Delloit, E&Y, PwC. If you dream of working in these audit companies then this is the apt choice.
My personal advice would be to opt for a regular course if you are getting good colleges like SRCC,LSR or so. Believe me the experience you get there is unmatched and you will cherish it forever.
Economics (hons) does not have accounts in its syllabus. You will get to read subjects like Macro eco, Micro eco, International eco, Stats, Maths, History of Indian eco, environmental eco etc. If you want to do research based work or policy making and/or wish to become a college professor then this is the right choice. Masters in economics is the most preferred choice after this course which is also mandatory for becoming a professor or getting into Indian Economic Services (IES).
There are three other courses that you have not mentioned but I think they might interest you. BBE, BBS, and BFIA. DU conducts an entrance exam for admission to these courses. The final merit list is drawn on the basis of Boards exam marks, entrance test score (BBE) + GD-PI score (BBS, BFIA).

Of course, it would be good to get any additional qualification in distance if not in regular, this will also ensure to prepare for government jobs which are issued based on PG.
I completed M.Com in distance mode but what makes the difference is not that regular or distance but our interest to learn the subject. If you are eagered to acquire knowledge and want to be called as post-graduate in a particular subject, then I would strongly recommend you to go for it. You don't have to mention anywhere that you did your M.Com in distance mode including your resume. People ask- what is your qualification, they don't bother about that how you did it whether regular or distance but employer will definitely asses your knowledge on the subjects at the time of interview. You know, this is the reason that there are few employees just done graduation or PG from distance placed in good companies while PG from regular are still in search for good job.

Let us look into some of the detailed data before answering the question:
1) T.A Pai Management Institute - The fee is Rs 14 lakhs for PGDM. Average placement package is Rs 12.6 lakhs per annum.
Highlights: This campus has a tie-up with Acquarie University, School of Management, Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Bangkok and Sheffield Hallam University, UK for student exchange activities.
2) Goa Institute of Management: The fees is Rs 13.85 lakhs for PGDM. Ranked 24th best B-School for management education by Business Today. Average placement package is Rs 9.85 lakhs per annum in 2016.
Highlights: This campus has a tie-up with the University of Antwerp, Alliance Francaise de Goa for student and faculty exchange program.
Comparing both the above colleges there not much of difference between T.A Pai and GIM.
From the student's point of view and opinion, GIM has a very calm and lovely atmosphere for education.

M.Com or Master of Commerce is a Post Graduate Academic master degree in the field of commerce. The program is a 2 year course and is offered in English or Hindi depending upon the Institution. The program is available in various subjects whose material focuses on Commerce, management and economics related subjects. Programs usually consist of thesis component or may be exclusively research based. The course strengthens the theoretical, analytical and applied knowledge base of Commerce. It is also available through correspondence or distance learning mode.
Eligibility:- M.Com requires a candidate to have passed B.Com. Some Institutes put the age limit to 20. However, it is not applicable everywhere. Admission is at times done through an entrance test in certain institutions.
Master of Commerce Subjects:- Based on specialization, graduates are typically employed in fields related to their degree, focus such as :-
1) Financial Services
2) Marketing
3) Project Management
4) General Management
5) Business Consulting
Master of Commerce Specialisation.
1) Master degree in Business Administration
2) Master degree in Finance
3) Master of Commerce in International Business Operations
4) Master degree in Accounting
5) Master degree in Economics
6) Master degree in Statistics
7) Master degree in Marketing
Who can pursue or who should pursue:-
M.Com can be pursued by any commerce graduate who wants to attain higher education or wants to strengthen higher knowledge base.
Advantages of M.Com
M.Com holders can move ahead with a considerable difference in academics, research and corporate world.
There is an ample scope of direct recruitment into the field of commerce for such aspirants.Jobs for M.Com:-
With the growth into business world and it's expanding horizons there is growing requirement for qualified professionals to look after the day to day business operations.
Employment Areas:-
Banks
Budget Planning
Business Consultancies
Educational institutions
Foreign Trade
Industrial Houses
Inventory Control
Investment Banking
Marketing
Merchant Banking
Public Accounting Firms
Working Capital Management
Policy Planning
Treasury and Forex department
Job Profiles:-
Auditors
Book Keepers
Budget Analysts
Business Consultants
Chartered Management Accountants
Chief Financial Officers
Finance Managers
Financial Analysts
Human Resource Managers
Investment Analysts
Marketing Managers
Stock Brokers
Teacher/Lecturers
The aspirants can choose the career of their choice.

Hi .
The opportunities given to a student of Balaji to go abroad after MBA is NO.
The placements are mainly done in all India basis and no international placement has happen till yet from the campus. Yes company are do coming to campus with international location but the overall thing is the right candidate they get it or not.
Yes we have our Alumni working internationally but they have went only after their year of experience.
Also they have no exchange program with foreign university. From last 2 years company do come for international placements but the matter stop might be for not getting a suitable candidate according to their profile.

Hi,
I have already explained in your previous query, that why is it better to choose Balaji Institute of Modern Management. Also, this it ranks among Top 5 colleges in Pune after SCHMRD AND SIBM. From MIT, if you give me a choice, I will go with Balaji Institute of Modern Management. If we discuss about placement parameters, both colleges clearly places students with Rs. 15 lakhs as highest salary offer by Amazon and average package comes under Rs.5,50,000. Nearly 95% of BIMM batch is placed. Wherein, the left out students are have their own family business.
MIT-SOB has not a good placement record. During 2015-17, only 60-70% are placed with average package of Rs.4,00,000. Also, its Infrastructure is not that huge like one of BIMM, as it is a covered campus. Also, the alumni strength of Sri Balaji Society is 13000+ wherein, all are working in best company of India. It will always be a plus point, if you have such a vast alumni network.

1. Analyse your strengths and weaknesses:
Analyse your strong as well as weak suits in the respective areas - quant, verbal, logical reasoning, data interpretation. Start with the preparation of your weak areas and focus on making them your strong areas.
Begin with the solved examples in the book
Then move onto the unsolved examples
Finally, resort to previous year's CAT papers and monitor your progress.
Thereafter, practice and practice and practice more.
2. Be thorough with your fundamentals:
During the last few days before the exam, the candidates should revise all the basic concepts. Revisions of the fundamentals of each topic are extremely crucial to secure a good score. It will enable you to consolidate your preparation for the exam. You should be confident and well-versed with the application of all your basic concepts.
3. Get well-versed with the paper pattern.
4. Acquaint yourself with some other relevant changes.

Hello,
The KMAT(Karnataka Management Aptitude Test) question pattern is generally Paper-Pen-based test with 120 Multiple Choice Questions divided into three sections (40 each).
The exam will have MCQs only. Section wise syllabus for KMAT 2017 is as follows:
1) Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension:
English language ability that would include questions on grammar, vocabulary, sentence completion, synonyms, antonyms, comprehension of passages, etc.
2) Logical and Abstract Reasoning:
This section can have questions on verbal reasoning, analogy among others.
3) Quantitative Ability:
This section tests the speed and accuracy in math. It may include arithmetic problems involving ratio & proportion, percentage, interest, time & speed, etc. Apart from Arithmetic, the questions may also be based on algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and parts of mathematics.
The questions could also assess the quantitative reasoning, interpretation of tables, common graphs & charts.

Hello,
XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test) is conducted every year by XLRI, Jamshedpur.
As per the exam pattern of XAT 2018, it will be an online paper-based test of 3.5 hours duration. The exam is divided into two parts.
Paper 1 consists of three sections carrying around 70 objective type multiple choice questions.
Paper 2 carries two sections which are a mix of objective and subjective type of questions.
The exam shall consist of the following sections:
Paper 1:
1)Quantitative Ability
2)English Language & Logical Reasoning
3)Decision Making
Paper 2:
4)GK
5)Essay
Each question will carry one mark and for each wrong answer, there will be negative marking of 0.25 marks.
There is no specific XAT syllabus released by XLRI Jamshedpur, XAT sample papers and previous year papers will give a broad idea about the exam about preparation.