1. Careers in Management and Finance MAIN Give your career a professional edge Flow Chart Important Dates Registrations Time Table Subjects Reg. Fee IPCC Audit Training Final Jobs after CA After CPT

2. Various courses offered

4. Entrance Examinations BBA Conducted by Various colleges. BBS/ BBE/ BFIA The Delhi University (DU) mulls a joint entrance test for Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS), Bachelor of Business Economics (BBE) and Bachelor of Financial Investment and Analysis (BFIA) BIBF Conducted by Jamia Millia Islamia University Basic Mode of selection Entrance test+ Group Discussion+ Interview

5. Management Courses

8. Why BBA over B.Com? B.Com BBA Traditional Course Professional course Quantitative & Financial accounting Quantitative skills + communication & leadership skills Prerequisite for CA/ICWA Though it is not a prerequisite for MBA, but will help you in the initial stages High percentage in 10 + 2 is required for getting admission in the top colleges On an average 50% is required at the 10 2 level and you need to appear for entrance exams. Offer jobs of accountant, auditor, analysts Offer jobs as management trainees in various fields like marketing and sales, finance, HR

10. What After BBA??? MBA

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28. Career Progression

30. Bachelor in Business Economics BBE Delhi Univ.) – 554 seats (approx.) B.Sc. In Eco. (Symbiosis) – 120 seats Eligibility : 10+2 with 50% (Maths Comp. for BBE ) Future Prospects in Studies : MBE from Delhi School of Economics. Public, Managerial, Agriculture, International economics, Business Journalism ,Banking, Insurance Finance Control,M.A. Eco. Job Prospects : - Economists are employed in Govt. & Public Enterprises like Labour Deptt., Employment Deptt.,Research Deptt., Census Org., Finance & Investment Firms, Media Firms, Market Research Org. Economics

32. Pattern of Entrance Examination Subject Area SSCBS Business Aptitude 30 General Awareness 30 Quantitative Aptitude 30 Logical Reasoning & Analytical Ability 30 Higher maths 30

33. Financial Courses

35. Bachelor of International Business & Finance (BIBF) Most management programmes in a developing country are industry specific. Finance is one such area, which also happens to be an important subject, especially in today’s global scenario. The rationale behind this course is to introduce students to the subject before they take it up at the MBA level as an elective. Furthermore, the thrust of the programmes is on exposing the students to real time business problems, through three years of rigorous industry training, which runs simultaneously with theory classes Jamia Millia Islamia University