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Yes, you can go for CA, but you might find it difficult because you haven't studied accounts in BBA.

It is obvious that B.Com (Hons) have more value.
B.Com (general) is easy.
If you are good in accounts, you should do B.Com (Hons) in accountancy.

CPA exam holders of recognised qualifications (post graduate, degree, diploma, certificate, accounting technician etc.) may be entitled to various exemptions from the CPA exams. All exemptions are granted on an individual basis and on a subject-for-subject basis to students. 50% qualifying marks must be achieved in the relevant subjects to be eligible for exemptions.

Firstly, give attention on your 12th class and after that, join CPT classes.

ICWA has wide scope,every manufacturing company need cost accountant(icwa) and
On completion the course you will find opportunities like cost accounting, auditing
financial planning, corporate finance, management consulting etc. Cost accountants
are required for valuation audit under Central Excise Act, product pricing, audit
under Customs act. MIS and budgetary control are some of the key roles performed.
Basic salary after completing ICWA course :-
The minimum salary you can draw is around Rs 20000 p.m. After 8-10 years of experience you can draw a salary of around Rs 70000 p.m. It will depend on your academic... View more

No. To do Diploma in Pharmacy, you can do it on the basis of 10th but there are a very few institutes offering this for Bachelor of Pharmacy. You need to pass 12th with physics, chemistry and biology. You may reappear for HSC with these subject and also need to appear for entrance exam.

Hi Suraj, inorder to opt direct entry you should have a minimum percentage of 55. So you have to give CPT.

Yes, you can pursue CPA post your CS.

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RISHU KUMAR,

Live at Haldia West Bengal,

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<p>Hi, No, it is not possible to pursue M.Sc. IT course after completion of your 12th standard with Commerce stream. To be eligible to pursue M.Sc. IT course, you should have passed Bachelor's degree in IT or related stream from a Government recognised university.</p>

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If you have cleared your 12th than surely you can further pursue your graduation degree.

Well, there is nothing as the 'best line'. It is all about where your interest lies.
A B.Com graduate has various opportunities though.
M.Com, CA, ICWA, CS, MBA, etc.
Also, you can enroll for bank PO exams.
Literally, there are enormous opportunities.
You have to choose which way you want to go for!
Good luck!

Hi,
Visit the below mentioned link for the best colleges abroad, you can check the fee and shortlist as per your budget, profile, etc.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/bachelors-of-business-in-abroad-cl1239

A candidate should have 10+2 passed or appear or equivalent in commerce or Science with maths with minimum 50% marks in aggregate. However, all the good colleges have cutoffs, so you need to prepare for the highest percentage possible.

Dear Baburam,
If you are interested in pursuing your career in the field of accounting, than you can pursue any professional course like ACCA. ACCA stands for the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. It is a leading international accountancy body. The ACCA qualification is recognised and is treated in other countries as being equivalent to their local qualification. For further details kindly visit the below mentioned URL:
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.accaglobal.com/in/en/about-us.html" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.accaglobal.com/in/en/about-us.html&l... View more

Hi Divya,
Along with B.Com, you can pursue short term courses like tally because even if you finish the short-term course like Tally. You can easily earn 10k per month by doing tally at small offices or finance company and after finishing B.Com, when you go for job, you can easily get a good job on the basis of your B.Com degree and tally experience. You can earn upto 30k per month. So, you can do the course of Tally or there is another typing course, it will make your typing skills strong. If after finishing B.Com, you go for data entry or typing jobs, you can earn good. So, these two courses can be chosen.

The admission to M.Phil is based on entrance exam conducted by the respective universities and is followed by personal interview. The entrance test tests the knowledge, analytical and research skills of the individual. The Christ University, Bangalore is one of the most recognised Universities which offers M.Phil in Commerce.

M.Com CA is sufficient education qualification to start corporate career or individual consultancy. After gaining few years job experience you may gain some additional professional qualifications.

Hi Ankit Kocchar,
Australia has a good market for Accounting and Finance professionals, it's also the most suitable for commerce students. Besides, you must know your own personal interests and career plans and decide as to what you want to study and what's best for you. Check the course details and career outcomes, job market, etc., and then decide.

Hi Akshita, yes business studies is one of the most popular option, you should also consider Hong Kong since it is the financial hub of Asia and will lead to better exposure.

Hi Mehma,
There is no particular course which can give you a guaranteed job but finance and accounts sectors have very good opportunities and also very competitive. Its also relevant to your education background. You can therefore see courses in these areas but only if it interests you.

Yes, you can appear for the NET exam. You need to secure at least 55% marks in your Master's degree or equivalent examination from recognised colleges.

Popular Courses After 12th for Commerce Students are mentioned below:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/courses-after-12th/commerce" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/courses-after-12th/commerce</a>.

Admission to St. Joseph is on the Basis of class 12th marks you scored. For B.Com, accounts marks is important while taking the admission. If you want to take direct admission in St. Joseph, then you will take through Management Quota.

Hi Shyam,
There are many, popular options are:
B.Com
BBA
BMS
B.Sc Maths/Statistics/Economics
BFS
One can also pursue CA/CWA/CS etc. Can be pursued with graduation or individually.

You should go for Science.

I prefer BA in economics. It focuses on economics as the main subject and helps you to bring a good career in economics. This will also help you to become an economist by economic graduation.

Hi Hritik,
The cut-off is usually above 90% for the general category and 75% for the reserved ones, though it keeps changing every year but this is somewhat a rough estimate. For more details about the admission, you can refer to the official website of the college by clicking here <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://goenkacollege.net/notices/b-com-admission-notice-no-01/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://goenkacollege.net/notices/b-com-admission-notice-no-01/</a>.

Hi Pranav,
There are many options, but take the exam after knowing what you want to study, popular exams are:
CPT Entrance Exam
CFA Entrance Exam
ITLA Entrance Exam
SET Entrance Exam
BHU UET Entrance Exam
UGAT-AIMA Entrance Exam

Hi Shweta,The fee structure for commerce courses in Delhi University 2017 can change according to the ranking of the college compared to that of other colleges. Delhi University fee for commerce courses is basically dependent on the quality, standard of college, faculty members and infrastructure. Slight changes are visible in the fee structure for B.Com and B.Com (Hons) courses in some colleges. Sri Ram College of Commerce - INR 29,793 (B.Com Hons)
Lady Shri Ram College - INR 21,290 (B.Com Hons)
Hans Raj College INR 14,333 (B.Com Hons)
Hindu College INR 14,333 (B.Com Hons)
Kirori Mal College - INR 9170 (B.Com)
Sri Venk... View more