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Hello Ashish,
Here is a list of some of the main courses that commerce students can pursue after 12th standard:
- Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA)
- Bachelors of Commerce (B.Com)
- Bachelors of Commerce (Hons.): With specialisation in a particular subject/field.
- Bachelors in Economics
- Certified Financial Planner (CFP)
- Cost & Management Accountant (CMA)
- Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
- Chartered Accountancy (CA)
- Company Secretary (CS)
- Cost Accountant (ICWA)
- Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
- Law (LLB)
- Prepare for UPSC, IAS etc.
- Banking Courses, etc.

I will suggest you to pursue your MBBS from USA/Caribbean. Fee package is very affordable as package starts from 35 Lac for the course including your fooding and lodging. USA has the best medical standards in terms of academic and technology both. MCI Screening exemption is also applicable to those who pursue their MBBS from USA.

Hi Sarthak,
Both the career options are good for abroad as both are in demand over there. However for MBA, you need to have some experience where as for Biotech you can get direct admission by qualifying entrance exam.
Hope this helps.

If you have interest in the IT field, B.Sc. IT is definitely a good choice. But Bachelors enough won't help you in the longer run. I advise you to go for Masters in IT as well and it has nothing to do with your HSC from commerce stream.

In Mumbai, the ITM Group provides a number of reputable culinary courses. These programs are meant to provide students with a broad range of culinary talents, which are in high demand in the business. An excellent university will also give you opportunities to work in the sector.

BIMM is for marketing and BIMHRD is for HR.

Hi,
Architecture is not related to commerce sector but don't worry you can do BBA in infrastructure management.

Hello,
I feel MIT has a better faculty and facilities of this branch. It has well oiled placement cell that is a must these days. But then to get admission here, you need to be domiciled and appear for MHTCET.

Hi,
A fresher architect would earn around 2 - 2.5LPA. An Architect with over 5 years of experience will earn around 9.5 - 10 LPA. An Architect with over 10 years of experience will earn around 14.5 - 15LPA. With increase in experience the salary packages of an Architect grows.

Hi! First of all, just relax. You have taken a good decision because even my cousin has done his PGDM from PIBM and he was not disappointed with his decisions. As far as I know, PIBM has unique training methods, updated and designed as per the industry requirements. They have regular corporate events, IVs, dual internships, and much more. Apart from this, the students undergo special training in communication and aptitude which is quite essential in this competitive corporate world. Even during the pandemic, PIBM ensured that the placements and internship process continues through online mode. All the best!

Hi Abhijeet, If you are having 3-4 years of experience then I would recommend you to go for executive MBA.
For quality management, you can opt for BITs Pilani.
Hope this helps

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Pleased to meet you!
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Best branches in terms of rank:
1. Computer Science & Engineering/IT
2. Mechanical Engineering
3. Electrical & Electronics Engineering
4. Electronics & Communication Engineering
5. Civil Engineering
6. Chemical Engineering
7. Architectural engineering

Hello Nishant Sharma,
Yes, there are many government pilot training institute in India. One of the best is Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Udyaan Academy. For more, you can search on DGCA website.

Hello,
MIT attempts to place everyone at the end of course. But it's quite dynamic in nature. However, things are expected to only improve as we progress in years to come.

Hi,
You have to complete class XII and then do the graphic designing undergraduate course from NIFT, NID, Pearl Academy or any other institute.
After 10th, you can do short-term diploma courses. But, they are not going to fetch you good jobs unless you plan to do freelance.
For in-depth knowledge, you should take up undergraduate course.
Think about it.
All the best.