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<p>You can check ot the process for online admission to M.Com below -</p><ul><li>Firstly go to the official Website of the University where you want to take admission.</li><li>Then Register yourself and log into your account.</li><li>After that Fill the Application Form that is available on the site with details that are required.</li><li>Upload all your Documents that are being asked</li><li>Pay the Fee for Application</li><li>Submit the Form</li><li>Wait for Merit List</li><li>Counseling/Admission Confirmation</li></ul>

First of all you might it keep in mind that there is no shortcut to success so you definitely have to work hard to get your desired percentage of marks. In maths, you first have to get your fundamentals clear and practice as much as you can. Go through all the important formulas and the hot questions to gain the extra edge. Do persistent hard work and get your doubts cleared always. All the best.

I would say both are good. However, since in Gargi the curriculum is stricter, the classes happen more regularly. The commerce department is good both in Gargi and Ramjas. Since Ramjas is more politically active the classes get somewhat hampered but the overall discipline of the curriculum doesn't get compromised. Gargi on the other hand is more of an academic college, and all in all, a lot of professionalism is maintained.

The grant and non-grant are regarding the course. The course which is aided by the goverment is called grant and the course which is done privately one is a non-grant course.
B.Com is a grant course.

Many opportunities are there for the candidates after post graduation in commerce. Candidates can go for many courses after M.Com. Some of the courses are:
Doctor of Philosophy in Banking & Finance
Doctor of Philosophy in Business Economics
Doctor of Philosophy in Commerce
Doctor of Philosophy in Corporate Secretary ship
Doctor of Philosophy in Financial Studies
Doctor of Philosophy in Statistics
Professional Education (Course PE-I)
Professional Education (Course PE-II)
Other Certification Courses after M.Com
Candidates after completing the M.com course can go for many certificate courses .Some of th... View more

<p>The main difference between the old and new syllabus for the Company Secretary Executive Entrance Test (CSEET) are that the new syllabus has more subjects, including Quantitative Aptitude in Part 4. The Viva Voce section has been removed from the new syllabus, starting with the November 2023 session. The new syllabus of CSEET only allows entry to the CS course through CSEET. In the new syllabus, all papers except Paper 4 have 20% case-based objective-type questions and 80% descriptive questions. The new syllabus has two elective papers instead of one paper. The new syllabus has two groups instead of three.</p>

Miles Education provides student/professional-centric services while keeping concept-based learning at its core which have helped it climb to the top ranks when it comes to the US CMA certification in India. Following are the reasons why we have our CMA alumni club growing period-on-period along with our enrolments and student count; the reasons why you should choose Miles for your US CMA coaching too:
Concept-based learning - All of us have, at some point of time, come across coaching centers with little or no focus on concepts when it comes to teaching. While such coaching centers encourage students only to understand and remember, M... View more

<p data-start="0" data-end="273">When comparing B.Com and B.Com (Honors), especially at Lovely Professional University (LPU), the B.Com (Honors) programme clearly stands out as the better choice for students seeking deeper academic exposure, specialised skills, and stronger career prospects.</p><p data-start="275" data-end="877">At LPU, B.Com (Honors) offers a more focused and in-depth curriculum than the general B.Com, covering core subjects like Accounting, Taxation, Financial Management, and Business Law, along with advanced electives in areas such as Financial Markets, E-Commerc... View more

You'll have to pass CPT (comman proficiency test) after your 12th standard.

<p dir="ltr">For online admission to Chandigarh University's M.Com-ACCA course, here's the process: Register for CUCET, the entrance and scholarship test, online by selecting the M.Com-ACCA program. Pay the INR 500 application fee using debit/credit cards, net banking, or UPI, and you'll receive an e-prospectus. Download your CUCET admit card, appear for the online test, and check your score and rank. Apply for the course online, provide academic details, upload documents, pay the admission fee, and confirm your enrollment.</p>

<p>The latest daily class timetable for B.Com Hons at Chandigarh University is uploaded on the official student portal, CUIMS. Students can log in using their registered ID and password and navigate to the “Time Table” tab available on the dashboard. The schedule includes subject wise class timings, faculty names, lecture halls, and practical sessions if applicable. Any updates regarding room changes, substitute lectures, or revised schedules are also reflected there in real time. Generally, classes are scheduled between morning and late afternoon slots, depending on semester and section allocation. Students are advised to check ... View more

Hi,
Rajdhani College is better than Zakir Hussain College for pursuing B.Com (Hons). Good faculty members and really helpful teachers. All the best Aman.

The fee keeps on revising usually from time to time. Check the website or contact the authorities in person for any latest update and the relevant and most authentic knowledge.

Hi Puja,
It's not available till now.
I hope you will get it soon in the website.
All the best.

Hi, The fees of the both courses is about INR. 20-25 thousand.

Hello Himanshi,
Depending upon your interest level, you can choose. If you happen to choose MBA then finance specialisation would suit you.
Or if you believe, you can crack SSC, then go for it.
By the way, for getting admission into MBA, you will have to go through CAT / MAT / CET /SNAP, etc. qualifying exams.
and simultaneously you can fill forms of SSC too, since the syllabus of both of the exams is similar, Maths, reasoning, English, etc.
Good luck.

I do not have access to the latest fee structure of Jasani Arts and Commerce College for the B.Com program. However, as per the information available on their official website for the 2021-2022 academic year, the fee structure for the B.Com program is as follows:
1st Year: INR 3,900/-
2nd Year: INR 3,600/-
3rd Year: INR 3,600/-

Yes, you can become CA without maths.

B.Com or B.Com(honors) both are a 3 year Undergraduate degree programme. There are many colleges and universities in India that provide this degree. Delhi University attracts the most crowd of B.Com aspirants. There are many other institutions that you can join after your 12th.
Good luck!

If you are interested in accounts then do CA along with your B.Com.
If you are interested in management then pursue courses like marketing, HR or BBA.
For private jobs, doing B.Com or BBA cannot provide good positing. You also need an MBA or CA/B.Ed for that.

<p>In India, anyone can enroll in CA after completing either their 12th-grade Science or art coursework. India has a straightforward process for becoming a chartered accountant.</p>

Hi Swathy, as per the latest notification under National Education Policy 2020, you can join an autonomous college in 2nd year even after studying B.Com in a Deemed University for 1st year, so yes, you can.

It depends on you, which stream you like the most and if you are interested in commerce, then definitely it has a bright future. If you work hard, then you can became a cost accountant or chartered accountant or May be a company Secretary.

Hi Indhumathi, Yes, you can do. Hope this helps you.
Thanks.

Hi Biplab,
There are various courses you can go ahead with after completing B.Com. (in commerce field). Please refer the link below for the same:-
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Hope this will help!
Good Luck! :)

Hi.
There are plenty of professional courses available for you to choose from.
For commerce students, one of the easiest things to do is go for B.Com then M.Com and then maybe PhD or professor.
Some other people like to go for MBA from a decent B school and get a handsome package and a nice career.
There's also an option to go for CA, CS, CMA and at times LLB . The mainstay of commerce students for years now.
You also have the option of lesser known courses like FRM, CFA, actuary among others.
If not that, you can go for the things you love and develop that as a profession for you.
It all depends on what path you wanna take.
All the best!!

You can choose the college according to your convenience and your percentage of past qualifications.

Total Fees for CA Foundation is Rs 10900. Total fees for CA Intermediate single group is Rs 28200 (for Foundation route), Total fees for CA Inter both groups are Rs 33400 (for foundation route), and total fees for direct entry route is Rs 33600.

Hi,
I think you must check this once. Here's the link:
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Courses abroad are specialised ones and not as M.Com. For example:
M.Sc. Corporate Finance
M.Sc. International Finance and Banking
M.Sc. Accounting
M.Sc. Banking and Finance. Like this. You have to select your area of interest and so you will become more employable.