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Hi Omkar!
Yes, you can certainly pursue CFA provided that you pursued your correspondence from a recognised University like IGNOU. You can find rest of the details about the course by following this link <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/banking-finance-insurance/exams/cfa-exam" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/banking-finance-insurance/exams/cfa-exam</a>.

It depends on your college. Most of the colleges start on 8.30.

You can pursue US CMA while you're studying B.Com. This should be a very good combination and will help you out getting career opportunities early in your career.

Scope after BAF course:
A Bachelor's degree in Finance and Accounting aims to equip a graduate with knowledge in areas like Financial accounting, IT, Cost accounting, Auditing, Business communications, Taxation, Economics and Business Law. Aspirants can opt for various higher levels courses like Chartered Accountant, CA, ICWA, etc. which have specific focus on finance and accounting. Corporate Finance course is another course that can be done by these BAF graduates. They can also pursue Company Secretaryship course or Master in Commerce. One of the most promising higher study option is a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Finan... View more

Almost 99% colleges will provide you admission for BCA across India. So, don't worry about the colleges, you will be eligible for admission into all of them. Just try to score at least 60% to be eligible for admission into top colleges. Also, make sure to look up for entrance exams forms and attend them to be able to get into top colleges.

It depends on your interest in commerce and Science. If you are interested in commerce, you should definitely go for CA which is the topmost career option in commerce. If you are interested in Science, then you should go for B.Tech CSE branch which is most demanding. Both branches are good you can choose any one of them.

Hello Samiya,
If you are from general category, then you will not get admission in Delhi University's college. Because the cutoff for this course is above 89%.

Dear Sai
Total fee for CA Foundation is Rs 1.09 lakh. 28,200 and for both the groups is Rs 33,400. Fee for CA final is Rs 39,800.
Thank You!

There are several courses you can pursue after B.Com. Although some colleges require more than 50% in Graduation. You can try doing certification courses like in photography or journalism or animation etc. Or pursue a Diploma in whatever field you desire. You can pursue M.Com and then pursue Ph.D. later and attempt NET exam to teach as lecturer.

After becoming a B.Com graduate, you can seek entry level opportunities in any of the following areas:
Sales
Customer service
Telecalling
Operations
Accounts
Clerical jobs in government or private companies
Admin asssitant
Front office
Sales man in retail showrooms or malls.

<p data-sourcepos="1:1-1:218">The CFA Level I exam weights topics in ranges, not fixed percentages. This means the exact proportion of questions on a specific topic can vary slightly year to year. Here's the breakdown for the 2024 CFA Level I exam:</p><ul data-sourcepos="3:1-13:0"><li data-sourcepos="3:1-3:37"><strong>Quantitative Methods (QM):</strong> 6-9%</li><li data-sourcepos="4:1-4:27"><strong>Economics (ECO):</strong> 6-9%</li><li data-sourcepos="5:1-5:48"><strong>Financial Statement Analysis (FSA):</str... View more

<p>For taking admission in Mount Carmel College in B.Com stream, students must have completed 2 year pre university examination (PUC) of Karnataka state or equivalent examination along with the good scores obtained by candidates in the CBSE 12th.</p><p>According to the placement reports, the average package offered in the course is INR 2-3 LPA and the highest salary package is INR 7-10 lpa. Internships and industry projects are offered every year. Roles offered for B.Com graduates are Accounting Executive, Financial Analyst, Tax Consultant, Audit Associate, Investment Banker and Marketing Executive. These roles given are ... View more

Hi,
It is not possible to get admission on merit basis as the entrance is obligatory to be given.

B.Com (Hons) is a 3-year full-time undergraduate course, the minimum eligibility for which is HSC (10+2) with a minimum aggregate score of 45%. The programme is spread over 6 semesters, with the final semester based on the candidate's chosen stream of study.
B.Com (Hons) Eligibility: Candidates wishing to apply for the course need to have completed the 10+2 level of education from a recognised educational board with commerce subjects and with a minimum aggregate score of 45%. Hence Maths is not compulsory.

It all depends on your long term career goals.
In case you want to do PG Diploma, better do in finance rather than going too niche with banking. Gives you a wider scope.

Dear Pragalp,The fee structure for B.Com is Rs. 30,000 p.a. For further details, you will receive a call soon.
Or you can call on 9811582602

Hello,
You can search for your course on Shiksha.Com. It has a great filter option, which helps you to search colleges with reviews. Thanks.

Dear Mithra
CA foundation course Rs 9800, CA intermediate course Rs 18000, CA final course Rs 22000 in ICAI Delhi.
Thank You!

B.Com with CS is intended to inculcate students with a wide range of secretarial practices and understanding different laws of organisation to meet quick developing requirements for qualified labor in the corporate world. IGNOU B.Com course comes with 4 specializations that are B.Com general, major in accountancy and finance, corporate affairs and administration, major in financial and cost accounting. B.Com is the best option for aspirants who want to make a bright career in commerce, accounting, finance, banking and insurance.

Hello,
If you are preparing for UGC NET Commerce, you can crack it without the NET coaching too. You can take help from the given list of books I am providing you here:
Business Environment-B.N Ghosh
Macroeconomics-Rudiger ET Al
Managerial Accounting-Hilton & Platt
International Accounting -Shirin Rathore
Business Economics-H. L Ahuja
Microeconomics-G. Madalla
Industrial Economics -Hay & Morriss
Business Statistics-Amir A. Organisational Behavior-Pearson Education
Principles Of Management-Tripathy & Reddy
Business Ethics-Fernando
Financial Management-IM Pandey
Fundamental Of HRM-G. Dessler
Financial Marketing-F.S Mishkin

If you only want to pursue a degree in B.Com, then 50% will be fine but if you want to go for reputed colleges and universities and if you also want to participate in competitive examination then atleast 60% will be fine. But, it's your turn. So, try to get as much marks as you can.
Good Luck

<p>Yes, you can learn a basic data analyst course in 1 month and get a certificate. Datamites has simple beginner courses that you can finish in a short time. Your BCom background and good communication skills will help you understand the topics quickly. You may not become an expert in one month, but you can build a strong starting point. Keep learning and practicing to improve your skills further.</p>

To get admission in bcom hons In SD college , student need to score minimum 50% IN BOARDS with the subject accountancy, business studies,economics as the main subject and english as a language

Hi, thanks for posting your query in Shiksha.com. The thing is that it is imperative for you to have studied mathematics in your 10+2 for getting admission in B.Com. The pattern is any language plus best three subjects which should include mathematics. However, for B.Com Programme, mathematics isn't mandatory to secure admission in this course. However, the same pattern is mandated, that is, a language subject plus three best subjects (mathematics included or not). So in accordance to this you won't be able to secure admission for B.Com Honours but for B.Com Programme, yes.

It's better to do one rather than doing both. If you aren't confident enough, you first complete B.Com and then pursue CA.

In this paper, they will ask for your high school syllabus based MCQs. So, if you study your high school syllabus, you can easily clear that test.
Good luck.

Ruchi, You can also explore Post Graduate Diploma in HR & Administration offered by TISS SVE, this program has direct admissions and Batch would be starting from November 2018 & Jan 2019 onwards.

Hello Student,
After B.Com, there are many options to do, you can go with MBA in finance, you can do some accounts diploma and certified courses, CS, CA, cost accounting, corporate accounting and after completing these type course you can got a reputed job.

Hi Nishant
In India, every university is either recognised by UGC or given the status of Deemed to be based on their performance. There are central universities around 40 in number those receive grant from UGC like JNU, DU, IGNOU etc. Then there are state universities which are 300+ in number but not all of them get funds from UGC. Private universities on other hand are completely managed by private funders or association. Thus, all private universities and some state universities will fall into the category of non grant colleges. About taking admissions, if u can get into central ones its the best otherwise just check the recognition ... View more

Other degree courses after class 12th commerce without Maths:
BA in Economics.
BA LLB
LLB hons.
B.Com LLB.
BBA Human Resource Management.
BBA Hotel Management.
B.Com Computer Application.
All the best.