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The duration is as follows:
CPT-6 months
IPCC-9 months
3 years of article ship plus final exam.
Hence total duration is 4.5 years.

CA is the most suitable course for you. CA is offered by ICAI. It is organised in three level as:
1. CPT.
2. IPCC.
3. Final.
All commerce graduate can directly enroll for IPCC. To qualify CPT is not compulsory for them.
All the best.

Hi,
There is few accounting software which, you may pursue as SAP or SAS. You may pursue it either through your present company's recommendations, if they are prepared to modernise its accounting system or you are presently working in these software empowered company. Separately, you may pursue it as a working professional from recognized training institutes in India. To know more details and procedures, kindly visit the respective websites and <a href="https://shiksha.com/courses/SAPorSAS" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://shiksha.com/courses/SAPorSAS</a>

CA (Chartered Accountant)
We are sure that you had this in mind as every person pursuing BFM, BAF or even B.Com thinks that he can pursue CA, since he managed to tally the balance sheet in the finals. But trust me, it is not going to be that easy. Also, too many people are pursuing it so you will be one among many others.
CA exams are conducted by ICAI (Instistute of Chartered Accountants of India) and requires you to clear CPT, IPCC and Final CA. Since you are a graduate, you can directly appear for IPCC which has two groups. After clearing one of the groups, you will have to register for articleship under experienced CA’s for t... View more

Hotel management is better tham bcom. Itsa purely professional course opening door towards service industry. Not only in hotel but jobs in air line industry in ground staff can also be done after this course.

Hi Saurabh,
You can consider the below mentioned programs:
1. M.Sc in management (Accounting): Brock University.
2. Master of accountancy: Brock University.
3. Master of accounting: University of Alberta.
4. Master of accounting: University of Waterloo.
The only concern is that you have a three year undergraduate degree. You must carefully check the university websites for admission requirements as they ask for a 4 year Bachelor’s degree. I would also advise you to check options in Australia as accounting professionals are very much in demand and also you can apply with your B.Com degree.
Below mentioned are f... View more

Please tell what are you actually interested in ,which subject ? and I will give you list of certification course in that.

Occeans of opportunities are waiting for u Mr.Shubham ,if u have good hold over a/cs and maths,, ,then go for cs,icwa,cs and if u r not a good fan of aryabhatt and paythgoras or u may not have interest in maths .so no worry , u may consider Mangement,, Law,,Architecture (maths required), ,aviation (maths req.), ,Mass Media,.or if u r creative enough and have good knowlege of art u can pursue animation,Web Design,, acting,,fine arts:dancing, Drama /theatre.Interior Designer,,,Tour and Tourism,, ,Event mAneger etc. .Best offfff luck buddy. .hope u come with flying colours.

St. Xavier's College (Autonomous), Kolkata is a good college to pursue M.Com.

CA is a good course u will get a job after 30. It will be better if you go for CFA instead of CA it has much more scope abd better pay packet

there are many courses available like bba bcom( honors) bcom, bjmc, ca, cs

Hi,
Kindly, visit their website and eligibility criteria. As your 12th combination of subjects will not be retained in your proposed study, you may have to face disadvantage of 2.5% or more from the percentage obtained in 12th and have to face the competition for ranking for selection.

There is CFP for finance
CCRA for credit rating
for accounting SAP course is good
or go for advanced excel and tally

B.Com (Hons) is a three year undergraduate degree program to provide the student with a wide range of skills in area of Commerce, Accounting and management. It also helps in preparing the students for business enterprises in Account and Finance roles. Some universities allow students to specialize in a particular subject in a final year. Some universities offer B.Com degree course.
Majority of syllabus of B.Com (P) and B.Com (Hons) is same. B.Com (P) gives an overview of various subject where same course in Hons has more depth and content. In B.Com (P) you cannot specialise but in Hons degree student can specialise. B.Com(Hons) is now... View more

Hi Nisha,
For list of colleges offering M.com in Economics in Rajasthan, kindly refer the link below :
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://goo.gl/Ahes8u" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://goo.gl/Ahes8u</a>
Kindly filter out the branch / college / location as desired from the above link.
I hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

Yes, there are vast career opportunities in tourism.

You are eligible to do BFM after B.Com also. Why do you want to do another graduation degree? It is suggested that you may evaluate doing MBA in finance to have career in BFSI industry.

Hello Janavi,
As per Delhi standards, perhaps, you have got less marks. But don't lose hope. There are plenty of colleges in Delhi and enough seats. I feel you will get admission in some college definitely.

Just take admission in a long distance intermediate education with science stream and then choose any field you want.
All the best.

You can pursue following courses:
M.Com
MBA
CA
CS
SAP-FICO
Tally
CMA (USA)
CIMA
ACCA

Hi,
MBA or PGDM can be done by graduates from any stream. So, you are very much eligible because most of the engineers go for management courses and top the entrance exams like CAT.

You can opt for the below mentioned colleges:
1. Delhi University.
2. SRCC
3. Christ University.
4. Loyola College.
5. PSG College of Arts and Science.
All the best.

Hello
Both are good options. you have to decide in which field you wanna work if you like most corporate then you should join B.com with CS and you wanna work with banking line then you should go with B.com with bank preparation. but in my point of view you go with b.com + bank line.

Hi Purnima,
Less interest in learning? In that case no course or learning will help if the person is not eager to learn. Nevertheless if you meant was less interest in academics, the student can check for short term courses in event management, hospitality and tourism management. Take a look at these
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it depends upon college seats system for different categories .

Hi Naina,
After completing B.Com, there are some good options.
1. You can pursue any professional course like CA, CS or ICWA.
2. You can pursue MBA from a reputed college.
3. You should not go for M.Com, unless you want to go for Ph.D, and then in teaching line.
All the best.

If you want to do CA then apply for CPT and clear your CPT and while doing CA, you can do B.Com form any college. If you are doing external .Com, it will help you for doing CA.

Depends upon your interest.

With b.com you can pursue short term courses(if you want to score good marks in both b.com n other one too)like the field of your personal interest like if you wanna go for computers. can do tally erp9 which covers vat,service tax,excise duty n much more related to your subject and is beneficial for you

ACCA vs AC, where one is the Himalaya of toughness the other one is like a Nile river, globally recognised course. Well, we should not compare both the courses as both have there own place in Industry. But seeing countless query of students on this topic, we have prepared this post about ACCA vs CA which is better in India, difficulty and everything else you need to know about these courses. And why not, everyone wants to go with the best choice and when it is about career, then nothing could be more important. Do you consider battery life while choosing a mobile phone or a laptop? Of course, we want the things we are buying stay with us f... View more