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Hi,
There are many courses to go for in commerce while pursuing your Bachelors, like Bachelor Of Commerce (B.Com), Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS), Bachelor Of Management Studies (BMS), Bachelor Of Business Administration (BBA), Bachelor Of Business Management (BBM). You will have to opt for a good college for pursuing the above, I mean not every college offers BMS and BBM. And few college will also offer you with Hons. degree which is again a good option. Good luck!

<p>Yes, you can pursue CPA in India. As for CPA eligibility, you need 120 credits to appear for CPA exam and 150 credits for CPA license.</p><p>General rule:&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Every year of university education in India is equivalent to 30-semester credits of US education.</li><li>Some state boards award credit for international professional qualifications like CA.</li><li>For international CPA candidates from India, generally 3-year commerce graduates from NAAC A universities who have scored a 1 st division are awarded 120 credits.</li></ul>

The eligibility and admission criteria of B.Com. (H) in Kolkata is given below. Qualification required : A candidate may be admitted to the B.Com. (Honours) course provided he/she has passed the Higher Secondary Examination (plus two course) conducted by West Bengal Council for Higher Secondary Education or an equivalent examination recognised as such by University of Calcutta, subject to the fulfillment of the following conditions:
a. Mathematics/Business Mathematics/Statistics/*Business Economics including Business Mathematics is compulsory in Plus-II level. B.A. Candidate must have obtained a minimum of 60% marks in the aggregate wi... View more

That is so great that your English subject is very strong. If your very much interested in teaching feild that you must do English honours I'm totally sure you will do much better in future best of luck.

Short term courses to get jobs in Canada:
US CMA
This course is great if you want to try your hand at management accounting.
Business Management
Accounting and Finance
Global Logistics Management
Human Resources Management Certificate
Digital Marketing and Social Media.

The fee structure at B.V.K Degree College for B.Com is INR 8,000 per semester. This college has the best studying and career opportunities, so go for it.

The fee structure at Dhirendra Mahila Mahavidyalaya for M.com is INR 2105 annually and for full course duration the fees is around INR 6315.

You can definitely go for any field, whether you are from commerce background or arts it doesn't matter. Being from an IT field, I'm telling you this, you should just have the attitude of exploring and learning new skills. As a beginner, you have to focus on basics of programming, coding or designing, and later on you have to figure out what you want to do and in which skill you are good in. You can learn different computer languages from different online learning platforms like Java, Python, C+, etc. Once you start learning, you'll definitely like IT field for than any other.

Hey Darshan Kumar the fee structure at N.M. Zala and G.N. Zala Arts and Commerce College for M.com for full course duration is around INR 67500 for 2 years and this college has good placement opportunities so just go for it.

Generally, if you got more than 90% marks then admission at St. Xaviers University is confirmed.
For general students - 95.5%
For OBC students - 91.2%
For SC/ST Students 80
For students belonging to CBSE board generally need 2% more as compared to ISC board students so just go for it.

The fee structure is Rs 60,700 to Rs 82000 per year (approximate).

<p>Selecting a top-tier college in Bengaluru Rural for a B.Com degree requires taking into account a number of variables, including the faculty, facilities, placement history, and general reputation. Government First Grade College, Devanahalli is one of the most esteemed establishments in this area. This college has a solid reputation in the rural Bengaluru region and is well-known for its dedication to offering high-quality education. GFGC, Hoskote, is another institution worth mentioning. It provides a thorough B.Com curriculum with knowledgeable instructors and an emphasis on the whole development of the student.</p>

<p>First and foremost, there are different ways one can actually gain entry into the IT field right after B.Com is concluded. For instance, several certifications related to distinct streams like programming languages such as Python or Java or perhaps data analysis, web development, etc. Many such courses can be found on the platforms Coursera and Udemy for one to take courses. Networking will be very important. For example, attending industry events or membership to professional groups might create connections with the IT professional. You can also look at internships or entry-level positions in any tech company that values diverse ... View more

<div><div><div><div><p>Admission to Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) at Tilak College of Science and Commerce is not done based on the scores obtained in any entrance exam. To be eligible for the course, the candidate must have passed Class 12 in a relevant stream from a reputed board with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.</p></div></div><div>&nbsp;</div></div></div>

<p>B.Com 1st Year Syllabus</p><p>- *Semester 1*: Financial Accounting, Business Economics, IT, Environmental Studies, English</p><p>- *Semester 2*: Financial Accounting II, Managerial Economics, Principles of Management, Company Law</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>B.Com Books in PDF</p><p>- Visit exam updates websites for downloadable PDFs</p><p>- Specific book links available for Financial Accounting, Business Economics, Principles of Management, and more.</p>

<p data-start="1279" data-end="1484">A CUET score just over <strong data-start="1302" data-end="1308">50</strong> won't get you into big-name colleges like <strong data-start="1351" data-end="1370">DU North Campus</strong>, <strong data-start="1372" data-end="1379">BHU</strong>, or other top central unis—they usually need <strong data-start="1425" data-end="1433">400+</strong>. But don't panic. You still have solid chances in:</p><ul data-start="1486" data-end="1... View more

Hi,
If you have failed in your 1st semester exams then don’t worry, start studying for it again along with second semester exam and clear it.

As per newspapers reports, Delhi University is planning to scrap the cut-off system and move to an entrance test for admissions in undergraduate courses from the academic session 2017-18 but university is yet to issue notification on same. You are advised to wait for DU notification for the academic session 2017-18 to have clarity on subject.

Doctorate Degree
The higher academic degree is awarded for research work of the candidate, demonstrating original contributions of "special excellence" in some branch of commerce.
The research academic degree is equal to a Doctor of Philosophy. Reportedly, at some universities, the degree title honoured will be a function of the candidate’s background: for example, in operations research.
The Doctorate of Philosophy can be done in many majors like financial studies, commerce, statistics etc.
International Finance Reporting Standards
International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) are a set of international accounti... View more

I am not aware whether BHU is offering B.Com or not. But, the average salary package that a person or a graduate gets is around 25k-30k. And yes, if it’s BHU, then you surely will get placed in a reputed firm.

For B.Com, you can have a CA, ICWA, CIFA, etc. and for rest of the courses, other fields are fashion and design in retail management, MBA in operations, finance, international business, insurance, MBA in airport management, hospitality, etc. and all. Colleges such as IIM, Symbiosis, XLRI, LPU, Amity and other state board colleges. If any help is needed, let me know.

Hi Aashay,
CA has 3 stages:
1. CPT
2. IPCC
3. FINAL
After completing your class 12th register yourself with ICAI. CPT is a 6 month program. Exams are held twice in a year- June and December. IPCC is the second stage where you have 7 papers. It is a 9 month program. After completing IPCC you have to attend orientation and ITT classes. Complete 3 years of article ship. Before completing 1 year of article ship you have to complete GMCS. Give FINAL exams.
In order to clear CPT work out all the problems in the study material and modules that ICAI provides. Solve all the questions in the scanner. Attend mock tests.

your preference should as a)CA.b)CFP.which one is first to pursue.it depends on one's educational need and interest to pursue.both have own advantage and are beneficial.

Dear Tarnija,
After commerce field in 12th you have lots of options in which if you perform than you can get the growth and good salary too :
CA
CS
Acturial science
Economics hons
Psychology
Philosophy
Development study
BBA
B.com -hons
B.com-llb
B.com + B.ed - Special education
So now do some research on these fields and further if you have any questions please feel free to ask here.
All the best

Heyy.bro. You cn go fr MBA finance coz it iz highly job oriented course.but all depends on ur choice & interest. u cn also go fr CA,M.com.etc

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Hello Akansha,
You need to apply for colleges you want to pursue B.com (Hons.) from. You can apply for Delhi University colleges online through a single form and then when colleges will declare their cut-offs you can book your seat in the college of your choice accordingly. There are some private universities too which offer B.Com (Hons.) programme, you can apply through their websites and can give their entrance exams.

No, not at all.

Hello
you should complete your 12th with a good marks and knowledge. and commerce is a vied field and also a higher package. but you need to work hard and think about which field you are more interested. if you do complete your qualifications from commerce then you can do these courses. CA , CS , B.Com + MBA ,CFA.

1) MBA or PGDM.
2) Chartered accountancy.
3) Cost accountancy.
4) ACCA.
5) CS.
6) Banking.
7) Accountant.