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Students with B.Com degree have options of doing higher post graduate studies such as M.Com, MBA, MCA or PG Diplomas or LLB, MA Mass Communication. MSW etc. You had also do one year long PG diploma in area of your interests such as Banking, Insurance, capital market, HR, sales etc. You can also do industry specific certifications such as LOMA, IIBA. BCS etc. You can professional courses such as CA, CS, CFA, CMA etc.
CA is very prestigious but difficult to obtain professional degree. M.Com focuses on commerce, accounting, management and economics related subjects and prepares you for Finance and Accounting jobs in enterprises. MBA is a generic course on business management and administration and it focuses on functional areas of business such as accounting, finance, marketing, human resources, and operations. MBA provides wider options in different functions and various types of industries. Although you must do post graduate degree based on your interest area, I will recommend MBA with Finance specialization for better career opportunities and growth.

Yes, you can get admission for BBA after completing 12th from arts stream. The eligibility criteria for BBA courses vary from college to college, but in general, you will need to have the following:
* A minimum of 50% marks in aggregate in your class 12th exams. * Good communication and analytical skills. * An interest in business. Some colleges may also require you to have appeared for and cleared the entrance exam for the particular college. The admission procedure for BBA courses typically involves the following steps:
1. Fill out the application form and submit it along with the required documents.
2. Appear for the entrance exam.
3. Wait for the results.
4. If you are shortlisted, you will be invited for an interview.
5. If you are successful in the interview, you will be offered admission to the course. The required documents for admission to BBA courses typically include the following:
* Application form
* Photo ID proof
* Proof of age
* Proof of educational qualifications
* Caste Certificate (if applicable)
* Character certificate
If you are interested in pursuing a BBA course, I encourage you to start preparing early. There are many resources available online and in libraries that can help you with your studies. You can also join a BBA coaching institute to get additional help. Here are some of the benefits of pursuing a BBA course:
* It will give you a comprehensive understanding of business and management. * It will teach you the skills and techniques necessary to succeed in the corporate world. * It will help you develop your communication and analytical skills. * It will give you the opportunity to network with other business students and professionals. * It will open up a wide range of career opportunities in the corporate sector. I hope this helps!

Dera, A candidate must have passed polytechnic diploma or B.Sc. (Mathematics as a subject) or equivalent exam with 45% (round number) aggregate marks (40% aggregate marks in case of candidates belonging to SC (Scheduled Caste)/ ST (Scheduled Tribe)/ OBC (Other Backward Class- Non Creamy Layer)/ SBC (Special Backward Classes-Non Creamy Layer of Rajasthan State) in the suitable branch of Engineering from an AICTE approved Institution or from any recognised University or Equivalent. Anand-ICE Jaipur provides education in field of civil engineering. you can get more about civil engineering go through the link http://www.anandice.ac.in/departments/civil-engineering-colleges-jaipur, http://www.rtu.ac.in/RTU/leep.

Quantitative Aptitude Syllabus of SSC CGL and IBPS PO
CGL is interested in Geometry, Algebra, Trignometry, Co ordinate Geometry and mensuration, while IBPS PO has more focus on Data Interpretation
Similarities:
Number Series.
Percentages.
Profit & Loss.
Partnership.
Averages.
Ratio and proportion.
Mixture and Allegations.
Time and Work.
Best Books for Quantitative Aptitude Preparation:
Differences
SSC CGL
Geometry.
Algebra.
Trignometry.
Co ordinate Geometry.
Mensuration
IBPS PO
Quadratic Equations
Data Sufficiency
English Syllabus of SSC CGL and IBPS PO
CGL is interested in Visual and Non Verbal Reasoning, while IBPS PO has more focus Analytical Reasoning
Similarities:
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Reading Comprehension
Synonym/Antonym
Spotting Errors.
Best Books for English Preparation
Differences:
SSC CGL
Idiom/Phrase
Spelling Mistakes
IBPS PO
Parajumbles.
Cloze Test
Reasoning Syllabus of SSC CGL and IBPS PO
CGL is interested in Visual and Non Verbal Reasoning, while IBPS PO has more focus Analytical Reasoning
Similarities:
Coding Decoding
Critical Reasoning
Direction Sense
Blood Relations
Odd One out
Best Books for Reasoning Preparation
SSC CGL
Mathematical Operators
Logical Venn Diagrams
Visual Reasoning
Word Matrix
Analogy
IBPS PO
Analytical Reasoning
Syllogisms
Inequalities
Input Output
Data Sufficiency