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Hi Harshad,
I would appreciate the fact that you are pretty clear about your career path. while deciding on which field you should choose keep in mind your own interests and career aspirations, if you feel that you have passion to serve the nation as well as the mindset to be on ships all the time then you can go for Merchant navy as merchant navy would not only will give you big bucks but also an edge when you go for your MBA. However, if you are more comfortable doing a backend job you can opt for Network Engineer, as MBA is open for all kind of profiles you can opt for MBA even after working as a Network Engineer.
MBA in Finance is one of the traditional specialisation and have a good scope not only in banking sector but in every sector as every big or small Industry would require finance to run its business. If you do your MBA through a decent full time B-School, you definitely can get the best of job opportunities. I would like to add here that as every Individual is different so is his capabilities so, Whether, you are able to sustain the opportunities or not would totally depend on your own individual capabilities and the capacity to perform.
Hope this will be of help.
Thanks,
Pooja

Hi Madhubanti,
If you are keen to pursue a career in the education field, I would suggest you to write the UGC NET exam as this will help you to get in Lectureship and pursue a career in the same.
You can read about this exam through the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yexlgj5
Other than this there are several other qualifications that you can attain to get in this field like M.Ed/ M.Phil/ Ph.D so on. It will entirely depend on your area of interest and based on which you can opt for a stream among the given options.
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Hi Anjan,
After Doing B.Com the whole commerce field is open for you. You can opt for the courses like CA, CWA, CFA, and CS. If you want to opt for a degree program you can opt for courses like MFA, MFM, etc. another good degree option would be MBA in Finance.
All these programs I have mentioned above would lead to a good career in finance, accounting and banking field. However, programs like CA, CWA etc. would take longer time to complete whereas Masters Programs will get over in two years and you will be in a position to earn by the third year. If you plan for a degree program best would be that you go for MBA in finance through well recognized University.
I would like to add here that we can only provide you with the guidance the last decision would be yours and should be based on your own interests and career aspirations which is of utmost importance.
For more information on these courses please surf shiksha through the links below:
http://tinyurl.com/2a7hbjh
http://tinyurl.com/2e6rczu
Hope this will be of help. Feel free to put up more queries. In case your query is resolved please close this question by choosing it as a best answer or pressing the thumbs up icon.
Thanks,
Pooja

HI,It is true that fresher not get 35,000 salary.But you are very interesting then you are doing 12th after BCA is best.And also you doing BCA after MCA is best.because first off all you have math in 12th,then you are eligible for MCA course.BCA and MCA very high demanded course in every company.If you are want to take high package,so you are few experience and also knowledge which is you like course or subject.3-5year experience after get better package sure from me.So i m say that only you doing BCA and BCA after MCA is best for your career.Every college or institute are required minimum 50% in 12th from any stream with math(few college are required math for BCA and few are not required math for BCA).And also your school are approved by UGC or AICTE.
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