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Yes, you can do computer Science course even if you have not studied Maths in your earlier studies but studying Maths will help you in Computer Science.
Hi, getting a postgraduate degree won't help you in getting a job. Since you have a commerce degree, you can quality NET in commerce, which has a very good scope. It can easily get you a job in a degree college. You can also get yourself enrolled in Ph.D.
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Yes, Definitely you can do both the things simultaneously. As there is no such classes (except if you take face to face coaching classes) for CS so you have plenty of time to attend your college lectures. Also the syllabus is somewhat similar. B.Com is very easy in comparison to CS.
Here are some courses, choose as your own minds:
1. Bachelors of Commerce (B.Com)
2. Bachelors of Commerce (Honors) or B.Com (Hons)
3. Bachelors in Economics
4. Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA)
5. Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)
6. Chartered Accountancy (CA)
7. Company Secretary (CS)
8. Cost and Management Accountant (CMA)
9. Institute of Actuary of India (IAI)
10. Certified Financial Planner (CFP)
11. Bachelor of Law LL.B., etc.
Rather than changing the stream, the smart move would be to enroll into BBA course, where you can learn the basics of Management Accounting and then specialize in MBA (Finance). Doon Business School, Dehradun offers one of the best BBA+MBA (Finance) in the country. Admissions are still on process now. I am a student here. Do contact me for further queries if any.
Bcom is the best. as it is a generalised degree which helps to take jobs. in variety. oportunities
Hi, firstly, you need to get at least 80% in first year. But it also depend on your college if they are satisfied with your migration or not.
With this rank less chance to get CS. For CS rank will 3k. You can try for IT branch.
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Hi Varsha,
The career prospects in commerce and its interdisciplinary domains such as banking, chartered accountancy, company secretary, economics, stock broking, cost work and accountancy and agricultural economics are extremely bright. B.Com along with Chartered Accountancy or MBA will pay you to a larger extent. These degrees will able to pay you to have a good position in public and private organisations. If you are ambitious and hardworking, you may also carry on with the field if financial engineering.
Career Options in Commerce:
Accountant; Accountant Executive; Chartered Accountant; Company secretary; Cost Accountant; F... View more
Go for CS as after the implementation of the Companies Act, 2013, CS are in high demand. Company secretary is very lucrative and with the implementation of companies act, 2013 the scope has widened for a company secretary as a professional. If you want to study easily, CS. (Easier of the two), More power in an organisation, CS Secretarial audit, CS., Legal compliance, official signatory, CS
A company secretary can be in practice, or in employment be appointed as a key managerial person. Company secretary are also called as compliance managers as they are the ones with an overall and all round knowledge of various laws applicable on the... View more
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Yes, you can do your CS along with your BBA. CS being a professional course needs no restrictions of college and can be easily pursued with any other Bachelor's course. All the best.
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As per me, you should take admission in B.Com after that you can go with M.Com or MBA in Finance. If you are more interested in studies then you can do computer science or CA.
All the best.
Hi Lerato,
I would suggest you to do at least one year course in accounting, as it will give you more exposure. For now your can refer some of this courses :
-Financial Accountant
-Diploma in industrial accounting
-Certificate in computer accountant
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Hi,
You can pursue below mentioned 1 year courses:
1. Accounting/ E-accounting.
2. Financial tax.
3. Banking sector.
ICA is the best institute for the same.
Yes, you can apply for it. Unless you don't fulfill the eligibility criteria prescribed by UGC for NET.
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