Is there any difference between b.com and b.com honors?
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yes, honors means you're among the top 97% (percentage varies with different university/college/school) of the whole b.com course/degree/subject.
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The Business Administration has a lot more math/quanitative classes in the program, more accounting even. Business management has more qualitative classes. The Business Administration class has a better chance of going into MBA programs (thats what I was told).
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Hello Friend! \n   After completing B.Com., degree, You can do M.Com., , C.A., , M.B.A. You can also do IAS. If you are interested in law, you can also study B.L., For doing any degree after B.Com., you must have self interest to continue your studies.\n   Best of luck to your bright future.
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Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Arts\nThe difference is, you take mostly the same classes for your major, but you have to take other classes to qualify for the degree.  For BA, you need foreign language, for BS more computer science (like 1-2 classes, not much) and math.  And the other guy was right, it does depend on the school.
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MIT.  The classes will be about the same, but MIT has better international name recognition for your resume.   \n\nPS---MIT is in a really fun town and is close to Boston.
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Well, its better to get an "A" in a regular class than a "C" in an honors class.\n\nWhen colleges look at your resume, they skim a bit. First, they see if your application looks good (A's) , THEN they look at the classes.\n\nA lot of colleges do not look at your FRESHMAN year as much as the rest.\n\nIf its only one class, then thats fine, as long as you take at least 1-2 AP's Junior year and 1-3 AP's Senior year.\n\nIts good that you worry about your grades! Good luck :]
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It is soooo funny, they blocked out c u m in Magna C U M Laude!  \n\nAnyway, c u m laude is graduating with honors.  Depending on what your university offers as honors.  Go talk to your counselor, or even the admissions office to find out.\n\nIn the future, when you apply for jobs, if you can list not only your degree, but that you graduated with honors, you will have a leg up on similarly skilled people that graduated without honors.\n\nCongrats on the good grades!
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Sathya,\nThere is no difference between the two degrees. But the university which is giving this degree is different. A university which provides B.Tech provides only technical education. That means its other colleges will be technical oriented colleges. Something like JNTU in Hyderbad. And a university which provides B.E Degree will teach all the other courses also like arts & sciences, et.c. Something like andhra university and all. If I'm wrong ignore me man.
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A B.S. will require more coursework in biology, and carries a little more prestige.  The B.A. will give you more time to study in other fields.  You need to decide what you are interested in.  The coursework itself is only part of your education.  Talk to a dentist, especially one affiliated with a dental school, for more advice on what dental schools want.
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Both.  In most cases the weighted one (which implies that you took more challenging courses), would be more important.  Actually, most colleges really don't put a lot of stock into GPA at all, because it varies so much from one high school to another.  Class rank (how you compared with others at your school) is normally more important, as are test scores.
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They do not have to be related to each other, although it can be easier if they are because then they may share some credits and some classes will count towards both.\n\nMine was Computers/Mathematics, but I also knew a Theatre/Computer...  So that should show they don't have to be related.\n\nAs for what they are.  Major is your major area of study, the majority of your classes will be directed towards this area.  Your minor doesn't mean the least classes, it's your secondary focus, either your fallback area of interest or a supporting area of interest.\n\nYou don't have to declare (and usually can't until you have enough credits) a major until your 2nd year normally.
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B.C.A is toatally computer oriented course.\nin bca u will find subjects like... \n\nBasic Computers\nC++\nC++ with data structres\nC\nC with data structres \nComputer architecture,\nData Base Management System\nComputer Graphics\nMathematics of 11 & 12 with some high level also.\nManagement information System\nOOPS\nSQL\n\nand also some managenment orieneted subjects...\n\nbusiness management\naccounts etc..\n\nin some universities u will find Physics also... and in some not...
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An Associate degree is a two year degree.  Some jobs only require this type of degree like LPN or medical assistant, some management positions etc.\n\nBS and BA are Bachelor's degrees, these are a four year degree. A BS stands for Bachelor of Science degree and BS stands for Bachelor of Arts Degree.  Although the titles are a bit different the only real difference between a BA and a BS is that a BA requires a foriegn language and BS doesn't.\n\nA Master's Degree is after the Bachelors. You can not pursue a Master's degree without a Bachelors.  Usually the Masters takes an additional two years of school past the four for a Bachelors and the classes are often offered in the evenings and part time since most people get a full time job with their Bachelor's and take their Master's courses around their schedule.\nA Phd is a Doctorate.  This is as high as you can go.  You have to have a Master's to pursue a Phd.  Most people take up to ten to twelve years to get their Phd degrees and in order to be awarded a Phd, the student must submit a "thesis" which is usually a very long, detailed report on the subject in which they are pursuing their degree.  Everyone that I know that has written a thesis has taken several years to complete it even though they were completely finished with their classes.
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B.Tech stands for Bachelor of Technology andd it has very advanced subjects that are apllicable for the changing world and it is most beneficial.\n\nB.E stands for Bachelor of Engineering and its course is not very much advanced as the courses that we have in B.Tech.\n\nIf u live in Andhra Pradesh(India) B.tech is under the supervision of JNTU and B.E under Osmania University\n\nI hope i've answered ur question.
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Generally it's a college that only offers Associate degrees (AA) instead of Bachelor degrees (BA or BS) like a full college does. They offer lower-division courses at lower prices than full colleges, and 2-year programs as opposed to the 4-year programs that full colleges do. Often you can transfer to a 4-year institution from a Junior College, saving you time and money.
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They are both a bachelor's degree and are therefore viewed the same. Your major determines which one you will be awarded upon graduation. History and education both fall into the arts category.
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Take Chem....it is class that is more typical when you get to college that you will probably take again...i took 4 years of honors in HS w/ Biology, Chemistry, Ana. and Phys. and Physics...i took Biology and Chem. in college and both were reviews basically...got a C in biology because i like to oversleep, but got an A in chem. when I took it again...