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Hi Punit,
You have to take commerce stream in class 11th and then you can appear for CPT after class 12th.

Hi, yes, there is as you cannot take admission in the main branch but other colleges you can take.

BCom is on yearly basis.
Few colleges have started adding mid term projects also as a final marks.

Yes.

You cant change your shift because its only college decision to change shifts.

Since, The Western College is more reputable and well-known for its notable placements and internships, it is a marginally better choice than NCRD Sterling. Even though the classrooms at Western College are fairly nice and well-kept, the cost is relatively modest. The B.Com course facilities of Western College are superior to NCRD Sterling's.

Fee Structure is not available on their website but you can contact the college staff for more information.
You can send Email to Associate Professor of Department of Commerce.
piyushprakash@rediffmail.com

The fee structure at Yashwant Rao Chavan Mahavidyalaya for B.Com is around INR 2400 annually and this college has got reasonable fees and good placement opportunities so just go for it and have a good future.

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<p>The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants is an international body for professional accounting with its inception in the year 1904, covering 252,500 members and 526,000 future members across 180 countries. The ACCA offers Chartered Certified Accountant certification by its extensive framework under three levels: Applied Knowledge, Applied Skills, and Strategic Professional. It encompasses 13 exams. Membership strengthens employability and provides excellent exposure to a vast professional network and resources for upward career movement in public practice and corporate finance. Besides, ACCA is involved in making global s... View more

<p>While Mumbai's the OG for Financial Markets, Karnataka has some gems too. Colleges like Christ University, Jain, SJCC, Mount Carmel, and RVU offer BCom with finance-focused specialisations, think banking, stock markets, investments, etc. Manipal and St. Aloysius are also worth a look. Just make sure to confirm the exact specialisation offered because names like “Finance” or “Banking” vary a bit between colleges.</p><p data-start="1412" data-end="1848">Alright, here's the stock market 101: it's where people buy/sell shares of companies. There's a primary market (where companies launch new sha... View more

<p>Yes, MMU offers B.Com and B.Com Hons. programme.</p>

There are two courses that are very popular.
CA and CS. Both the courses provide a rewarding career as they provide jobs into statutory designations. Every company or business has got their accounts approved by Chartered Accountants compulsorily before final submission to the tax authorities.
Every company having a paid up share capital of 10 crores has to appoint a full-time company secretary. So both are very rewarding.
I hope this would suffice. All the best. God bless you.

Hey,
This is to inform you that, first, you identify which subject you like most i.e. which one you remember first or what is your interest part? If you have good retaining capacity then choose management related paper, otherwise, if you are good with calculations then take a mathematical paper.
Hope it helps you.

No, there is not any entrance exam for this course.

B.Com (Hons) top specializations are mentioned below:
1 ACCOUNTS AND FINANCE
2 ECONOMICS
3 INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
4 BANKING AND INSURANCE
5 FINANCIAL MARKET
6 TAXATION
7 HUMAN RESOURCES
8 LAW
9 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
10 MARKETING.

No need of maths in+2 for B.Com.

You can go for:
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)
Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)
Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)
Bachelor in Business Management/Administration (BBM/A)
Master of Commerce (M.Com)
Master in Business Administration (MBA) Business. Operations. Finance. Marketing. Banking. HR.

Hi Tara,
That depends on what you've done for your Bachelors and where your interests are. If you're looking just for a qualification then it won't really matter where you do it from, but if you really want to grow in life then doing it from a well-known and good university would make a huge difference. If you have done business for graduation then you can do post-graduation in marketing, advertising, digital marketing, banking, finance, economics, etc.

B.Com (Hons)
1. B.Com (Hons) is an undergraduate degree designed to inculcate business acumen in students.
2. You can also pursue courses like Chartered Accountancy along with your B.Com (Hons).
B.Com (P)
1. Similar to B.Com (Hons), the difference is that a student can specialize in a certain subject in B.Com (Hons), which is not possible in B.Com (P). In the latter, a student is given an overview of all the subjects taught in the honours course.
2. A student has the option to specialize in a specific subject like accounting, etc. A student cannot specialize in a specific subject.

I hope this link will help you :
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Hi Ambuj,
Depression isn't a solution to anything, working towards coming out of it is. I would suggest you to prepare a list of career options you might be interested in. Then you can talk to your parents regarding the possibilities of pursuing the same. Try and look out for your interest areas and you will definitely excel in life.
All the best!

Please tell me which entrance exam paper do you want.

For B.Com (Hons), you've to score more than 65% in F. Y. without any backlogs. First year is same for all the students and in second year you've an option to convert B.Com. Into B.Com. (Hons). If you fulfill the criteria. The admission is done on the basis of 12th marks. The cut off is range between 86% to 90% for general non-Maharashtra category.

To get admission in this college, you have to first appear for the entrance exam, and then appear for the counseling. Only then you will get admission in this college or you can opt for the management quota.

<p>Best classes for any professional course is self study as I personally believe but for you betterment there is JK shah, AT academy, Prime Vision, Mahesh Tutorial other private classes and etc. Even though they are not near to your desired location but are the best.</p>

Last date to fill the application form is not notified till now.

Hi Stanzin,
PES University, Dayanand Sagar institutions, Alliance University, Acharya institutions these are top most colleges in Bangalore that offer B.Com course with direct admission. Good luck.

First of all, search the colleges in which you are eligible then among them select the colleges in which you want to take admission. Lastly, apply for the admission.
All the best for your future.

Hope this link will help you
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/b-com-colleges-Ahmedabad" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/b-com-colleges-Ahmedabad</a>.