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You can go for m.com if u r interested in gaining deeper knowledge in your own stream. If you want to shift to corporate/business world u may opt MBA after clearing any of the entrances like cat/mat/xat. All the best.

Yes, but you have to pursue B.Com through private as regular B.Com may interrupt your ICWA.

You should do your B.Com from a good institution or you can do BA in economics.

All government colleges under Delhi University are good for pursuing B.Com at low cost.

ICAI is going to introduce new syllabus for ca course in 2016. Although new syllabus is introduced in 2016 the old syllabus also continued for the next five years. After that gradually shifted to the new syllabus only.

Yes, you have good scope in Maharashtra.

If I talk about the best colleges in India, undoubtedly it is SRCC of University of Delhi. To make it to there, you probably need 99% in 12th standard but once you are in then nothing else can stop you from achieving good heights except yourself.

There is no direct entry to become Cyber Crime Officer in India. You can join police services as Sub inspector by appearing for State Service board examination or IPS by clearing Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSC. Once you are in police you can specialize in cyber crime. You are eligible to appear for Civil Services Examination and State Service Selection Board Examination on completion of your graduation degree in Commerce.

In simple words, Banking can be defined as the business activity of accepting and safeguarding money owned by other individuals and entities, and then lending out this money in order to earn a profit. However, with the passage of time, the activities covered by banking business have widened and now various other services are also offered by banks. The banking services these days include issuance of debit and credit cards, providing safe custody of valuable items, lockers, ATM services and online transfer of funds across the country / world.

You can check it on their official website.

The fee structure at Government Colly, Nagda for M.com is around INR 15000 and the full post-graduation course fees will be INR 30000 so just go for it.

Hey Neha,
The cutoff for M.com at Himachal Pradesh University for General category - 40%
SC Category - 30%
ST Category - 30%
OBC Category - 35%
PWD Category - 30%

For getting admission in Sagar University for B.Com course, 10+2 examination with 45% aggregate marks are required and you have got 87% in 12th which are too good.

Hey Sumit the cutoff information for B.com at Indua Degree College is around -
General Category - 25278 opening - 33274 closing rank
OBC Category - 34384 opening - 41809 closing rank
SC/ST Category - 21818 opening - 30599 closing rank

The fee structure at Yalburga Post Graduate Center for Master of Commerce (M.Com.) is INR 12,750.

Top Commerce Colleges in India
1)Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), Delhi.
2)Hindu College, Delhi. Delhi, Delhi NCR.
3)Hansraj College, Delhi.
4)Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Delhi.
5)St Joseph's College of Commerce, Bangalore.
6)Loyola College, Chennai.
7)Daulat Ram College, Delhi.
8)Ramjas College, Delhi.

<p>Generally, Mar Ivanios College requires applicants to undergo a simple application procedure. Visit the Mar Ivanios College main website. Find the application or admissions area. Make sure you fulfill the requirements for admission to the B.Com. program. This usually entails passing the Higher Secondary Examination (10+2) or a recognised board's equivalent. Get the application form in person at the college office or via the college website, if it is accessible for online applications. Complete the application form completely and accurately. Typically, this contains contact information, educational background, and personal details.... View more

<p>Admission to the B.Com programme at RV University usually does not require an entrance exam. The process is mainly merit-based, that is, based on the marks secured by the applicant in their 12th-grade or equivalent examination. The eligibility criteria need to be met by candidates, such as minimum percentage in relevant subjects like commerce or mathematics.</p>

<p>The Bachelor of Accountancy and Finance course is designed to arm students with the necessary knowledge in accounting, finance, and business management. It usually lasts for three years, includes subjects such as financial accounting, auditing, taxation, cost accounting, business law, economics, and managerial economics. The course also focuses on business communication and information technology.</p><p>The graduates can serve in the areas of financial analysis, accounting, taxation, and auditing. The advanced studies opportunities include CFA, CA, or even an MBA in Finance. The entry-level salary that BAF graduates ge... View more

<div><div><div data-hveid="CAMQAQ" data-ved="2ahUKEwioz87O86yMAxXjcWwGHdbMO04Qo_EKegQIAxAB"><span data-huuid="5461813510044161385">For a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) at Deepjyoti College, the&nbsp;<mark>total tuition fee is approximately INR 1,20,000, and hostel fees are around INR 80,000</mark>.<span data-cid="d1cdd0f0-840b-40f3-8df4-22758e7ffe2f">&nbsp;</span></span><div data-cid="d1cdd0f0-840b-40f3-8df4-22758e7ffe2f" data-uuids="5461813510044161385"><div tabindex="0" role="button" aria-l... View more

<p>Exams are conducted 2 times a year as this course will be completed in the 3 years and there are total 6 semesters.&nbsp;</p>

<p>If you need to do B.Com with ACCA in Pune, a few good colleges are BMCC and MIT World Peace University.</p><p>BMCC gives B.Com with ACCA at an low cost charge and gives excellent educational support.</p><p>MIT-WPU additionally offers a B.Com software in International Accounting and Finance with ACCA, giving up to 9 paper exemptions.</p><p>You must bypass twelfth and may need to give the university entrance examination. Both colleges attention on constructing your accounting abilties and assist you put together for ACCA.</p><p>Choose the one that fits your budget and gaining knowledge... View more

<p>Yess but you have to give CUET with three subjects accounts ,commerce and general test. You need to clear the cut off with these three subjects and then you can apply</p>

<div><div data-hveid="CCMQAQ" data-ved="2ahUKEwjswYGC-uSOAxXDxDgGHStrNPkQo_EKegQIIxAB"><span data-huuid="12089480381300454969">After a&nbsp;B.Com&nbsp;degree, several courses offer strong career prospects.&nbsp;</span><span data-huuid="12089480381300453800"><mark>An MBA, particularly with specializations like Finance or Marketing, is a popular choice for leadership and management roles</mark>.&nbsp;</span><span data-huuid="12089480381300456727">Chartered Accountancy (CA) is prestigious and rewarding for those interested i... View more

M.Com is the best option if you really want to pursue Master's degree in the commerce field. Every Master's degree adds a great value to your resume during an interview. A skilled person is always needed than a less educated one. How much you educate yourself makes you equally skilful in that field.

Hi Nikhil,
B.Com is an undergraduate financial service course. Its syllabus includes subjects like Micro-Economics, Macro-Economics, Principles of Investment, Financial Assenting, Management Assenting, Business Environment, Commodities market, Equities market, Insurance Fund Management, Mutual fund Management and so on.

Yes, you can eligible for law LLB, after your Bachelor's degree in commerce. You would have to pass an entrance exam CLAT (COMMON LAW ENTRANCE TEST) and you are eligible for pursuing Law.

B.Com course in the current scenario. It gives us a junior accountant job but if you pursue your BBA course, there is a possibility to work multi areas like marketing HR and finance and other related areas. Choose accordingly to your interest, etc.

No, I wouldn’t say, it is a good rank. But, you have a chance to get an IPU college like Chandraprabhu Jain College or Institute of Innovation in Technology & Management.

I think that after B.Com, you should go to MBA with IIM.