Which course can I pursue along with B.Com? Should it be CS or MBA after B.Com?

I have passed my 12th from Gujarati medium.

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Asked by Smit Mehta
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Rushabh Sheth
2016-04-03 16:12:17
CS is difficult course and only 11% students pass final and become CS Cs fees is lower than mba but requires lot of study CS even requires minimum 1 year training under practicing Cs/cs firm CS can be pursued in English as well as Hindi medium If you think you can complete CS then go for it More re

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Rushabh Sheth
2016-04-03 20:05:25
By scope and demand definitely CS is better Right now there is a shortage of CS in India and companies are trying to get CS Thanks to new companies act 2013 which has increased the workload of CS and Appointment of CS is compulsory in any company having share capital more than Rs 5 crore So check o

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Rahul Ghosh
2016-04-03 12:03:46
BCOM and MBA will be very good condition and BBA MBA also.. But if you want to BCOM along with CS then also it will be good..CS is in very much demand

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Rahul Ghosh
2016-04-03 19:06:00
Two are totally different where CS is about company secretary portion and MBA is a managerial job.. Both are in demand

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2016-05-27 15:46:44
you can purusue b.com with cs course not mba

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2016-04-03 22:55:25
go for mba though cs has money bt not everyone can be cs while in mba u have so much of scope for ur future do mba from a decent clg all the best

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kunal das
2016-04-03 22:18:08
go 1st bcom... and score above 60% ...then join full time mba in finance.

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Lokesh Mathur
2016-04-03 11:46:45
B.Com. MBA will be a good combination.

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