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Usually, CSE and IT branches have the highest cut-off. They go a high as 120-130. So, it is quite difficult to conclude what will be the cut-off for this year.
Keep trying for other branches as well.
VIT has their own system of giving ranks. They give mild weightage to your board marks and whether it's your first attempt or not. The number of questions attempted also have upper hand. Level of paper will be higher than boards but for sure lower than JEE Mains. Some questions may be tricky. Just prepare and try to attempt all questions. Rank upto 9000 will land you with CSE in VIT, Vellore and upto 12,000 in VIT Chennai in the first category. Otherwise, you can pay more and get in the 2nd category.
Yes, it is possible to pursue CS along with B.Com, because the subjects in CS are very much similar to the B.Com subjects and the exam level is very much easy in comparison with the professional exam. You can easily clear the B.Com Exams.
Sahil, it is difficult to get admission in NIT Kurukshetra for CS with this score. You have to score atleast 200 marks in JEE Mains to get CS in NIT Kurukshetra.
You can try for CFA ICFAI, MFA and you can try for civil exams like UPSC. You can try for FRM, MCA, applied Management and many more courses are there.
You can get a direct admission through your JEE Mains rank or through your 12th percentage or you can give CUSAT conducted by Chandigarh University in the month of June.
Hi Khushbu,
You only need to pass your class 12th or senior secondary examination with an aggregate of 45% from a recognized board or university. After fulfilling this eligibility criteria, you can appear for the CLAT exam (common law admission test), conducted for the admission to the top government and private colleges in India. After successful clearing the exam, you may choose the course and specialized law branch of your choice.
You should choose CS. GSM CDMA or both are good option but CSis much better choice for you.
<p>The starting salary of a Chartered Accountant (CA) in India can vary depending on several factors such as:</p><p>Job Location: Metro cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Bangalore generally offer higher starting salaries compared to smaller cities or towns.</p><p>Industry Sector: Certain sectors like consulting, investment banking, and MNCs might offer higher starting packages compared to traditional sectors like manufacturing or public practice.</p><p>Company Reputation: Well-established companies or MNCs might offer more competitive salaries compared to smaller firms.</p><p>Candidate's S... View more
Sir,If you think that you can manage the time for both CA and CS. You can do simultaneously do it. Based on your capability decide your way.
Hi Abhijeet,
Although you can opt for both the courses. But those two don't make a good pair. Decide what you have to do.
Accordingly, you can think of the second course.
Dear Pulkit,
I would suggest you to visit all three campuses and decide for yourself. However, I can give you some insights of Aryabhatta College. Aryabhatta College is the youngest college is Delhi University, however that is not the case with its faculty. There faculty here is really good and have good amount of experience.
The college campus is pretty clean and the infrastructure is one of the best amongst other colleges of Delhi University because the building has been recently built. The environment is quite motivating and the students are working really hard to build a good reputation for the college. For instance, in a shor... View more
After completing your B.Com degree, there are several courses you can consider based on your interests, career goals, and the field you want to specialize in. Here are a few popular options:
Master of Commerce (M.Com): Pursuing an M.Com degree can deepen your knowledge in various aspects of commerce, such as accounting, finance, taxation, or business management. It can enhance your expertise and open up opportunities for advanced roles in industries or academia.
Master of Business Administration (MBA): An MBA degree provides a broader understanding of business and management principles. It is a popular choice for individuals lookin... View more
CS is doubtful but for IT, you may check out last year's cut-off and get an idea.
You may have to wait till the institution rounds.
Also, it depends on the overall result.
Keep checking the college website regularly once the results are out.
The institution rounds go on till the last day of admission.
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
Dear Friend, There are no such limit my friend. Just to search it because different companies will give different. The main dependency is on -
1. Your knowledge.
2. Connection.
3. How can you impress them?
4. What are those countries & companies give more salary? But at the end of the time all the things not depend on only MONEY. Suppose you are working in a MNC at USA & anther one of your friend is working is a MNC at ARAB countries in the same field. Though your friend are getting more than you, but at the time of changing you will get extra benefit. Here is the difference. Now choice is yours my man. Best wishes!
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You can join some professional course in Accounting like ACCA. ACCA stands for the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants a leading international accountancy body. The ACCA qualification is recognised and is treated in other countries as being equivalent to their local qualification
Here is the link:
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I hope this would suffice. All the best and god bless you.
Hi Rahul
Yes, it is a good combination, and if you got good marks and in-depth knowledge of accounts, and taxtion then, of course, you can get a job with good salary package.
All the best.
It depends on how much hardworking and lucky you are, there are packages with 16 LPA CTC (Cost to Company, means all variables and fixed, insurance and perks). The package can also go as low as 3 LPA, but the average package is 3.5-4.5 LPA. Lots of good companies will come for campus placement. What is important here is aptitude test which every company will take, GD is really tough that's when your luck plays, internship and certificate add value during the personal interview.
Hope it helps.
Jobs available after completing integrated M.Com (a) Accounting and Finance professional (b) Managers requiring interdisciplinary knowledge (c) Researchers and consultants. (d) Teaching (e) Business.
<p>Since Foundation is the first level of the Chartered Accountancy course, the difficulty level of CA Foundation papers is often easy to moderate compared to Intermediate and Final levels. But CA Foundation is a challenging course in itself. Just 25% of test takers in the CA Foundation in December 2022 were able to pass the exam. A significant portion of applicants retake the test. Even with a 40% overall passing percentage, the Chartered Accountancy course is challenging. As a result, enrolling in a coaching programme is crucial if you want to pursue a CA degree. For this course, self-study is not sufficient.</p>
Based on this rank you will get colleges like RNSIT, DRAIT, Dayanand Sagar University and a few more for CSE branch.
To get admission to Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) for B.Com you will need to meet their eligibility criteria and go through their admission process. The eligibility criteria for B.Com at SRCC are as follows:
You must have passed the 10+2 examination with at least 40% marks in aggregate from a recognised board. You must have studied and passed Mathematics/Business Mathematics at the qualifying examination. The aggregate marks in the best four subjects, including Mathematics/Business Mathematics, as per the University of Delhi norms, should not be less than the minimum percentage specified for different categories. SRCC also has it... View more
Yes, you can do B.Com +CS after your class 12th commerce, and it is a good choice, because CS has a very hood scope now, and it is likely to grow through years passing, and there will be good amount of jobs available for you later.
Hi
The fee structure at Heramba Chandra College for B. Com (Hons) is Rs.5,640 (1st Year Fees). The eligibility criteria is 10+2 .
For B. Com, the fee structure is Rs.5,340 (1st Year Fees) and the eligibility criteria is 10+2.
Hope you find this helpful.
Hi Varsha!
You can pursue any of the below mentioned courses. These are short term courses of about 6-12 months and can be easily pursued alongside CS. Certificate course in share market
Certificate course in Investment Banking
Diploma in Capital Market
Diploma in money market
Certificate course in Finance
Certificate course in Corporate Social Responsibility
These courses will add value to your resume and will help you survive the tough competition in the market. As far as pursuing B.Com is concerned, you can opt for any mode, whichever is comfortable with you. It will not affect the eligibility or any other criteria for CS.
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