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<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.

Dear aspirant
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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.

Based on your educational qualifications, courses on accounting and taxation are more suitable for career in the field of accounting.

Yeah, you can go for it.

Hello,
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Suryadatta Institute of Management- SIMMC, SIBMT and SIMIR, Bavdhan, Pune
ASM Institute of Business Management & Research, IBMR, Chinchwad, Pune
Aims Institute of Management Studies, Pune (AIMS, Pune), Wakad, Pune.

Yes, admissions are open and limited seats are left, please book your seat as fast as possible. Best of luck!

Hello
You can do MBA in finance, Taxation Course, cost accounting courses, BAF, Banking course, you have a lot of choice,so you can do any one course and go depth knowledge and got job easily , firstly you think in which type of course you like more .

Hi
In which subject you done you graduation. And MBA is better option.

What is your education background apart from your IELTS?

Hi, I'll recommend SAP as SAP requires good understanding about business process, understanding client requirement. Once you work for 2-3 years in a particular company, you would be familiar with business process and you can start looking for more options later. Hence conclusion here is simple. Getting job in SAP is not easy, I would also say its not tough though. It takes time but opportunities are coming up for sure.

<p>The Common University Entrance Test also known as CUET is not compulsory for Company Secretary courses in India.&nbsp;</p><p>The CS Executive Programme needs the CSEET, with exemptions for graduates and postgraduates.</p><p>CUET is made for university admissions, while CS is a professional course that is offered by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI). Therefore, focusing on preparing for and passing the CSEET is recommended.&nbsp;</p>

Post Graduate Diploma in Finance is a 1-year full-time Diploma course designed for working professionals aspiring for rapid career progression. Eligibility for this PG Diploma in Finance course is a Bachelor's degree in Finance or an equivalent Bachelor's degree with 50% of marks from a recognised university.

<p>To improve your chances of getting admission to Gupta College for the M.Com. program, follow these steps:</p><p>Meet Eligibility Criteria:Ensure you meet the minimum eligibility criteria, which includes a Bachelor's degree in Commerce or a related field from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate score of 50% or above.</p><p>Prepare for Entrance Exam:Prepare well for the entrance exam conducted by Gupta College or any other recognised authority.</p><p>Focus on your academic performance and maintain a strong record.</p><p>Personal Interview/Group Discussion:Practice your com... View more

<p>ICAI conducts CA exams three times a year. These are May, September and January. To appear for the exam, candidates have to register and apply before deadline. The registration schedule is released by ICAI on its official website - icai.org.</p>

<p>The difficulty level of ICAI CA exams is as follows:</p><table width="100%"><tbody><tr><th width="50%"><p>CA Level</p></th><th width="50%"><p>Difficulty Level</p></th></tr><tr><td width="50%"><p>&lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/accounting/ca-foundation-exam"&gt;CA Foundation&lt;/a&gt;</p></td><td width="50%"><p>Tough</p></td></tr><tr><td width="50%"><p>&lt;a href=&qu... View more

<p>Yes, switching to an MBA after B.Com is a common and smooth path in India. However, studying at a reputed Mumbai commerce college can help build a stronger CAT or entrance exam profile, thanks to better mentorship and peer competition. Your undergrad college matters more for network and guidance than for eligibility.</p>

Dear Student, St. Xavier is the famous college for B.Com (Hons.). ICA is not a college for B.Com. Some branches from ICA, may offer coaching for admissions in to B.Com course. You can also do various courses like IDA and IDA + from ICA after B.Com to update your knowledge and skills in accounting software, income tax, investment portfolio management and accounts.
I had done IDA+ from ICA and also, you may get placed in different companies after completion of this course.
St.Xaviers college commerce department is very famous with the experienced and highly educated faculty, especially if you want to do B.Com in honors, then it shou... View more

<p>The CS executive exam is challenging for all aspirants, as only 3 to 4 percent of them can make it to CS Professional every year. The difficulty level of the CS executive stage depends on the following factors: 1. Nature of the questions in that particular year 2. Preparation level of students appearing in this exam 3. Your understanding of each subject 4. Number of applications for CS executives in a particular year Some subjects, like tax, company law, and capital markets, have tough questions. For those who are from a commerce background, the accounting and auditing part is easier. Therefore, CS executive is not that challengin... View more