Showing 32484 results for "Accounting"

It depends on your choice of career. If you want to go for management, then go for MBA or if you have interest in law, then go for LLB. LLB has better options than MBA. In LLB, there are lots of options apart from criminal or civil lawyers. Tax consultants, corporate laws, etc. are also options available in this category. MBA is being done by almost every graduate but law is different and it has various career options as well.

Both CS and MBA are equally good. If you can get admission in top 20 MBA Institutes of India then it's a better option in comparison to CS. If you plan to do CS then you are advised to do LLB also.

All the streams have scope and scope comes from your talent. If you are good in maintaining relations and observing behavior patterns of the people, you can opt for HR as you are from commerce background, you may be good at finance, and you can opt for finance.

Dear rahman. it has scope along with MBA system. you should pursue SAP fico or MM or SD etc courses. so that you will get best placements. all the best.

Hi,
The Post Graduate Diploma in export & import management programme gives a foundation to participants who seek a career in international markets.
With a rapid growth in international trade in various countries, several highly rewarding job opportunities have opened up for participants trained in export-import transactions.
For this, he can do:Post Graduate Diploma in export and import management (PGDEXIM).
A lot of colleges are offering this. Naming a good one is Symbiosis, Pune. They also offer distance learning. Not sure which you are in. Search for colleges near your city for these courses.

Hi Madhumiya,
Singapore is a finance capital, and so it’s a good idea, but to pursue MBA you must have work experience firstly. To get the most out of your degree try to get into reputed b schools like National University of Singapore and Nanyang Business School. There are foreign university campuses too but check the career assistance they provide.

All the courses has greater importance in their own field it depends on your interest which course you want to select.

Well practically very limited opportunity. If you were a sound engineer it would have been better to join this field. Scope is very less and salary offered are minimal.

Yes definitely and that is a good choice too

Choose a course that best suits your interest and aptitude such as Human Resource, Accounting, Finance, or Marketing. I would suggest you to look into the courses offered by University of Sydney, University of Melbourne, Edith Cowan University, Australian National University and Monash University.

B.com computer application

The eligibility criteria of BCA, B.Sc- CS & IT is pass in HSc with mathematics / computer science / computer application as a subject of study. That means H.Sc- commerce students who had studied the mentioned subjects are eligible for admission.
Some universities admit commerce H.Sc holders with business mathematics / statistics for BCA, B.Sc- CS & IT programmes whereas in some private universities, just H.Sc in any stream is enough to get admission.
BCA, B.Sc- CS & IT are the courses with similar subjects.
Please check the eligibility criteria of university in your jurisdiction.

Dear Manish, you can choose any field. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. This forum is to guide you if you have any queries related to JBIMS. So for generic queries like this you will have to search online.

One should pursue a career based on ones liking & interests. Having said this no qualification gives you a guarantee of good job as getting a good job is a result of multiple factors & many of these factors are independent of academic qualification.

All the career options in your query are diverse and have its own pros and cons. It will be better, if you choose your career based on your interests and long term goals to excel in career.

Hi Neerav,
Every institute has it's own course specific fee structure. In order to know the exact fee it would be always advisable to browse through the official website of the institute where you wish to apply.
Please feel free to discuss more.
Wish you luck.

St. Stephen's College, SRCC, Hindu, Hansraj, and Venkateshwara are few of the good options.

You find out the list online and find where HR is offered. Then, you consider your money constraints. After coming to a conclusion, begin your preparation.

you should give CAT entrance exam and should secure above 97 percentile only then there are chances of getting admission in IIMA

MBA has wider opportunities in comparison with M.Com because MBA graduates can be employed in variety of management functions in different kind of industries. M.Com prepares students for finance and accounting roles only. But, you must choose your next degree based on your interests to excel in career.

To be eligible for MBA you must hold a bachelor's degree with 50% aggregate.You could go for BBA and start preparing for CAT right from the 1st day of ur graduation so that by the end of 3rd you could face the exam with confidence, having some outstanding scores(say 95+ percentile).You get landed in one among the top business schools.(Remember if your percentage in graduation is above 75% you get shortlisted easily for iim's based on application rating).
All the best :-)

If you are interested to pursue MBA from IIM, then there is an IPM course available at IIM - Indore for which you need to appear for an entrance exam. In this program, you will complete your graduation as well as MBA from IIM - Indore itself.

go with your interest. that will lead to a better output.

Yes, of course, for doing MBA, BBA is better than B.Com.
Best of luck.

For your mh cet score you can get
Rizvi
Kohinoor
PTVA IM
Vivekananda
Alkesh dinesh mody
St francis
Durgadevi saraf
Since you are bcom finance would be best
If you are good in accounts then you will get good profile otherwise many students end up getting sales profile even in finance
you can even try HR which is most sought specialisation
And lastly you can go for operations but only if you have passion and perform well since recruiters mostly prefer operations students having technical background
You should show experience as it carries little marks but it might stil help you get admission

It is true that B Com students are preferred by companies. This is because a B Com graduate studies all functional areas of a company like Management, Marketing-Production Management, Accounting and Finance Management, Corporate / Business Laws, Business Correspondence and secretarial duties, Computerized Accounting and Book Keeping systems etc.
B Com is a best choice to start a career. B Com graduates may get job as Accounts Assistants, Admin.Assistants, Marketing / Sales Executives, Computer Operators etc.B Com graduates can also practice as Tax Practitioners after getting license.
After B Com, you can go for Masters degree in nu... View more

Hi Jyotisima,
It is better that you talk to the college administrators regarding this. A discontinuation of the course means you might not get the degree of M.Com.

UGC has permitted two degrees at the same time one should be from regular and the other should be in distance mode. Both are the highest paid jobs only consistency is important. Work hard.

<p>AICPA, worlds the largest accounting organisation, administers the CPA exams. Candidates need to pass all four CPA examinations to get membership in the AICPA. The 55-state board of accountancy in the United States who are members of NASBA, on the other hand, awards a CPA license.</p><p>Each state board has its own set of qualifying requirements that an aspirant must have to receive a CPA designation. The following are some guidelines candidates need to follow to get CPA certification in India:</p><p>A Masters degree in commerce, accounting, or finance. To appear for US CPA tests, an aspirant requires 120 c... View more

You should opt for BBA. In BBA, you will learn a lot about management field, and you will have clear understanding of basics in MBA.