B.Com Scope

Eligibility for MBA programme: The prospective applicant must satisfy one of the following eligibility criteria for admissions to the MBA programme. A graduate degree under 10+2+3 or 10+2+4 pattern under any discipline, securing at least 50% marks in aggregate, from a recognised university. Top MBA colleges are as, Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad, CAT GMAT Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, CAT GMAT Indian Institute of Management Calcutta, GMAT CAT XLRI Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur, etc.

Yes, there are various courses apart from CA/CS/CMA or MBA/M.Com, like M.Sc in economics or designing courses or you may join various media and journalism courses.

There are banks and financial institution, which provide education loan up to INR. 20 Lacs without collateral for example SBI, Andhra bank and Credila. But, they might require a co-borrower who has a constant salary inflow to secure the loan. Further, this facility might be available for only selected colleges and due weight-age is given to your academic Performance. So, you should contact these banks and study and compare their terms and condition well before availing a loan from them.

Take coaching for ILTES or TOEFEL. Even if you have to stay in India, you should read paper magazine and take a course for grammer and solve grammer text book, like Wren and Martin. You should watch English Channel.

You can do certificate courses like Animation designing, Web development, Video Editing etc. These courses have high demands in the market in recently. Or, you do your master degree as MCA (Master in Computer Application). But for MCA you must have one subject as a mathematics in 10+2 or in your graduation degree.

Hello Parth,
The highest package being offered for this year by Amazon was Rs. 15.20 LPA where 2 students got placed and the average package as on date is Rs. 7.75 LPA.
Around 60 % of the batch is placed at present. The companies visiting for 2018 include HDFC Bank, Ernst & Young, Amazon, Housing First Finance Company, ICICI bank, ITC and JSPL.
Any good college can best do is to invite the companies and further it is the effort of the student to earn a place for him.

If you see your specialisation very clearly and you are very passionate about it then go for M.Com or you still have many options to choose in MBA like sales and marketing, HR and finance.

It will be suitable for you after completing your graduation. Try to do MBA from a reputed college.

You have to qualify for the All India Law Entrance Test(AILET) to take admission in the National Law University.

Dear Daniyal, actually it's you who decide that if its easy or tough. If you are well prepared for the written test, have studied class 11th and 12th wisely, good in general awareness, good in communication skills (English) then it would be the easy test for you or else tough. Hope this helps. Good Luck.