Which is better between B.Com LL.B. {hons} and B.Com {management accounting and international finance}?

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Manish Motwani | Guide-Level 14

8 years ago

It depends, you feel good in. Moreover, B.Com in management accounting and international finance are great corporate deal at this particular time. So, I'll suggest you for it.

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Lovely Professional University | Scholar-Level 17

8 years ago

Dear Sukhpal, B.Com LL.B. is going to be a better option as LL.B. is a professional degree and is going to open many avenues for you. Whereas, after B.Com (management accounting), you will have to go for a higher degree like M.Com, MBA, etc. The eligibility for B.Com LL.B. is pass with 60% aggregat

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