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It is common entrance test and yes it will include some questions of computerized accounting whether you had studied it in your class 12th.

Yes, you can pursue your career in banking and accounts field. You can pursue B.Com and then you can appear for bank PO exams. This will help you in making a career in banking sector. After B.Com, you can also pursue MBA in banking and financial management which will help you to get career options in private banks also. You can get a job in a bank after completing B.Com too.

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Yes, you can do it and give some mock test which is in April.

The asked course of NIELIT is 80 Hrs of duration with objective of the course is to acquaint students with the accounting concept, tools and techniques influencing business organization. The course fee is about Rs 6500.

1. Maa Narmada Institute of Professional Education
2. Vidyodaya Mahavidyalaya
3. Yash College of Education
4. Suyash Computer Education
And many more.

Yes, you can get admission in B.Com. Your percentage is low. You can get admission in few universities like AMU, JMI, AIMA. Good luck.

<p>&lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/studyabroad/usa/universities/northeastern-illinois-university/ms-in-accounting"&gt;Northeastern Illinois University MS in Accounting course &lt;/a&gt;is a<strong> two-phase program</strong>. The Phase 1 consists of Foundation courses, whereas the Phase 2 comprises Advanced Core courses. This programme is AACSB-accredited and provides a great ROI. The first-year tuition fee of this course is <strong>around INR 13.5 lakh</strong>. After pursuing this course, students can go for career roles like Financial Accountant, Certified Public Accountant, Au... View more

I would recommend for CA, as it will be more better then CS.

Yes,you can also get job in banking

Hi Shree Singh,
You get around 15 years time to repay the loan. And, Australia is a good destination with very good opportunities for accounts professionals. Let's hope you get a job depending on your skills and knowledge, you have to develop your network, complete a good internship and develop your skills.

Admission happen on basis of cut of list, SRCC is the best college however the cut off is quite high 98-99%, hence you can opt for other DU or IP colleges

Hi Samiksha
In my point of view you should go any Accounting course along with B.com. and do your best in B.com and in courses. and don't take worry about job if you have depth knowledge in your all subjects then definitely you will get good job.

Once someone has perused the list of positions usually open to a cost accountant, it becomes hard to ignore the glaring prestige of this job, not to mention the massive earning potential. The list below is only a superficial representation of your possible jobs down this path in public, private and even government organisations:
Chairman,
Managing Director,
Finance Director,
Chief Executive,
General Manager,
Finance Manager,
Cost Accounting service in central govt. named as indian cost accounts service, which is at par with the Class I Services of the Government of India.
Independent Practice
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You can go for SAP course as it will help you a lot. There are many companies using SAP software.

<p>Yes, these courses are available in Bhadrak Autonomous College as well as SAI International College of Commerce &amp; Economics. You can check your eligibilty from the websites of respective colleges.</p>

<div><div><p>The total tuition fee for a three-year BCom in Financial Accounting course at the Bellari Business College is around INR 1.11 lakhs. Apart from this, the student may also need to pay some additional charges like hostel fee, application fee, admission fee, examination fee, etc.</p></div></div><div>&nbsp;</div>

if u r good in economic u can opt BA Economic(hons.)

Hi Himanshu,
Eligibility for B.COM (H)-
10+2 (any stream) from a recognized board of education.
Commerce stream/ Maths subject is however preferable.
No entrance test. Admissions are strictly on merit basis.
Most colleges have a different provision for admission. You need to contact the institute officials personally for specific admission details as it differs from one college to another.
Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

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Of course, if you have math/stat. /CA/ CS in PUC according to university rules you'll get admission. It would be easy for you to understand the concepts.

<p>In order to pursue Diploma in Financial Accounting, Auditing and Taxation, you need to have a minimum qualification of 10+2 or graduation, with proper knowledge of MS Word &amp; Office. The course duration is 6 months, with total fees around INR 45000 to INR 55000.</p>

<p>Yes, you can pursue a BLS LLB course after completing CS Executive. While the subjects of BLS LLB (Bachelor of Legal Science and Bachelor of Laws) are distinct from Company Secretary (CS) topics, the legal knowledge gained can complement your CS skills, especially in corporate law and compliance. Both fields involve legal and regulatory understanding, so a BLS LLB can be beneficial for a well-rounded career in legal and corporate sectors.</p>

Hi.I am unable to understand what u want ?

For General Category - 84%
For OBC Category - 80%
For SC/ ST Category - 74%
So just go for it.

<p>CCT College Dublin's Master's admission requires:</p><p>NFQ Level 8 honors degree in Business/related field</p><p>Non-cognate disciplines considered with 3+ years work experience</p><p>RPL application for non-graduates with 5+ years experience</p><p>English proficiency (B2+ CEFRL)</p>

After completing B.Com you can pursue CMA (US) course which can be completed within 8 months, CMA (US) is like Indian ICWA but in comparison to CMA (US), it is a longer course and completing it is also very tough but CMA (US) can be easily completed and you can get a job in leading company with high pay salary within short period.

Hi, USA is the top destination. But destinations like Japan, Korea, Singapore which are regional financial hubs are also popular options for business and finance related studies.

Since you have already completed PG and want to settle your life in the field of accountancy, you can always go for learning of some professional softwares which are quite typical. If you are able to master it you can surely pursue a respectful career.