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You are advised to do M.Com BEd to seek job as a teacher in junior college. In order to seek job in college or university you are advised to do M.Com PhD & NET.

<p>An extensive range of subjects pertaining to accounting, auditing, taxation, financial management, and other aspects of business and finance are covered in the syllabus of the ICAI (Institute of Chartered Accountants of India) CA Intermediate course. There are two groups on the syllabus, each with four courses. The following topics are covered in the syllabus for the CA Intermediate course:</p><p>Group I: 1. Bookkeeping<br>2. Laws pertaining to corporations and other legal matters<br>3. Accounting for Cost and Management<br>4. Levying</p><p>Group II: 5. In-depth Bookkeeping<br>6. Ass... View more

CMA is a pretty good option, an international certification sought after by employers globally and has a wide demand in India as well. It is offered by the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) USA and the content is regularly reviewed by the Institute of Certified Management Accountants (ICMA). However, you can pursue CMA only after your Bachelor's degree preferably B.Com, BBA and BMS.

Select the course based on your interest. If you think costing, budgeting, forecasting and strategic budgeting, etc. Is your forte, CMA will be the right option. But, incase you want to get your hands on general management (or specialize in business sales, marketing, etc. ), go for MBA/MBA with specialisation.

It's a tough task. It's almost impossible to get a seat in NIT and that too CS branch.
Good luck.

<p>The time duration of the ICAI CA exams varies depending on the specific level of the exam. For eg. Foundation, Intermediate or final level anoghwith the type of paper (Theory or Practical).&nbsp;</p><p>Foundation Course:</p><ul><li>Objective type exam: 2 hours (120 minutes)</li></ul><p>Intermediate Course and Final Course:</p><ul><li>Theory Papers: 3 hours (180 minutes) each</li><li>Practical Papers: 3 hours (180 minutes) each</li></ul>

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There are lot of opportunities in the filed of commerce, just make sure that to learn basics in this stage only.

Hello Mayank,
Admissions in COEP is done via MHCET not via JEE mains. There are various criteria for admissions of outside state students so do check their official website for more info.
All the best.

To take admission in B.Com, you just need to pass all subjects in class 12th. After passing class 12th, you can take admission in B.Com. I cannot tell you about the college.

IIIT is good choice but again there is a good private college LNMIIT. For CS LNMIIT is good. IIIT is a brand but there are some IIIT who are actually worth it. You can trust with LNMIIT if fees is not your concern because there fees is 1.5 lakhs per semester which increases in further years and is much more than IIIT. If you go for IIIT then also that will be a wise decision. Thapar is again good but cost is even more high. Better to opt for IIIT or LNMIIT.

You can appear for various interviews and off campus placement. You can appear for exams like UPSC etc. There are some government schemes like Atal Vyavasaya Yojna and Modi's youth training programs etc. But, that is a question even most engineers do not have answer to, so they usually switch their streams to MBA, LL.B, etc.

Hello Saicha, CS is a course which can be done along with your Law degree. Therefore, after completing graduate school LLM in corporate law is more preferable than doing CS course.

Hi, Candidates who have passed class 12th examination from a recognised school/institute are eligible to register for Common Proficiency Test. Please find the link below for more details:
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Yes, you can get a car branch in CV Raman College of Engineering, adding to it you can also get all the core branches there. You just need to do is to sit for one counseling.

<p>Yes, those who wish to pursue the CA course after graduation can directly register for the Intermediate level. They are not required to clear the CA Foundation exams. Given below is the CA Intermediate eligibility criteria:</p><ul><li>Candidates have passed Foundation examination or equivalent examination</li><li>Candidates who have registered for previous Intermediate exam as per syllabus under paragraph 2 or 2A of Schedule B or Professional Education (Course-II)</li><li>Professional Competence Course and converted into Intermediate (IPC) Course/ Accounting Technician Course (ATC)&nbs... View more

Hi,
Yes, it is very good decision for your future and yes it is possible, but you have to very work hard in studies because you are doing two courses together and go for in-depth knowledge in CS.
All the best.

Yes, you can still become a company secretary. Accounting has nothing to do with mathematics. At best, you will hit basic arithmetic (adding, subtracting, multiplying, and division if you make it into management), but you will never be asked to find the derivative of a multivariable function. In school, all the calculations you perform will be on the calculator, and in the workplace, it’s all computer-based. If I woke up tomorrow and realized I forgot all the math I learned in high school, I wouldn't hesitate to show up for work, knowing that I could still do my job.
At the same time, you have to be comfortable with numbers. You wonâ... View more

Hello,
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The most common choices apart from CA, CS and CMA after completing B.Com are mentioned below:
1) Master of Commerce (M.Com)
2) Master of Business Administration (MBA in Finance)
3) Business Accounting and Taxation (BAT)
4) Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)
Regards.

Hi, I don't think you can add home Science, because it will lead to deduction of marks from your overall percentage also accounts is one of the main subject for B.Com.

There are lots of institutes that offer banking and finance courses. You can go for either a short term course or Diploma programme in Finance or banking. I would suggest you go to Imarticus Learning. This is one of the best analytics and finance related training institute which offers various finance certification courses also gives 100% placement assistance. As per your query, you can consider the following: [A]. The Capital Market Course
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<p>In the CA course, candidates can make any number of attempts until they clear a particular level. They will be eligible to register for the next level only after clearing the previous level. For example, a candidate needs to clear the CA Foundation level to be able to register for CA Intermediate. For appearing in CA Final exams, a candidate needs to clear both Foundation and Intermediate levels.<br>Since, the level of difficulty of this course is very high, a maximum percentage of students make multiple attempts. Candidates who decide to pursue CA course, need to make sure that they are well prepared to a marathon of studie... View more

Hi Akshat,
You can get IT or CS in physical counselling which will be held on August 4.
Just keep checking the YMCA official website for the forms of physical counselling.

Yes, generally, if you have passed the exam with an honors degree in Accounts, you are eligible to take admission in a B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education) program. B.Ed. is a popular course for individuals interested in pursuing a career in teaching. However, eligibility criteria may vary slightly between universities and colleges, so it's always advisable to check the specific requirements of the institution where you plan to apply.
Typically, the eligibility criteria for B.Ed. programs include:
Educational qualification: A bachelor's degree in any discipline is usually required. In your case, having an honors degree in Accounts meets t... View more

It's around Rs. 5-7 thousand per semester. Other chargers lied between Rs. 500-2000 a year.

You can get admission in almost all private colleges through the management quota seat. You are asking about SRM and Manipal. Manipal is more costly than SRM.

<p>Yes you can do B.Stat at ISI given that you have completed 10+2 or any equivalent level of education with mathematics and english as your subject. You can have any combination of subjects with these whether Science commerce anything. But these two are compulsory.</p>

It will cost you around 50K per year for this course.