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Hi. There would not be a problem in joining psychology as a postgraduate subject. No need to do graduation in this subject. You can take up admission in M.A. Psychology with B.Com degree. Many universities offer this course as a post-graduation subject.
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Nandini Shrivastava
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Depends on different colleges. But basically
Introduction to Psychology
Human Development
Basic psychological processes
Organizational Behavior
Counseling Psychology
Social psychology
Applied Psychology
Health Psychology
Research and statistics
And some more.
Introduction to Psychology
Human Development
Basic psychological processes
Organizational Behavior
Counseling Psychology
Social psychology
Applied Psychology
Health Psychology
Research and statistics
And some more.
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Anisha AnishaOptimistic
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Hello, One can pursue following things after completing Degree in Political Science :-
1) Started Preparing for Government Exam
2) Pursuing B.Ed or TET ( Teacher Eligibility Test )
3) Joining MBA or M.A. In Political Science !
I hope this will help you !
1) Started Preparing for Government Exam
2) Pursuing B.Ed or TET ( Teacher Eligibility Test )
3) Joining MBA or M.A. In Political Science !
I hope this will help you !
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Placements: B.A. (Hons) Political Science course is a basic degree course with very little to no employment opportunities in the field. The facilities were really helpful and guided the students very well regarding internships and further studies.
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Anisha AnishaOptimistic
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Hi !
You can pursue following things after completing Degree in Political Science :-
1) Started Preparing for Government Exam
2) Pursuing B.Ed or TET ( Teacher Eligibility Test )
3) Joining MBA or M.A. In Political Science !
I hope this will help you !
You can pursue following things after completing Degree in Political Science :-
1) Started Preparing for Government Exam
2) Pursuing B.Ed or TET ( Teacher Eligibility Test )
3) Joining MBA or M.A. In Political Science !
I hope this will help you !
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Seema shaikh
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Yes you do it CA professional course allows it but usually students won't take another course because it's better or u can say more helpful and beneficial with commerce stream.
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Sushma Roy
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Yes, It is worth doing, You will get better opportunities then other subject, as compared its scope is more better and you will get job more quick. Like even you can do tuition for classes 11 & 12 if you go for PG in economics will be better you will get more job opportunities, and you must process interest in analyzing and logical reasoning and math till 12 class as these are the basic further economics is very interesting to study.
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Shubham Dubey
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Here, if we're talking about B.A. Economics, it means study about economics in a general sense like you will have to read some basic concepts and terminology, economics history by some basics writers, then
If we have economics Hons, it means a specialization in economics, it leads to a well versed in economics background like we'll have to study about conceptually criteria and all, future application-based knowledge about economics, stats, Maths econometrics, etc. And then we have B.Sc. Economics generally means a study approach to economics through some research work and analytical concepts and methodology in statistical sense and econ
If we have economics Hons, it means a specialization in economics, it leads to a well versed in economics background like we'll have to study about conceptually criteria and all, future application-based knowledge about economics, stats, Maths econometrics, etc. And then we have B.Sc. Economics generally means a study approach to economics through some research work and analytical concepts and methodology in statistical sense and econ
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Nandini Shrivastava
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In English . Honours you have to study 3 subjects in first year including 3 papers of English . And 2 of other subjects each. In second year and third year you drop one subject from the two and study 4 papers of English . Whereas in B.A. In English . Plain you have to choose 3 subjects including English . As main subjects and all 3 will have equal importance.
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Akanksha Vale
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Many colleges offer good courses in BA Hons. ( English). Symbiosis college of Arts and commerce, Pune, MIT ( Pune ), Ferguson college, Pune, Presidency University Kolkata, Colleges under Delhi University, Xavier's College, Mumbai, IGNOU could be good options to pursue your degree of BA Hons. in English.
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Jagadish Buddanola
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The latest cutoff information for M.Sc. in Nutrition and Dietetics at University College For Women is 65 to 90 percentage and fee structure is 30k per year as it's a two year course
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Ishaan Mahajan
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1. MSU Baroda - Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda
2. Parul Institute of Law, Vadodara
3. Navrachana University, Vadodara
4. Self Finance Law College, Vadodara.
2. Parul Institute of Law, Vadodara
3. Navrachana University, Vadodara
4. Self Finance Law College, Vadodara.
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Manish Kumar
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Hello, for UPSC preparation you need a Bachelor's degree in any stream. Both subjects are good every subject has its advantage if you pursuing English Hons it helps you in English optional and essay part and if you pursuing history Hons it's overlap with gs part and history optional so it's depends on your interest and how you study your subjects smartly with covering your both syllabus of UPSC and graduation. According to professors and civil servants, graduation will be your first priority because it gives a strong base for your UPSC preparation.
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Hi.
CA Direct Entry Scheme after Graduation
Enroll for IPCC in both groups.
100 hours of Information Technology Training. Orientation Course. Complete 9 months of mandatory Practical Training (Articleship).
Appearing for both groups of the IPCC exam. CA Final exam. Awarding of the CA designation. In the direct entry, you don't have to appear for the CPT entrance exam as you are eligible to appear for the INTERMEDIATE LEVEL directly.
CA Direct Entry Scheme after Graduation
Enroll for IPCC in both groups.
100 hours of Information Technology Training. Orientation Course. Complete 9 months of mandatory Practical Training (Articleship).
Appearing for both groups of the IPCC exam. CA Final exam. Awarding of the CA designation. In the direct entry, you don't have to appear for the CPT entrance exam as you are eligible to appear for the INTERMEDIATE LEVEL directly.
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Manori Sahni
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Doing some certificate courses along with the BCom programme can help students during placements. It also enhances the learning curve of the students. Here are some of the best options to consider, each offering distinct benefits and career pathways:
- Finance and Accounting
- Chartered Accountant (CA)
- Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
- Certified Management Accountant (CMA)
- Data Analytics
- Project Management
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Abhisar Manchanda
Beginner-Level 1
No, Maths is not compulsory for B.Com to take admission in colleges.
But it is compulsory for B.Com Honours for admission in du colleges and also in some other colleges.
So, it is not compulsory to have maths as your subject in the 12th standard to pursue bcom
But it is compulsory for B.Com Honours for admission in du colleges and also in some other colleges.
So, it is not compulsory to have maths as your subject in the 12th standard to pursue bcom
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Ullas Celsem
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This degree in commerce field prepares students for the corporate world as well as entrepreneurship. Students obtain enough business and financial knowledge that they can adapt to a job or of an entrepreneur.
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Ayush Chaudhary
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Both the courses will comprise of same subjects. B.Com Course will give you an outline of all subjects in the commerce stream. B.Com (Hons. ) also covers all subjects in the stream. But it facilitates you to specialize in a specific subject in the final year, which is not doable in B.Com. The final year students of B.Com (Hons. ) can specialize in subjects like accounting, finance, economics etc. B.Com will help develop managerial skills and competencies in particular areas of business studies. The programme will help you learn the trade and enhance your knowledge by considering all prospects in the field of commerce. B.Com (Hons. ) is
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Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) Since its establishment in the year 1926, Shri Ram College of Commerce has earned its reputation as one of the premier commerce colleges in Delhi University.
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