Ask & Answer: India's Largest Education Community

I would suggest after your B.Com you go for MBA in financial Management from a good college ideally tier-1. You will find your own way from there.

After B.Sc Mathematics, you can pursue M.Sc in Maths, MBA in finance, MCA. You can also target various specialization courses like CA, CFP (Certified Financial Planner), CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst), CS (Company Secretary). One of the most challenging course in India in maths is Actuarial Science. Actuaries job is high paid jobs in the field of financial services.

Hi,
Its a two phase exam mainly conducted by the Australian Medical Council which you have to clear. Please check the AMC website for details.

You can't get a government BDS college without NEET, do not panic as you're eligible for pharmacy: BHMS or BAMS.

You can get a job with a degree in B.Sc CS. It's one of the best courses to get a Good job in private sector. But if you want, you should do M.Sc to get a highest paid job. Even I'm a B.Sc CS and currently working as a IT Analyst with TCS :)

You can join IITs and NITs only after 10+2 with PCM subjects by appearing for JEE Mains and JEE Advanced. JEE Advanced is for admission in IITs.

Hello Tripti,
First of all, congrats for your JEE advance rank.
RVCE don't consider JEE main and advance marks. But you can get direct admission through management quota.

Hello Maghonath,
Some of the good B-Schools that accept MAT score are:
1) SIMSREE (99.99 MAT) Govt of MH
2) BIMTECH Noida
3) Great Lakes Chennai
4) PUMBA
5) XIME ( can apply through MAT,but it prefers CAT 75 onwards)
6)Christ Bangalore
7) VIT business School
Perhaps, I would suggest you to appear for CAT as well. And before taking admission, go through the avg. Salary packages offered and their fee structure.
Good luck.

At NMIMS you have the opportunity to choose your specialization (marketing, finance etc) after completing the first year. In the first year, you will have a good mix of subjects(marketing, finance, strategy, operations and so on). Thus I would suggest that once you are down in the field and experienced what it is like, you will be in a better position to take a call that which specialization interests you.

Hi,
Kindly refer the following link for the same:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/ll-m-in-business-law-national-law-school-of-india-university-bangalore-vijayanagar-2353