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Yes, you might get CVRCE, as their closing rank for CSE is around INR 5 lakhs.

Hi Reyansh, UCAS Tariff is a point system used by the universities to set their requirements. It is something you don't have to worry about. You can check the internet and the UCAS website to learn about it if you wish. Now, UCAS is the common application system to apply to the universities in UK mainly for undergraduates and some post graduate programs. UCAS is not merely some requirement but the portal through which you apply to an university in UK. Ever university here in UK is grouped in UCAS accordingly and you have to apply by the given deadlines and upload required documents. The basic eligibility to study CS if you are talking abou... View more

See, basically you cannot avoid mathematics as a subject. It is going to be there. If you want to go for BAF in your graduation, you will have maths in first and second year. Instead of fearing, start practicing it and overcome that fear. You cannot ignore maths completely. And in case you want to, then you will might need to go for a degree in arts and such streams, because other degrees would have maths as a subject to be studied.

You can make use of accounting in law subjects like Taxation law, Corporate Tax, etc. And both Civil and Criminal laws are compulsory subjects in a law course, so study them decide, which one interests you more.

You can do CA CS CFA. ICWA and Law kind of Professional Courses.
Prepare for Competitive Exams for Banks, Insurance, Income Tax Officer, Railway Recruitment Board, UPSC and State Public Service Commission.

Software engineering and ICWA are totally different domains, even if you gain knowledge of accounting and costing, it won't compliment your profession. For ICWA eligibility, check the link below :
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Hi,
The mainstay courses for commerce students are CA CS and CMA. I know what exactly is your confusion, but I would like to inform. CS I. e company secretary is a professional who deals with all the legal aspects of any company. The main strengths of a CS is law. They are theoretically considered strong with specialisations in corporate laws, RBI, FEMA, IPR, mergers and acquisitions etc. On the other hand, cwa or cma I. e cost and works accountant or cost and management accountant are professionals with a strong base in costing and cost management. Although, course content is somewhat similar in all the three courses, but the weighta... View more

Yes, you will be eligible for fashion designing. For information related to SET 2018, check out the exam page below:
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Hi Vikas,
The career prospects in commerce and its interdisciplinary domains such as banking, chartered accountancy, company secretary, economics, stock broking, cost work and accountancy and agricultural economics are extremely bright. B.Com along with Chartered Accountancy or MBA will pay you to a larger extent. These degrees will able to pay you to have a good position in public and private organisations. If you are ambitious and hardworking, you may also carry on with the field if Financial Engineering.
Career options in commerce:
Accountant; Accountant Executive; Chartered Accountant; Company secretary; Cost Accountant; Fi... View more

There are rare chances of you getting admitted to VIT with this rank. But, give a try till last round, if you are ready to take a risk. Because, if there are not sufficient numbers of admissions, in the last round anything can happen, i.e., any person with any rank can get admission. I'm telling you this, because this has happened last year. All the best.

After your results you need to apply for supplementary exams that are held for students with backlogs. The forms and details are available at the SOL offices.

<p dir="ltr">Hi!&nbsp;</p><p>Most of the &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/accounting/colleges/company-secretary-colleges-india"&gt;CS colleges in India&lt;/a&gt; admit students based on merit; however, some colleges also accept CUET scores. Here are some details about CUET:</p><table><tbody><tr><th><p><strong>Exam Name</strong></p></th><th><p><strong>Exam Schedule</strong></p></th><th><p><strong>Exam Syllabus</strong></p></th><... View more

Good evening dear,
You may go for CA, CMA or MBA in Finance & Operations. Also, you may go for MA in Economics and Statistics.
Thanks and all the best.

Hi Ankit, for M.Com in finance and accounting you have to sit for an admission test, as the whole admission selection is based on the entrance exam.
The link below will provide you will necessary information about M.Com: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.sxccal.edu/admissions/SXCAdmission2018/PG2018/MCOM2018/default.htm" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.sxccal.edu/admissions/SXCAdmission2018/PG2018/MCOM2018/default.htm</a>.
Wishing you good luck!

I will suggest you to take company secretary, because it is comparably smaller than CA, and it won't exert a lot of pressure on you and side by side. It will give you a better job in future.

The level of CS is same at both places. You can pursue CS from anywhere, you'll receive the same level of knowledge.

Yes, but you have to gave IELTS it is compulsory which test your English language without giving IELTS you are not able to go for foreign study.

Hi,
Admission for this course is fully based on merit or class 12th marks. Cut off are released by Delhi university. So, there is no entrance exam for this course. For more information regarding admission process visit Delhi university website.

Hello, If you are preparing for civil service like IAS IPS, IFS Banking, SSC or if you plan to do MBA after graduation, than B.Com General will be best for, because in this you have to pay less attention on study as compared computer. And, if you want to go in IT Industry then definitely you should join B.Com CS.

Company Secretary Course is conducted in three different levels. Foundation Level, Intermediate Level and Final level. For being eligible for Foundation level, you should have passed 10+2 (or equivalent) from a recognized board. Once you qualify the Foundation Level you can apply for Intermediate Level and
After qualifying Intermediate Level, you can apply for Final Level. If you have completed Graduation then you are not required to qualify Foundation Level. You can directly apply for Intermediate Level. The Duration of foundation and intermediate course is 8 months and 9 months respectively. Regards.

Hello,
No, it is not true. B.Com honours has a very wide syllabus. It has everything from Economics, Accountancy to Business Studies.
Yes, the major focus is 'accountancy'. It will have a lot of portion.
But it is incorrect to say that "It is basically doing honours in accounts only".
Thanks.
All the best.

<p>&lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/cfa-chartered-financial-analyst-level-1-2-3-chp"&gt;CFA Program&lt;/a&gt; is a professional credential offered by CFA Institute to Investment and Financial professionals. To enroll in CFA Program and register for your first Level I exam, you must have: An international travel passport and one of following:</p><ul><li>Undergraduate education: A Bachelor's (or equivalent) degree or be in final year of your Bachelor's degree program (you must have completed your Bachelor's degree program in order to register for Level II exam), or&nbsp;</li><... View more

B.Com is one of the most sought courses after 12th. It has the duration of 3 years divided into 6 semesters. The course covers a number of subjects during its study period. B.Com mainly focuses on Accounts, Mathematics and Economics. Subjects involved in the course of Bachelor of Commerce are as follows:
Accounting
Cost Accountancy
Economics
Finance
Information Science
International Business
Management
Human Resource
Law
Marketing Management
Tourism
Eligibility for this course Candidates should have passed higher secondary examination with not less than 50% marks from a recognised board. Can... View more

Hi Varsha Mathew,
Yes, scope is available. India has entered into mutual broad Economic co-operation agreements with countries like Singapore, Malaysia etc. Allowing skilled CS professionals to operate from abroad. Also, there are collaborations between ICSI and ICAI-UK, The Singapore Association of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators ( SAICSA), Governance Institute of Australia etc. Go through these organization website and keep yourself updated with these kind of tie-ups, which will help you secure a job outside India.

Hi Sunita,
You can probably think of switching your career from commerce, if you are not liking accounts and Maths. Analyse your strengths and weaknesses, your interests and your aptitude. You could think of some creative fields like mass communication, design, literature etc. You could also consider a career in aviation or hotel management.

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<p>There are various private colleges in Mumbai which offers B.Com. (Hons.) degree. In my opinion some of the best are (not according to rankings) :-</p><ol><li>Hinduja College of Commerce</li><li>Narsee Monjee College of Commerce</li><li>K.J. Somaiya College of Arts &amp; Commerce</li><li>Amity University</li><li>St. Xavier's College</li><li>H.R. College of Commerce &amp; Economics</li><li>Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce</li></ol>

<p>The difficulty level of CA Final exams is the highest among all the&nbsp;as the course is vast and extensive. The CA Final exam includes papers such as Corporate &amp; Economic Laws Part I: Corporate Law, Economic Laws, Strategic Cost Management and Performance Evaluation, Direct Tax Laws &amp; International Taxation, Goods and Services Tax, Direct Tax Laws &amp; International Taxation, etc. which are tough to crack. The pass percentage of CA Final exams is low as low as 25 per cent in a particular session and students need multiple attempts to clear this level. Even after completing the CA Foundation and CA Interm... View more

As per the university, you can be promoted only when you pass in 4 subjects of final year B.Com.

Hi Sana,
Why don’t you try for a MBA rather than a Diploma? I suggest that a MBA from a prestigious college would be a great option for you to go ahead with.