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Charted Financial Analysts is a complete professional course in its own. One doesn't requires any additional courses with it. But still if you really want to make your resume much more attractive in front of employer and want to have a slight edge over other students then following programs are for you. These programs are:
1. Certified Public Accountants (CPA)- For the ones who have interest in US GAAP.
2. NCFM course- If you have interest in stock exchanges, this course is for you. It is conducted by NSE Mumbai.
3. Certified Financial Planner (CFP)-Certified Financial Planner (CFP) is an international certification program being conducted in the country by Financial Planning Standard Board (FPSB), India.
4. Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA-India): The course of Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) is regulated by ICFAI (Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India) University. It is basically a distance education programme. This course is suitable for students who want to pursue a career in investment industry.
And there are many more. Basically, do what you love and options will automatically come to you.

It all depends upon time management. Preparation can be of three types: self, self plus coaching, coaching. It depends on whether you are a working professional or a student. So, if you are working you have to prepare either by self-using the correspondence booklets or you can take the option of taking weekend coaching classes. Also, you can buy some famous books used for the preparation of MBA entrance exams. But if you are a student then you have a good amount of time to prepare. So you can use the correspondence course and books initially for self-preparation and later can join coaching classes for brushing up your preparation with added techniques. So, any MBA entrance exam has generally three sections- quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning & data interpretation and verbal reasoning along with the study of general current affairs. So, depending on your strengths, weakness and speed, prepare the three sections accordingly and nail the exam.

Hi,
Both are good colleges and at the same time both are good courses to do.
Especially, if you are interested to do one of these two courses then SRCC (Shri Ram College of Commerce) is much better for hons in B.Com & Eco.
However, let's analyse which is more suitable for you.
For B.Com (H), there are multiple options after completing this course like doing MBA or any other professional courses, of course you can also do CA but if you want to do B.Com ( H) in some colleges like Ramjas/ KMC then you need to get to know whether the college is allowing you to do the regular B.Com and CA simultaneously, because some colleges do not allow students to opt for regular B.Com ( H ) while doing CA, in such cases you need to study your B.Com through correspondence.
Let's come back to our discussion:
1) Remember there is no accountancy/ commerce related topics in ECO (H), so if you are interested in accountancy and want to settle in finance & accounts field then it would be better to opt for B.Com (H)
2) You will some extent touch the economic concepts while studying B.Com (H), if you want to do any professional courses or go for MBA after degree then B.Com (H) is good.
3) On other side if you want to do any research and keen about economics then ECo (H) is the correct course to choose, you will get to learn micro, macro, international economics, you will get to do the maths and need to learn the Indian history etc. and also you can become the economics professor and can be placed in IES services.
So, interesting in research then Eco ( H ) is better course for you, you should understand that the course is more important which you choose than the college because course is what you learn for life but college is only for some short period of time which in this case is only for 3 years.

It also helps in preparing the students for business enterprises in Account and Finance roles. Some universities offers multiple electives and allow students to specialise in a particular subject in a final year. Some legacy universities offer B.Com degree course. Majority of syllabus of B.Com (P) and B.Com (Hons) is same. B.Com (P) gives an overview of various subject where same course in Hons has more depth and content. In B.Com (P) you cannot specialise but in Honours degree student can specialise. B.Com (Hons) is now a de-factor a standard accepted degree for jobs. Cut off for B.Com (Hons) in majority of universities is higher in comparison to B.Com (Pass) as its the preferred choice of students and recruiters. Syllabus of B.Com (Hons) helps and make it easier for students to clear CA examination.

BBA is a Bachelors degree in Commerce and Business administration. The degree is designed to give a broad knowledge of the functional aspects of a company and their interconnection, while also allowing for specialisation in a particular area. BBA programmes expose students to a variety of "core subjects" and allow students to specialize in a specific academic area. The degree also develops the student's practical, managerial and communication skills, and business decision-making capability. Many programmes incorporate training and practical experience, in the form of case projects, presentations, internships, industrial visits, and interaction with experts from the industry.

Preparation can be of three types: self, self plus coaching, coaching. It depends on whether you are a working professional or a student. So, if you are working you have to prepare either by self-using the correspondence booklets or you can take the option of taking weekend coaching classes. Also, you can buy some famous books used for the preparation of MBA entrance exams. But if you are a student then you have a good amount of time to prepare. So you can use the correspondence course and books initially for self-preparation and later can join coaching classes for brushing up your preparation with added techniques. So, any MBA entrance exam has generally three sections- quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning & data interpretation and verbal reasoning along with the study of general current affairs. So, depending on your strengths, weakness and speed, prepare the three sections accordingly and nail the exam.
So prepare as per your flexibility and crack the exam.

The better the business school, the easier it is to break into the investment banking industry. BUT, its still difficult even if you went to the best school. Most students from top schools who chase the banking dream never get in. There arent enough positions available.
However the best possible way to make a choice would be to focus on previous placement records.
IIM's definitely has a better score in terms of overall placement as well the banking sector.Almost 25-30% placement from the IIM's batch is in the banking sector as compared to a 10-15% from NSU.
So although both would be an ideal choice for MBA but investment banking would be slightly more achievable through IIMs.

Preparation can be of three types: Self, Self plus coaching, Coaching,
It depends on whether you are working or a student. So, if you are working you have to prepare either by self-using the correspondence booklets or you can take option of taking weekend coaching classes or you can buy some famous books used for preparation of MBA entrance exams. But if you are a student then you have good amount of time to prepare so you can use the correspondence courses and books initially for self-preparation and later can join coaching classes for brushing up your preparation with added techniques. So, any MBA entrance exam have generally three sections-Quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning & data interpretation and Verbal reasoning along with study of general current affairs. So, depending upon your strengths, weakness and speed prepare the three sections accordingly and nail the exam.
So in the end, practice lot of questions on SNAP.

BBA is Bachleor of Business Administration is Bachelor's degree in business administration. In USA & Europe its usually a 4year programme, whereas in India it is usually a 3year programme. Usually foreign universities focus more on practical based approach whereas Indian universities emphasis more on theoritcal aspect of
management. And then there are some management institutes which offers international degree, while student studies in India, IILM Undergraduate Business School, Lodhi road is one such institute. IILM Undergraduate Business School is premier institute for management studies. With the legacy of 27yrs, hands on learning experience, more focus on industrial exposure, international partners and 12000 plus alumni network and best placements. Moreover, IILM Undergraduate Business School, Lodhi Road also facilitates lateral transfer, making it furthermore right choice for world class education.

Hello!
The following list will give you the top Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA) institutes:
1. Maharaja Surajmal Institute
2. Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies
3. Vivekanand Institute of Professional Studies
4. Bhai Parmanand Institute of Business Studies
5. Jagannath International Management School-Kalkaji
6. Jagannath International Management School-Vasant Kunj
7. Jagan Institute of Management Studies-Rohini
8. Ideal Institute of Management and Technology
9. Institute of Information Technology and Management
10. Tecnia Institute of Advanced Studies
11. Delhi Metropolitan Education
12. Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Institute of Management and Information Technology
13. New Delhi Institute of Management
14. Banarasidas Chandiwala Institute of Professional Studies
15. Rukmini Devi Institute of Advanced Studies
16. Delhi College of Advanced Studies
17. Institute of Innovation in Technology and Management
18. Trinity Institute of Professional Studies
19. Kasturi Ram College of Higher Education
20. Fairfield Institute of Management and Technology
21. Delhi School of Professional Studies and Research
22. Delhi Institute of Rural Development
23. Kamal Institute of Higher Education and Advanced Studies
24. Beri Institute of Technology and Management
25. BLS Institute of Technology and Management
26. Lingya's Lalitha Devi Institute of Management and Science
27. Chandraprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies
28. Sant Haridass College of Higher Education
29. Mera Bhai integrated Institute of Technology
And to get a seat in these any of the college, you need to give GGSIPU CET BBA exam.

Hi,
See attempting a paper is as crucial as preparation, see first analyse the whole syllabus and find out which topic you are lacking, clear all concepts thoroughly, learn all the formula by heart.
In exam, you have to avoid mistakes of calculations and misjudging the question.
Don't waste too much time on a single question. If you get stuck just move on to another one.
Have self-confidence, if you are prepared well, you will do well.
Attempt your question paper in 2-attempts.
In the first attempt just solve those question in which you are confident. If you start getting correct answers, it will boost your confidence and you may start to solve the hard one also.
Hope it will help you.
All the best!
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MBA from abroad is not as good as IIMs.The major reason for this is as follows.
1. High fees- people go abroad by spending lakhs and lakhs and end up with a lot of debts.
2.Banks loans-The chances of getting loans for doing MBA from foreign university is very high such a huge amount will not be provided by banks in our country.
3.The issue of stay back- Majority of the countries give stay back for students after the course for just 1 or 2 years. In those 1 or 2 years, the amount spent for education is not able to get back.
4.Quality of IIMs- IIMs are world recognized. Lot of foreign international relationship exists with IIMs all over India.
5.Job- Job opportunity after passing out from IIMS are always higher than the other.
6.less fees of IIMS as compared to foreign university.
All these factors indicate that IIMs are better than foreign universities.

GMAT is exam conducted for getting into foreign universities.
Preparation can be of three types: self, self plus coaching, coaching. It depends on whether you are a working professional or a student. So, if you are working you have to prepare either by self-using the correspondence booklets or you can take the option of taking weekend coaching classes. Also, you can buy some famous books used for the preparation of MBA entrance exams. But if you are a student then you have a good amount of time to prepare. So you can use the correspondence course and books initially for self-preparation and later can join coaching classes for brushing up your preparation with added techniques. So, any MBA entrance exam has generally three sections- quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning & data interpretation and verbal reasoning along with the study of general current affairs. So, depending on your strengths, weakness and speed, prepare the three sections accordingly and nail the exam.
Note: GMAT section analytical writing assessment demands special attention. Practice as much as you can for this apart from the above preparation strategy.

Hello,
By the way of introduction, I am an alumnus of IIM, Indore. So, basically, the answer has follow up questions. What kind of life do you expect post an MBA? What kind of profile you want to get into? Whether or not you want to settle abroad? Do you plan to open your own venture?
To put my story here, my main intention to choose an MBA here than looking in abroad was:
1- I wanted to settle over here.
2- I wanted to explore more into analytics plus management world and India provides best mix for both if you want to do a job in a corporate world.
3- I do not intend to open my own venture.
All in all, it depends on the mix of what you want from an MBA. If your major motivation is money then definitely, MBA from abroad from good colleges is for you. Else if I just talk about India, IIMs are best suited for an MBA.
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You can crack any exam like SET if you want to with complete dedication and hard-work. Do your SWOT analysis with respect to SET exam and find in what you are good at or your strength lies in which subjects or chapters. Then also, focus on your weak areas as these are to be practised 5- 6 times more that usual chapters. Collect all the syllabus that is essential to study and then start with planning of like you have to complete all the portion in 4 month and then 1 month revision of complete syllabus. Last month then you can solve online or offline question papers for the practices. After doing such planning only you will perform well and it will make your motivation up provided you commit and complete your own deadlines.
Make notes so that at last moment, you can refer and understand the things easily. This will help you to crack SET exam easily.