I've done B.Com. Which course should I pursue for a bright future other than CA and MBA?

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Asked by Deepanshu JAIN

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    Dharamveer Dheer Educator at University | Scholar-Level 18

    4 years ago
    Both are excellent courses. Each has its own merits and scope. MBA course is always in demand. The candidates doing MBA have good job opportunities in many big companies. The companies needs MBA graduates to manage their various operations in company. The companies are hiring MBA graduates for various purposes like managing, recruiting personnel, operations etc. The more important point is to choose the right B-School for it like LPU !
    While after doing CA you can go in practice as Practicing Chartered Accountant or in job in various companies like PSUs or others. DVD.
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    Mahesh Jain | Contributor-Level 8

    8 years ago
    CS, CMA are also good courses. .
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    Sameeksha kapoor | Guide-Level 14

    4 years ago
    Deepanshu,
    Its totally depends upon your area of interest.CA opens doors to private practice, corporate jobs in accounting and finance and consulting while MBA opens the doors to large number of functions and fields in corporate jobs as per the specialisation done. CA is offered only by ICAI while MBA is offered by about 1000 colleges in India. CA is far tougher to clear as he passing percentage is less than 5%
    You must choose MBA, only from universities of high repute like Iims, SPJMER, FMS Delhi, Great lakes Chennai, SIBM, IBS, ISB Hyderabad, UBS Chandigarh and LPU Punjab. Both have their own pros and cons.
    I did MBA from LPU and LPU is
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    Vineet Kumar Rohilla Persuing BBA from JIMS Kalkaji(IP University) | Guide-Level 12

    6 years ago
    The future is definitely bright in CA but, everyone can't do this as it's one of the most dedicating job of a nation. You should be very good at aptitudes. You should have full control over calculations. MBA, otherwise, also gives you a higher designation and worthiness. So, choose which merits suits you. All the best.
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    Mohnish Jahagirdar

    7 years ago
    MBA is good because if you want to be a CA then you should do it after your 12th. Now it's late as CA is a time-consuming course, so go for MBA.
    All the best!
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    Barkha Dubey PGDM at BIIB (sales &marketing 2015-17) | Contributor-Level 10

    7 years ago
    Hello Deepanshu,
    Go with your interest as both the fields are different. CA is a little bit difficult but not impossible if you want to pursue. MBA is good as if you do MBA from any good college, you will get lots of job opportunities.
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    Vibha Gupta | Scholar-Level 17

    4 years ago
    There are many career options, it totally depends upon your interest in which direction you want to proceed. Likewise you can go for M. Co, Hotel Management, design, MBA, MBA in financial markets, Business Analytics, Marketing etc. Management field will give you better experience. In my opinion you can check for Lovely professional university as they provide LPU has lived up to its expectations, with the quality of education satisfying these international students, the placement opportunities are amazing as well. It is one of the top 5 universities of India, providing quality education, innovative pedagogy and unbeatable placements bot
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    Mehar Sharma Lovely Professional University | Scholar-Level 16

    4 years ago
    MBA in Finance, being a postgraduate degree in management has a very wide scope. Graduates can find jobs in some of the top private companies of their respective fields as well as in banking and accounting firms in India. CA can be pursued by a student who has just completed Class 12th, graduation or postgraduate. So, in my opinion choosing to do MBA with specialisation is a better choice, rest it depends on your interest for which field you want to go for. The vast scope of MBA in finance in the form of asset management, financial advisory, retail banking, planning and taxation, accounting, equity analyst, risk management, business an
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    Piyush Baid | Contributor-Level 8

    2 years ago
    I'll talk about CA first. It is a well-known professional programme. If you pass the CA you'll obtain a job. However, recent Statistics show that the CA results are becoming more difficult each year. Becoming a CA is not simple. Don't give up on MBA even if you fail in your first 1.2 attempts because it demands commitment, diligence, and honesty. If you take the CAT and achieve a high percentile, you may be accepted into reputable universities and offered employment. The CAT exam is challenging and demands effort. Comparatively speaking, CA is harder. So, my dear buddy, your decision is entirely up to you. Whichever of them you choose.
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    Pallavi Sharma | Contributor-Level 10

    2 years ago
    MBA course has more scope and it is in demand. MBA after B.Com is definitely yes. MBA is a globally recognised degree that can be pursued after any Bachelor's degree in the field of commerce, Science arts etc. MBA programme gives you fundamental management knowledge, meaning you'll get a holistic view of business across areas like marketing, finance, and accounting, all while developing those vital soft skills and leadership skills. The top colleges or universities offering MBA programme in India, are as follows:
    IGNOU
    Institute of Management & Technology
    Sikkim Manipal University
    Maharishi Dayanand university
    ICFAI University
    Amity Universi
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