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B.Com fee INR 30, 000/-per semester not including exam fee.

The fee structure at Shah N.H. Commerce College for B.com for full course duration would be around INR 6435 for 3 years and the fees rate is quite feasible and divided on the basis of semesters.

Hey Nida the fee structure at Darul Huda Arts and Science College for B.com in computer application is around INR 10000 annually and for full course duration the fees would be around INR 30000 for 3 years so just go for it

<p>MCom students receive good placement opportunities.&nbsp; ICSI provides a range of placement possibilities for its students. Students are prepared through internships and hands-on training. Students are prepared for the working world . The maximum MCom package is in the range of INR 6-8 LPA. You can visit the college's official website for additional information. The college imparts comprehensive knowledge to its students. The placement cells organize various fairs and schemes for students to join and explore. The student can learn new things by practical training.</p>

<p>In India, the cost of a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) varies among universities. Every year, it usually ranges from INR 10,000 to INR 1,00,000. For instance, fees at Christ University are approximately INR 2,55,000, whereas those at SRCC and other esteemed institutes are approximately INR 30,000. Government colleges typically have lower tuition than private ones. Additionally, some colleges offer scholarships as a kind of financial aid. It is recommended to check the websites of individual universities for detailed price schedules and any additional expenses related to tests or facilities.</p>

<p>I'm in college of vocational studies In NCWEB there is 3200 monthly fee but if you go in regularly in same college then it's approximately 4k&nbsp;</p>

<p>Badruka College of Commerce and Arts typically follows a merit-based admission policy for B.Com, largely depending on your 10+2 marks. Past years have typically required students to have a 85% aggregate to be in the running. The cutoff, however, is not rigid and will change from year to year based on the number of applicants, the quality of the applicant pool, and some category relaxations. These are just rough estimates, so for the most recent and accurate cutoff information, you would need to contact the college admissions office.</p>

<p data-start="0" data-end="164">Alva's College in Moodbidire offers a three-year Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) program with various specializations, including Professional, Computer Applications, and Tax Procedure. The tuition fees for these programs are approximately INR 15,000 per year, totaling around INR 45,000 for the entire course duration.&nbsp;</p><p data-start="166" data-end="323">It's important to note that additional fees may apply, such as examination fees and other miscellaneous charges. For instance, some reports indicate that examination fees amount to INR 7,000 ... View more

<p>Absolutely, if you've completed your B.Com and have a deep interest in understanding human behavior and mental wellness, you can pursue an M.A. in Psychology. Many universities such as IGNOU, Amity University, and Delhi University accept students from diverse undergraduate backgrounds including commerce. Some universities may require you to complete a bridge course or pass an entrance exam to ensure you're ready for core psychology subjects. It's a great option if you wish to move into counseling, therapy, HR, or research. Strong communication skills, empathy, and curiosity will definitely help you succeed in this transition.</... View more

Hi,
Kindly refer to the link mentioned below:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/m-com-colleges-mumbai" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/m-com-colleges-mumbai</a>
For admission procedure, you can check out their criteria after that you can apply for the same.
Thank you.

It depends on your personal interest.

No, you can directly enroll for CA-IPCC right after your graduation. It has been made effective from April 2012. CPT is exempted for graduates. For more details, visit the website of ICAI.

Dear Swaraj,
B.com hons is a graduate degree programme that focuses on the systematic study of the concepts of Accountancy, business studies, statistics, economics, mathematics, finance , banking, income tax,
All the best

Below mentioned are the desired profiles:
1. Corporate tax planning.
2. Compliance.
3. Strategic management.
4. Audit and legal management.
5. Risk management.

See, firstly, your scores in class 10 and class 11 need to be really good to be eligible for science stream. But secondly, all depends on school admissions to take the final call. Discuss this matter with school authorities.
This is a very riskydecision as without studying sciencec n class 11 - it is difficult to score well in class 12. And if you think you are not comfortable with commerce you can think about shifting to humanities.

Dear Parveen,
There are lots of courses after class 12th, you can refer the links given below to get the list of the courses but some booming courses are:-
1) CA
2) CS
3) Diploma in E-Commerce
4) Diploma in Banking and Insurance Management
5) Diploma in Stock Analysis and Trading
6) ICWA
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/career-in-commerce-article-4662-1" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/career-in-commerce-article-4662-1</a>
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/careers-after-12th-list" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/careers-afte... View more

Majority of syllabus of BCom(P) and BCom(Hons) is same. BCom(P) gives an overview of various subject where same course in Hons has more depth and content. In BCom(P) you cannot specialise but in Honours degree student can specialise. BCom(Hons) is now a de-facto a standard accepted degree for jobs. Cut off for BCom (Hons) is higher in comparison to B Com(Pass)

After pursuing 12th, you can do graduation along with preparation for CS, CA and in the mean time if you are interested in government job, you can try for competitive exams for bank.
If you feel that private jobs are remarkable, you can also change your field of interest by graduating in computers as BCA and MCA after that to work in a good private firm.

Hey Mahesh,
Seems that you are interested in Pharmacy. Yes definitely you can go for pharmacy after B.Com and make your career in that if you studied sciences in your intermediate.

Dear Vyankatesh, No For pursuing CFA no job experience is required, you can pursue even though if you dnt have any job experience.
Good luck

These are as follows:
1. CA
2.CS
3.B.com-P
4.BBA
5.B.Sc IT
6.BCA
7.B.com(Hons.)
All courses are good just follow your interest and work hard your future will be bright and shine automically.
All the best.

As far as I know, there is a common syllabus for pre, and for mains you can choose subjects of your own interest. So, you should start with political science, general knowledge, current affairs, basic physics, chemistry and maths,logical reasoning, verbal communication. Hope it is helpful for you

B.Com is a degree course and CA is certificate course, you can Pursue being a CA even after Graduation, so keep trying, CA holds good value in market and has decent opportunities.

Hey Bhargav,
After completing your 12 with commerce you have a lot of options to go for. You have B.Com, BBA, BCA or BBA-MBA etc at this stage. It solely depends on your future plans and interest that which one you go for. If you want to be in management and administration than BBA will be a good option otherwise for finances and accounting B.Com is a good option. Along with this you need to select a good university with good placements and rankings to kick start your career well. Some suggestions -

Dear Prema,
Hyderabad is the best city for CA coaching, so I would advise you to take the coaching from there.

1- Core Finance
(Asset Management, Investment Banking, Corporate Planning & Budgeting)
These profiles require a lot of work on your technical skills like business mapping, understanding finances and industry trends, thorough review of financials, market intelligence and other hard-bound skills
Personal Opinion:
CAs are very well fit for the profiles which require a greater understanding of the underlying business, accounts and financial statements. There might be though competition with MBAs but enough firms would prefer CAs.
2- Banking & Insurance
(Actuary, Commercial or Retail Banking, Insurance Underwriting & Cla... View more

First of all, this is all based on your personal interest and nothing else. You should go with what you can pursue with full interest. But I think you should opt for commerce because it will provide you a vast scope for your career.

Please visit <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/b-com-colleges-lucknow" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/b-com-colleges-lucknow</a> for colleges, eligibility, fees and facilities-related information.

First of all congratulations. In my opinion all DU colleges are good. However, for your satisfaction I am providing a link go through it:- <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.duadmissions2016.com/list-of-best-commerce-colleges-in-delhi-university-2015/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.duadmissions2016.com/list-of-best-commerce-colleges-in-delhi-university-2015/</a> Good luck.

LAW
Economic Honors
CA
CS
BBA+MBA integrated
Mass Communication