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Hi,
Well if you are from Commerce/Science stream along with Business Maths as one of your subjects, I believe you can definitely opt for BCA program as your career.
As far as the eligibility criteria is concerned in terms of previous qualification, I would say that varies from college to college.
For your help I am sending you a link that can redirect you to the page wherein you can find the list of institutes offering BCA program across India.
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Job prospects are available in various areas like programming, networking, system administration etc. There are many companies which specialize in these areas like WIPRO, TCS and government sector also recruits BCA professionals in plenty. The opportunities available after completion of Masters course is higher. On gaining experience they can reach higher positions in their career.
Also find attached the article link that talks all about BCA.
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as you are a commerce graduate you should study CFA or FRM. CFA Program is a professional credential offered by the CFA Institute (formerly AIMR) to investment & financial professionals and students ( cfainstitute.org ). FRM Program is a professional credential offered by Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP, USA) to risk management professionals ( garp.org ). After CFA and FRM you can work in Investment Banking, Portfolio Management, Investment Research, Security Analysis, Chief Risk Officer, Senior Risk Analyst, Head of Operational Risk, and Director, Investment Risk Management. For more details visit this web link : edupristine.com/courses/

Hi,
Well I can suggest you with:-
1. ExcelGoodies Software Private Limited- ADVANCE EXCEL TRAINING FOR MIS PROFESSIONALS
This specialized course is not a general Excel training course; rather it teaches the use of Excel in a Reporting context. It is available online.
2. Excel Next- Advanced Excel (2007) for Finance, Audit & MIS reporting
3. Diploma course in Computerized Financial Application (MIS)
4. Management Information System, Center for Distance Engineering Education Programme (CDEEP)
5. Diploma in Computerised Data Processing and Management information System
You may visit respective websites in order to find details on fees, intake, eligibility criteria, admission process, etc.
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Thanks fort he invite MSK.
Hi,
English (Hons) is a good choice provided you have an aptitude for it.It will introduce you to a world of novels,poetry,drama,critical theories and will attempt to improve your reading,writing and thinking/analysis skills.
-English (Hons) graduates can pursue a variety of jobs depending on their strong skill you can venture into journalism, writing, editing, civil Services,media,content development etc.You can follow up your graduation with B.Ed/TESOL to be a teacher or with MA/M.Phil and NET exam score to be a lecturer.
Yes,you can certainly pursue an MBA after English Hons ,just make sure that you score a minimum of 50% in your graduation and have relevant test scores for admission to good MBA colleges later.