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<p>No, you can not get admission to B.Com (Hons.) with 71.40% (Normal 5) and 79.20% (Best 5) in Rajdhani College, because the college takes admission through CUET score, and your marks do not fall under the eligibility criteria.&nbsp;</p>

Hi,
After completing B.Com, you can appear for any competitive exam like SSC exam, bank exam or any government exam. You can also pursue fashion designing courses, art courses, but whatever you choose, you should go for the same with in-depth knowledge.
All the best.

Hi
It's up to you, if you want to do CA or CS then B.Com general is the best option because it's easy. If you only want to do graduation, then go for B.Com (H).

Dear student,
After 12th, you can pursue:
1. Correspondence College +CA
2. Regular college after that MBA
3. BBA + MBA
4. Other professional courses.
All the best.

The popularity of FAME subjects (finance, accounting, management and economics) comes from their vital role in the world of business, particularly those first two letters of the acronym: accounting and finance. The International Finance and Accounting minor focus on the function of the controller and/or the treasurer within an international organisation. You may take on the role of the key information provider, such as an advisory in a staff function. Alternatively, you may be the main information user, such as a Chief Financial Officer in a truly multicultural work situation. And crucially, being correct, as far as the numbers are concern... View more

You have many options like B.Com, MBA, BBA + MBA. These are all the available options for you as you are interested in accounting and business.

Hi Prathmesh,
Yes, you can do b.com and after that you can do some other certified course Cost accounting, corporate accounting, management Accounting and if you wanna some high level then join ,CA, CS, CFA.
All the best.

After completing graduation, you can do short-term diploma like Diploma in taxation, Diploma in finance and accounting, etc. These all Diploma for 1 years which will help you for your future education.

Hi Aditya,
To get admission in Xavier’s, it is compulsory to have Maths in your +2 that is class 11th and class 12th.
Then again, in second year there will be 2 papers for Maths.
You can visit our website for further details.
If you have any doubt, you may revert back.

Yes, Christ University offers placement assistance to all the courses. There are a lot of companies coming and the number is increasing every year.

Definitely, Edupristine is a well-recognized institute in India. You may pursue BAT course i.e. business, accounting and taxation.
All the best.

The best option would be to pursue MBA in finance after B.com. It has accounting also and you will get good job opportunities after MBA in Finance. Prepare for CAT and take admission in good B-Schools.

Germany requires above 75% marks and also needs IELTS exam to study there.

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Hi Digvijay,
If you don't have interested in mathematics and commerce, than you can go for another field LLB, BA, animation course or IT field course. If you will complete other courses with good knowledge, then you will get a good job.

COURSE-B.Com {Hons.}
FEES-51,160 (1st Year Fees)
ELIGIBILITY-10+2

<p>Yes, Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College have B.Com in Professional accounting. You can get full details by given link- <a style="word-wrap: break-word;" href="https://www.shiksha.com/college/ayya-nadar-janaki-ammal-college-tamil-nadu-other-24044/courses/bcom-bc">https://www.shiksha.com/college/ayya-nadar-janaki-ammal-college-tamil-nadu-other-24044/courses/bcom-bc</a></p>

Go for MBA Finance, parallely pursue CFA level 3 as well. You will be the most successful Manager.
Best regards.

You can get all the information in the link given below:-
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/b-com-colleges-Kolkata" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/colleges/b-com-colleges-Kolkata</a>.

There are many good colleges in India if you want to do B.Com in accounting and finance. I suggest you to look for colleges which are near to you so that you can do other things also while doing B.Com.

Hi
After completing B.com their are many courses. if you want something big then you can go with CA,CS other courses are IIBF, BAF, firstly you think in which type of course you like and which field you want go.

35 to 40 seats are available for M.Com Accounting.

You can get admission in banking and finance with B.Com Honours as it's not necessary that you should have maths for getting admission in B.Com.

<p>the fee structure at Bangalore University for Master of Finance and Accounting is around INR 9520 annually and the fee structure is less if you belong to a category so just go for it and have better future opportunities.</p>

Both are good, it all depends on your interest. If you have good mathematical skills and you are good at financing, then go for BBA (finance and accounting). If you are inclined towards travelling and have passion for the same then go for BBA (Tourism and Travel Management).

I would like to ask you that why you want to know about taxation if you have done your graduation in business management. If you want to do Diploma, then you have a good option like Diploma in financial management, Diploma in world trade management, Diploma in banking and finance management. Diploma is for one year and you will not get good scope through this. So, I will like you to suggest that it will be better if you do PGDM from good university or college will help you a lot.

Subjects which are required for human resources and management are :-
1. Entrepreneurship and business management.
2. Labour relations.
3. Personnel training.
4. Management communication.
5. Computer practice.
6. Personnel management. Specific to Maths here are some areas where Maths relates to human resources :- workforce planning or manpower planning - you may be dabbling with a real life scenario of figuring the number of people to be staffedon a project with a number of variables. The knowledge of mathematics helps the organisation's human capital to be rational and logical in their decision- making roles a... View more

<p>The cut-off marks for admission to B.Com Accounting and Finance at Madras Christian College (MCC) can vary from year to year based on factors such as the number of applicants, their marks, and the college's specific admission criteria. Generally, MCC releases its cut-off marks or admission criteria through its official website or admission brochure closer to the admission season. It's recommended to regularly check MCC's official website or contact their admission office directly for the most accurate and updated information regarding the cut-off marks for B.Com Accounting and Finance for the upcoming academic session.</p>

<p>Applicants are required to meet the below given entry requirements:</p><p>A bachelor’s degree is required (or AQF Level 7 equivalent course)<br>OR</p><p>An Advanced Diploma / Associate Degree (or AQF Level 6 equivalent course) plus evidence of a minimum of two years relevant industry experience is also required<br>ELP Test Scores Required</p><p>IELTS with overall score of 6.0 or PTE with 50 score or TOEFL with a score of 60 or Duolingo with score of 100<br>Documents required to apply are:</p><p>Academic transcripts<br>Passport<br>English language p... View more

London School of Economics - fees in GBP 29,760
University of Manchester - fees in GBP 30,000
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University of Edinburgh - fees in GBP 31,350
University of Warwick - fees in GBP 35,750.