ISBR Business School

  Six ACCA papers are incorporated into the Bachelor of Commerce curriculum in the three- to four-year undergraduate BCom with ACCA programme. Because the content for this course is seamlessly connected with the BCom degree, students can complete the ACCA Professional qualification with little additional preparation. However, the usual rates for a BCom ACCA course range from INR 1,50,000 to INR 3,00,000, making it more costly than a regular BCom education. Graduates of this degree can pursue careers in various industries, including corporate finance, consulting, audit and assurance, business development, corporate and business accounting, and compliance and risk. BCom with ACCA: Course Highlights Course Level Undergraduate + Certificate Full-Form Bachelor of Commerce (ACCA) Duration 3-4 years Examination Type Semester Exams Eligibility Minimum 50% in 10+2 examination Admission Process Either Merit or Entrance Exam Based Total Course Fees INR 4-5 Lakhs Top Recruiting Companies Reli...

  BBA is a common degree programme that students choose during their undergraduate in order to work in the business world and manage organisations. However, in today’s global village, a global BBA opens up more options to students especially when one is offered a programme that is business and global in nature. This programme seeks to prepare students in order to enable them to gain capacity in the international business world. What is a Global BBA? A global BBA is an undergraduate programme in business that focuses on the international aspect of business studies. As opposed to a typical BBA, this programme also introduces concepts on international business, cross-cultural management, and curriculum which frequently includes global study trips or international internships. Most of the global BBA programmes collaborate with universities across the globe allowing students direct experience in various markets and settings. The curriculum of a global BBA normally consists of such m...

  The three-year Bachelor of Law, or LLB, focuses on applicants who have already completed their graduation in any discipline and want to join the legal profession. The 5 year integrated LLB course integrates undergraduate and legal education; in contrast, the 3 year LLB is of a postgraduate nature, concentrating and intensifying the learning of law. It is a good option for those who have decided to switch over to the field of law after having surveyed other fields or who wish to deepen their acquaintance with legal systems. In this blog, we will discuss the importance of an LLB 3 year course : eligibility criteria, course structure, and career options.                                             LLB Eligibility Criteria  The LLB eligibility , in general, is simple ...

The realm of business is always changing with the introduction of fresh trends, technologies, and challenges. For individuals seeking a more profound comprehension of this constantly evolving environment, the Master of Commerce (MCom course) serves as a strong foundation for progress. It is a path to developing your business skills and advancing towards a satisfying career in the business world. Revealing the Requirements for Qualification Before we explore the rewarding realm of the MCom course, let's discuss a vital query: Who qualifies for this journey of learning? The MCom eligibility may differ slightly among universities. Yet, what unites them is a basic grasp of business fundamentals. Typically, individuals who hold a Bachelor's degree in Commerce (B.Com) or a similar field, like Business Administration (BBA) or Economics (Eco Hons), from an accredited university with a specific minimum percentage of marks (usually approximately 50%) are qualified to submit applications...