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Hi Ankush, Good to know that you want to make your career in teaching line!
As the commerce field has many career opportunities in the lectureship field, this decision would prove as the right one for you. To become a lecturer in any university, the UGC NET qualification is compulsory. If you're not aware of this exam, you can visit the page to get the complete details for the same - <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-exam" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-exam</a> click on the link & know what is UGC NET Exam. Howe... View more
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It will come down to where you want to settle and also your current profile and if your academics are strong, go ahead and apply in a top ranked university abroad, it will give you a global exposure and platform.Countries like Canada, Australia, etc., provide work permits to successful graduates which you can utilise for gaining international work experience.
<p>No, it is not mandatory to have maths subject in your 12th grade ICSE or any other boards.And, still you can study BCom degree, at St. Xavier's college or any other college you set your sights on.There's a general B.Com that covers all the commerce basics, or you can pick a specialised B.Com to dive deeper into something specific like accounting or marketing.</p>
The Master in Finance is intended to prepare students for a wide range of careers both inside and outside the financial industry. It May be M.Sc or MBA in Finance and Accounting.
They can get work opportunities with government and public sector companies as finance officer, risk manager, insurance manager, treasures, manager finance & accounts, to name a few. Though, designations may vary according to company profile. Companies also hire financial managers as consultants who advise senior managers on various business issues. Government also receives advice from financial experts in various issues related to finance and investment.
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Yes, you can do it from any age, it is based on interest of yours, because Diploma in CS is an interesting branch.
You will get to know lots of interesting things about technology. But, make sure that after completing your Diploma, go for B.Tech.
All the Best.
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Completing your graduation along with CS one of the best things you can do. Doing both the courses along with a side job, that's a bit challenging. Be prepared to do all the hard work and manage studies with equal timing. Yes, all the three things can be managed until the time you don't start your CS training. All the best. Feel free to revert.
For the purpose of pursuing an LLM from any university, you need to have a LLB Degree from a recognized university, as per BAR Council of India. You may take up CS simultaneously. However, admission for LLM for a CS alone would not be possible. A mandatory requirement is LLB Degree along with which you may have a CD as well.
You sure can apply but there are very less chance of getting accepted but no matter what you should first try until you loss.
<p>Yes, Christ University offers a B.Com (Professional) program, which integrates opportunities for professional courses like the Company Secretary (CS) program. This course is tailored to enhance students' prospects in pursuing professional certifications while completing their undergraduate studies. Students in this programme can choose Additional Discipline-Specific Electives (ADSE) modeled on the CS curriculum.</p><p>The B.Com Professional programme aims to provide foundational knowledge in commerce, finance, and corporate law, supporting students in professional fields such as CS, Chartered Accountancy, or Insurance.... View more
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Yes, you can pursue if you have completed your UG from a recognised board.
It is completely okay to do BBA after your 12th. Now, you may face a little problem when it comes to accounts in the first year because your classmates from commerce backgrounds have prior experience, but don't worry. Putting in even a little extra effort, you can easily do well in your exams. So don't worry about it. Given you have a science background, your analytical skills will be far superior compared to anyone from the commerce background, so when it comes to stats and operations, etc., you will definitely score well.
<p>Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.Hons.) at Christ University Bangalore is a 4 years course offered at the UG level. To get admitted to Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.Hons.) course at Christ University Bangalore, applicants must pass Class 12th with aggregate 70% marks from any recognised board of education. It is recommended to check the official website of the college for latest cutoff details. </p>
Dear Abhishek,
I think you are talking about CS (Company Secretary). It is a professional course for commerce (and arts) student and syllabus is company law.
But if you are talking in the context of science then there is no difference between CS (Computer Science) and CSE (Computer Science Engineering). Sometimes engineering college use same terminology for the same thing.
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Hi Gaurav!
Yes, I think you should definitely go for some add-on course like business accounting. An add-on course in accounting will give you competence and skills required to be a successful employee. It will give your CV an added charm and will make you a preferred candidate during the hiring process.