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As you said, you are not good at studies, so please consider again before choosing any field. I would like to suggest you to visit various colleges and take counseling there.

Fill the admission form, admission is based on the merit list.

Hi,
Career opportunities available in public sector:
M.Com graduates can join State Bank of India as probationary officer and earn up to Rs. 25, 000/- per month. For that, they should qualify the written test and interview held for probationary officer by State Bank of India (SBI). They can also work as Customer Relationship Executive in Union Bank of India and earn a salary of Rs. 20, 000/- per month. It is also possible for them to work as Finance and Accounts Officer in Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited wherein a salary up to Rs. 4, 00, 000/- per annum is offered. Railway Recruitment Board recruits these postgraduates for... View more

Which entrance exam are you referring to?

After 12th, a student is eligible to take the foundation course. The examination can be taken twice a year, in June and December. Candidates who pass the foundation examination are eligible to seek registration.
It has 3 levels preliminary, intermediate and final level.
The final examination can be taken after 18 months of enrolling in the course and having undergone satisfactory postal or oral tuition for the particular group of the final examination. Enrolment is open throughout the year. For appearing in the June examination, enrolment is open up to September and for appearing in December examination, enrolment is completed by M... View more

A CPA student enjoys the membership of AICPA (American institute of certified public accountants), while a CA student enjoys membership of ICAI (Institute of chartered accountants of India). AICPA is world’s largest accounting body while ICAI has little international recognition. A CPA student learns about IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards), GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) and GAAS (Generally Accepted Accounting Standards).
The knowledge that is gained is primarily international and specifically US based as compared to the CA students who gains knowledge based on Indian laws. This gives a certain edge ... View more

With bcom there are very few options
You can go for professional courses like CA CS CWA
If you like insurance sector then you can go for actuaries
or else just do advanced excel and tally or SAP courses for accounting
there are more options after post graduation

The cutoffs for commerce are very high. You may check at du.ac.in for the last year cutoffs and prepare accordingly.

The Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Program is a professional credential offered internationally by the American-based CFA Institute (formerly the Association for Investment Management and Research, or AIMR) to investment and financial professionals. A candidate who successfully completes the program and meets other professional requirements is awarded the "CFA charter" and becomes a "CFA charter holder".

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So i can advice to you
U ask to with open a cumputer centre and institution

Hi,
After completing class 12th, you have various options. You can select any program, which you like the most to pursue as:
1. Integrated BBA + MBA.
2. Foundation programs from CA (ICAI) or CMA (ICMAI) to pursue CA or CMA.
3. B.Com from recognized institutes.
4. BA in economics.
5. Integrated BCA + MCA.
The entrance exams are generally conducted by all recognized institutes in India.

Dear Kass.
There are N no of options you have in front of you.
You can go for a professional course such as CS/CA/ICWA or
Graduation B.Com hons/BBA/BBS and MBA thereon.
in both optns you got greet career opportunities ahead , now the only thing you need to decide is in what field you want to pursue you career,
good luck

Different branches in B.Com are:
1.Business Communication
2.Bus Management
3.Environmental Awareness
4.Corporate Accounting
5.Marketing & Salesmanship
6.Marketing Management
7.Corporate Law
8.Business Environment & Entrepreneurship
9.Additional English
10.Business Communication
11.Office management.
12.Additional English
13.Business Environment & Entrepreneurship
14.Banking and finance
15.Marketing Management

Yes, you can pursue B.Com.

Yes, B.Com with MBA in finance offers wide opportunities in India. You must try to do B.Com and MBA from the top most universities to get best settlement.

B.Com, -BBA, Law, CS, CA, ICWA etc are all open for you so do not worry. Without maths you are not able to do b.com hons, eco hons and BCARest all options in vocational or professional courses are open

Yes, you can get experience of how a CA works and how to manage work.

Hello Ankush,
As of 2016, the animation industry has matured in India and has moved on from being just an outsourcing facility to a creator of indigenous intellectual property as well. There are more than 300 animation studios in India as of 2015, which are estimated to have employed more than 15,000 animation professionals. As per the FICCI KPMG 2016 report, the year 2015 saw the value of VFX grow the highest at 22 per cent, followed by post-production at 15 per cent, animation production at 9 per cent and animation services at 1 per cent.
Opting for Science would be a better option as you need to have stronghold on Mathematics (e... View more

If you want to become Software Developer then you are advised to join MCA aftet BCom.

You can go for CA, CS, ICWA or any Accounting and Finance Related Course.

Hi,
This is the question which you are going to ask yourself because it is completely about the interests you have. Both have a wide range to offer. You will study subjects like accounting, business studies, marketing, management, etc. which are interesting though but if you are good with PCM and have an interest in the same, you can opt for it too.
Good luck.

b.com honours can be Your good choice from good college

for science student all the field including commerce field are open while commerce student only few fields are open .

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MBA is a natural choice for you. Please, take up the course with additional preparation. You pay interest in soft skills from the beginning, to save your time.

Dear,
Yes, you can start preparation for banking through coaching classes because early preparation will give you confidence and time to understand the concept.

B.com hons is always most preferred only if u can get it. It also depends on what are your career plans

You require minimum necessary computer skills for doing MBA and career after MBA. In today's age, you can not do your day to day personal and professional functions without computers. Therefore, you are required to learn a minimum of computers operations and MS Office applications such as Word, Excel, MS Access, MS PowerPoint and MS project.

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Abhishek Vikram,

Lawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader,

Guide-Level 13

No, you cannot skip your second year, there is no option as such. You need to appear for examination for all the years.

Rajan, that would depend upon your final qualifications, your own expertise at the work, your responsibilities and the turn over of the organization where you would work.