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No, you cannot because for accountancy you have to clear the entrance exam and you should have chartered accountant’s degree.

Admission process will begin from the next week of June.

Hi Aditya,
Check the Skilled shortage List of Australia to learn about the current market trend and to know which skills are in demand. Choose your program accordingly. Before you enroll into a course make sure it interests you. Don't pick a course only because of its market value, economy keeps changing, the SOL will too change next year. So, follow your interest and choose something you will excel in.

At Vijay Degree College, the M.com course costs about Rs. 70,000 for the first year alone. The total cost of the three-year graduate programme is about Rs. 2,20,000. Even though this is a pricey college, this charge covers all academic costs, library costs, and costs associated with the necessary lab programmes. The costs for the M. com and M. sc programmes at this college are very costly.

At Rajat Degree Girls' College, the M.Com. programme costs about 5,000 rupees. This subject is very conducive to students. Tuition, library, extracurricular, and lab fees are all included in this cost schedule. This is definitely affordable and not that pricey.

The cutoff for M.com at Maharanis Commerce and Management College for Women, Mysore is:
General category - 54-100%
SC category - 38-98.83%
ST Category - 51-95.8%

The cut off for B.com at Gurudas College is about taking admission in any course required a minimum of 55% marks mandatorily and must have got 40% marks from a board recognised by Central or State Government

<p>The fee of B.Com course at MS degree college is INR 32000 per annum so the total fees is INR 96000 only.</p><p>The MS degree College for women is a government college and has a less fee than most of the private colleges.</p>

<p>First of all there's nothing free in this world. But yes you can get college which have low college fees.&nbsp;</p><ol><li>Layola college</li><li>Madras Christian College&nbsp;</li><li>Ramkrishna mission Vivekananda College&nbsp;</li><li>Guru Nanak college&nbsp;</li><li>Presidency college&nbsp;</li><li>Ethiraj college for women (if you are a women)</li><li>Queen Mary's College (again only for women).</li></ol><p>You will get many colleges under your budget here with good facilities. Hope this works.&n... View more

<p>The eligibility criteria to seek direct admission for the Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. Hons.) course at CGC University are: * Applicants must have passed a 10+2 exam or an exam of an equal level given by an acknowledged board. * Applicants must get a minimum cumulative grade point average of 50% in their 10+2 class from an accredited institution. * A 10+2 education in business studies, accounting, economics, math, and English is recommended for applicants. * Applicants must show up for admission exams held by prestigious institutions and universities.</p>

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I think, you must pursue CA and law because companies require CA with the knowledge of law.

You need to calculate your best 4 subject i.e. the top 4 subject in which you have highest mark. Since you have not done your 12th in biology, physics and chemistry and neither in commerce, so you have to add 2.5% as penalty for cut off. That means if a college has cut off of 96 percent for 12th commerce, for science the cut off is 98.5 percent.

You can go to UGC website, and check the details of your university for more information.

Best career options are CA and CS.You can also do B.com

Devi Ahilya Vishwavidhyalaya (DAVV)
CH Institute of Management and Commerce
Indore Indira Business School (IIBS)

please clarify your question.

Yes, it's a good idea.

afcourse.why not.if u pursue your m.com in usa then definitly you 'll find a good job there other wise good job will surely find out you after you gett improved your talent. wish u a good luck bro.

You can pursue BSE, NSE, CFA courses along with degree course for the same and you can follow Times of India.

You can go for CA, CS or even ICWA. If not interested in these you can also go for professional accounting courses like Tally or any other trending in your area.

Yes, obviously. I don't know about other states but in Jharkhand, you can easily do B.Com (Hons) without maths in HSC.

Below mentioned are the top colleges for B.Com with decent placements:
1. Christ – Bangalore.
2. Loyola.
3. St. Xavier’s – Kolkata.
4. St. Xavier’s – Mumbai.
5. BHU.
6. St. Joseph Commerce College – Bangalore, etc.

There is no college for CA. It is a self doing course or you can take coaching for some guidance.

Depends on from where you're doing. Many coaching institutes are charging over 1 lac for the course.

The starting salary is INR 6 Lacs - INR 8 Lacs in India.

The fee structure at Kisan Post Graduate College for B.com is around INR 8931 annually, also they charge 190 INR for mark sheet fee.

Hi there, Government First Grade College, Krishnarajapuram was established in the year 1991. The institution currently offers Undergraduate and Postgraduate Degree Courses in Arts, Science, Commerce &amp; Management and Computer Applications. And yes, Government First Grade College, KRPuram offers B.Com course in the college. You can get the course related details on the college website.

Hey the cutoff information for B.com in information technology at Angappa College of Arts and Science is around -
For General Category - 93%
For OBC Category - 90%
For SC Category - 85%
For ST Category 82%