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IIM, Bangalore is one of the campuses which is dream destination to all students. IIM A, B, C holds the top 3 spot in terms of management education.
They offer 100% placement opportunity to students having recruiters in software, non-software and technical verticals. The average salary is Rs 11 lakhs per annum and highest go beyond Rs 24 lakhs per annum in domestic. The highest international package is Rs 70 lakhs so far in the campus.
The campus has a lot of international and nation faculties who guide the students in career development.
This campus holds direct tie-up for placement with some well known and famous multinational companies like Infosys, TCS, Tech Mahindra, EMC2, THOMSON and Reuters, Walmart, Cisco, Bosch, Zylog, L&G, Samsung, Mercedes, GM etc. This help student gets placed in international and national jobs. A large alumni network of over 5000+ help the current students in getting a job with excellent placement package.
So I hope the placement opportunities are very vast for students who study on this campus.

If you are doing B.Com along with CA then it is a very good thing because you will be preparing for B.Com along with it. Also, B.Com is not a tough course and if you are going to take computers as a special subject then you are going to get more knowledge about computer and computerized accounting which is going to help you in both ways B.Com. Also while doing CA, if you take computer applications as a special subject, you will have chances to score more in comparison to other component subject. You have one more option which is taking up costing subject because all the portion of it is included under CA course and you will just have to study basics regarding this subject.
Moreover, if you want to score more in B.Com without studying more then the best way to is take these two subjects. So when you are going to pursue CA + B.Com, you will be passing from IPCC and going therefore for B.Com along with it will help you getting an add on degree with B.Com.

I would like to thank everyone for providing me this opportunity for answering this question. The same question puzzled & boggled my mind when I was about to enter Xavier's Labor Relations Institute. I directly asked this question in the classroom to the dean Dr. Asish K. Pani he smiled & said we do not provide any placements to the candidates,the organization comes & hire candidates. XLRI is the oldest B-School in the country which was established in 1949.
As per the placement report-
1) There was a 17% increase in the number of new roles offered to students as compared to other previous year.
2) The average salary offered was Rs 19.21lakhs. The marketing students bagged an average salary of Rs 21.8 lakhs, while operations domain was Rs 26.5 lac per annum.The top notch organizations recruit the candidates for India & abroad as per there skill & expertise.

After completing MBA from IIM-Ahmedabad, the top most institute in the country, there are numerous and huge amount of opportunities given to the students of IIM-A.
The student gets the best placement package with the top profiles in the industry. The batch of 2014-16 has grabbed a package of 39% higher up to 1 crore at the International level surpassing the previous year's package of 78 lakhs. While the domestic package saw a drop down by 5 lakhs to 48 lakh at the domestic level placement as per the data release by the placement cell of IIM-A.
The highest package at the domestic level is about 53 lakh with an average package of 22 lakhs per annum.
Accenture Strategy emerged as the top recruiter at IIMA in placement 2016 across all clusters having selected 18 students from the batch of 383 students at the campus. Bain & Company and The Boston Consulting Group extended 16 and 17 offers respectively. McKinsey made 11 offers.
Other top recruiters included Yes Bank, Goldman Sachs, P&G, Star TV, Bharti Airtel, Aditya Birla Group, Amazon, etc.

MBA (EMBA) is an intensive one-year residential or distance learning or combination of residential and distance learning programme created specifically for professionals with 5 years or more work experience. EMBA provides students with the same solid foundation in key management concepts and disciplines as a two-year full-time MBA. Executive MBA course work is built on the basis of those students who have diverse and extensive work experience by virtue of which they will able to related to management theories and concepts. Candidate selection is based on assessment based on following criteria: (a) Academic background (b) Professional experience (c) GMAT score (d) Personal interviews (e) Statement of Purpose (f) Recommendation
An overall assessment is made on the basis of all these factors for selecting candidates for admission. B-schools are very selective with respect to selection of candidates for full-time one year EMBA programme.

First of all, education loan in India comes with its own terms and conditions. Basically, the bank or the financial company suggests to repay the amount by 5-10 years that generally starts after a year after the completion of the course or six months after you get a job which one is faster. It depends on the candidate that what package he/she gets after the completion of the course and depending upon that he/she must decide that how many years he/she should need to recover the loan. The candidate may also prefer to choose a long period of time to repay the loan and after that if he/she thinks that he /she don't need that long period of time to repay then the candidate may talk with the bank or financial company to revise the terms and conditions and make the repayment time shorter. Afterall, it's the candidate who decides that how many years and what amount of EMI he/she needs to pay. I guess I am able to clear your doubts.
Thank you.

Hi. If qualifying for a scholarship to study abroad was so easy, candidate would have been offered a scholarship every second. Banks would not be giving education loans to students requiring the finance to study in a B-School abroad. Firstly, for getting a scholarship, all you need to know is what it takes to get into a (top) B-School: Extensive work experience, high GMAT, extracurricular activities, outstanding recommendation letters and excellent MBA career goals essay. All these sum up to a good application package. If your profile consist of these factors in a good way, chances of getting admission and a scholarship becomes higher. Many universities evaluate a profile holistically therefore, if there is at least one factor which could be your strength, you need to showcase it. Secondly, it is most important to follow the timelines, applying early is an advantage when it comes to a positive admission decision and scholarship. You should apply way before the deadlines and before the university is exhausted of its funds. USA, of all countries is regarded as the most generous when it comes to extending financial help. Not only the top tiers, but tier 2-3 universities are also seen giving away scholarships to the top applicants. Also, there are many Scholarship opportunities by country's specific governments such as Erasmus Mundus, Campus France, and Commonwealth Scholarships etc. Rest is up to the university, whom they'd find deserving.

Hi,
St. Xavier's Kolkata is best known for its Commerce Department especially B.Com (Hons). The level of Maths and Statistics that is taught is not too high. It is taught considering all types of Students (good or average at Maths). The faculty is experienced and you can easily understand whatever is taught in class.
First year Maths and Stats can be a cakewalk for you, if you're quite good at basics of it. From second year, the level rises and you'll be required to learn new things. On an overall level, I can say, it is better than what is taught in other Commerce colleges. (Since, all the students are from Maths background).
For your kind information, KIIT School of Management offers only the BBA course not B.com. All the best.

Mostly government institutes have more such schemes which benefit the students from weak economic backgrounds. IIMs offer scholarships and financial assistance to such students. There are criteria to avail this. IIM-Lucknow provides scholarships to 15% students on the basis of their family annual income. It should not exceed INR 1,50,000. The scholarship covers the tuition fee component of the total fee charged by the college.
IIM-Bangalore extends financial aid to students in need of financial assistance. The institute provides financial aid to students apart from scholarships from the Central Government and various State Governments.
IIM-Ahmedabad aspires to give the opportunity to pursue its programmes (PGP & PGP-FABM) to all eligible applicants, who are in need of financial assistance. Keeping this in mind, IIM-A has instituted a Special Need-Based Scholarship Scheme to complement the various scholarships provided by the industry and government.
Such schemes are available in most of the IIMs and a few private colleges.

According to me Goenka College of Commerce and business administration in Kolkata is most suitable for doing B.Com then Saint Xavier's College because Goenka College of Commerce and business administration in Kolkata is ranked 11 all over India in business schools.
The fee structure of both of these colleges is about same which is 13500 year.
Placements in Goenka College of Commerce and business administration are as follows:
There are placement opportunities for B.Com students by the big 4 auditing firm like Deloitte, Price Waterhouse Coopers, Ernst and Young, and KPMG. Many other companies like Futures First, HSBC, Amazon, etc. also visited. The average salary offered is between 3.5 LPA and the highest package offered was Rs. 920000 CTC by Future First and the lowest was offered by Amazon for Rs. 270000.
Placements in Saint Xavier's College are as follows:
Packages over 11 lakhs are also handed out. There is a placement cell for your help. Seminars and workshops are conducted for the companies that come in for recruitment. Companies like PWC, ITC usually visit the campus placements.

Business education and, in particular, its flagship qualification, the MBA has been getting gradually more costly with each passing year. This does not mean that any leading school is facing financial armageddon. So, how much return on investment can students really expect from their hard-earned rupees? And, are the cost increases of recent years really justified?
Some of the premier colleges like IIMs provide good facilities and have experienced faculty, so the fees there is not morally incorrect, but the case is some private institutes in pursuit of easy money, have a high fee structure for MBA.
Both the government and private institutes can help the students from weaker backgrounds as talent doesn't depend on the wealth of your family. The fee can't be lowered, but a few schemes can help those in need.
I hope this helps.

Hello, Without any doubt, I can say Chandigarh University is the best University to take admission to. Chandigarh University assures the placements after the completion of graduation. B.Com. Is a high-profile undergraduate programme aimed to create enhanced competence of career positioning tied up with opportunity to become a global professional. By pursuing this course, a student will attain conceptual knowledge and analytic skills that may help in areas of employment at various levels. Chandigarh University is ranked among the Top and Best B.Com colleges in Punjab and Chandigarh. Today, many MNCs are setting up their branch offices in India due to the Liberalization and Globalization of the Indian Economy. CUCET scores also form the basis for disbursing scholarships worth Rs 45 crore to students in the form of 100 percent tuition waivers. In addition to this, CU has recently announced a new scholarship, namely R-Tikaram Para-Athlete Sports Scholarship for Para-Olympians worth Rs 1 crore. CU has also emerged as one of the top universities with respect to placements. In 2021 CU placed more than 7500 students with 757 companies with the highest package going up to Rs 52.11 LPA. This year, CU has seen a growth of 10% in the number of companies coming to campus for placements.

Hi,
Institute of Computer Accountants (ICA), Jaipur was founded in the year 1999 by a group of professionals with considerable work experience in the field of accounts and taxation. ICA family includes more than 3000+competent staff members and more than 2,00,000 students and is known as India's No.1 institute in Accounts and Banking (Finance and Taxation). The Institute spreads to more than 450+centres with 3 zonal offices and 50+ placement offices across India with head office at Kolkata.
IIBMS doesn't offer B.Com, but it offers BBA. So, there cannot be any comparison between the two. However, IIBMS is not a fake institute but it is an autonomous institute which is not recognised by any educational body. It is an associate partner of various recognized universities in India like PTU, Vinayak's Mission University, etc. So, if you do a degree program from this institute, you will get two certificates for those degree programmes for which it has associations with other universities.

see what happens is when you go for general MBA it's more like a open door for all specializations. you can learn basic knowledge from everything. you can either learn HR , Marketing or Finance. Instead of just taking up a certain stream right from the first semester itself. and basically job opportunity are equivalent to everyone. be it general MBA or a normal MBA with stream. there are many Colleges to complete MBA. like we have Pumba in Pune. it's cuttoff is 98+ percentile and is generally consider to be the most sought after institute after JB simsree Mumbai and Symbiosis. it has best Placement in terms of marketing and finance. for HR specific we have Scmhrd Hinjewadi. all in all it's your decision to choose for an MBA and it's specialization. but make sure you make a lot of learning in those 2 years. because they are going to be very fruitful all your life. thanks.