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To become an Income Tax Officer, one should first of all enter the Income Tax Department as Income Tax Inspector or Tax Assistant. Then they can get promotion to the designation of Income Tax Officer after qualifying the departmental examination. First step required for joining as Income Tax Inspector or Tax Assistant is to qualify Combined Graduate Level examination. After that, personal interview is there for Income Tax Inspector post and Skill test is there for Tax Assistant post. Interested aspirants can apply for this All India Level competitive exam either online or offline. Eligibility requirements
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73 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Eligibility is having Maths in +2 and passing in the subject. Their cutoff for the respective year, entrance exam rank/minimum score set by the college (not sure about this as DU will be having an entrance for the first time in courses like B.Com/B.Com Hons).

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Please specify the name of the college/ institute, where you wish to apply. As the fees structure varies from institute to institute.

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Hi Rahul,
Firstly, I would like to admire for choosing such a great field.
As you are interested to join army, then you can give NDA exam i.e National Defense Academy. I wish you all the luck.

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Software courses in accounting.
Tally (a majority of organisations in our country use this software for their daily accounting purpose. So, it is quite helpful to have a certification).
MS Office (Excel, PowerPoint and MS Word forms the major software used in the daily calculation, presentation and document writing in almost every organisation)
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You have completed M.Com course, So you will have to apply for UGC NET exam in Commerce subject and your degree must be approved by UGC. You can't apply for the UGC NET exam in Business studies. Regards.

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Hi Sakthi!
The total fee of B.Com course in Accounting and Finance is Rs 13,833 per year.

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-Understand the exam pattern and syllabus: Before starting to read a word about any of the papers included in the syllabus of the banking examination, the candidates must undergo the syllabus and examination pattern thoroughly. By careful investigation of the same, the candidates would get a clear idea of what to expect in the examination and assess the valuation of certain questions and problems initially. It is very important to understand the pattern of the examination as well because each of the examination for different posts has different examination pattern SET by the concerned authority.
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Undergraduate courses range from 3-4 years. PG courses are 1-2 years long.

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Since you are in class 12th now, you have a complete year to prepare for your CPT, which is more than enough. There is no official notification by the ICAI regarding the applicability of the new syllabus till now, so we can expect that the current syllabus will be applicable until then. I am trying to guide you about both the syllabus- current & proposed new one. You can register yourself for the foundation course right after your 10th but can appear only after 10+2. If you have registered yourself earlier, you might have received the study materials by ICAI & if you haven't, register at the earliest so that you can get the study material.... View more

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There is no other scope for commerce subjects from class 5th to 10th, either in CBSE or State government schools. But as you have economics, you can choose history, geography or political science, then you can appear in TGT and CTET for social sciences.

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Yes, you will definitely be able to get admission.

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Yes. You will have to appear for entrance followed by an interview. Your admission depends on your performance in these. For more information, visit <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.christuniversity.in" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.christuniversity.in</a>

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ITM University is a reputed self-financed educational institution based out in Raipur, Chhattisgarh. It was established by the ITM Group in the year 2012. The university currently offers undergraduate-level programs in the disciplines of Management, Commerce, Law, Allied Sciences, Architecture, and Hotel Management
The basic eligibility criteria for admission to these programs is 10+2 in the relevant stream. Some courses may require to have minimum marks in the last qualifying exam. Selection of candidates for admission to various UG programs like B.Com is based on JEE, NATA CLAT MAT CMAT CAT ATMA NCHMCT, or merit depending on the course.

37 Views Posted 2 years ago

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<p>Yes, with 94% in 12th commerce you can easily into St. Joseph's University for B.Com IFA. Infact, you can get into other top best commerce colleges in Commerce. B.Com in International Finance and Accounting at St Joseph's University Bangalore is a 3 years course offered at the UG level. The total tuition fee for St Joseph's University Bangalore B.Com in International Finance and Accounting is INR 375000. Candidates who have completed two-year of Pre-University Course in Karnataka state or its equivalent are eligible for admission into this programme. The total seats offered isn't yet released by the official website of the college... View more

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<p>The fee structure for the B.Com course in Ekashila Degree College can be found most accurately by visiting the website of the college or inquiring directly from the college admissions office. The cost of the fees differs upon the session, additional facilities offered, and other such differences. Normally, the B.Com fee structure is as under:. Courses include tuition fee, examination fee, and other miscellaneous fees. Contacting the college should help you have a definitive account of all the involved expenses in the course offered.</p>

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<p>During the first semester of the B.Com programme at DU this year, Financial Accounting as a subject would include the topics of accounting principles, journal entries, ledger posting, trial balance, and final accounts.&nbsp;It also includes knowledge about subsidiary books, bank reconciliation statements, and accounting by non-profit organizations.</p><p>Preparation of final accounts, including profit and loss accounts and balance sheets, prepares students to understand single and double-entry systems of recording financial transactions. Depreciation accounting, accounting standards, error rectification, and the im... View more

316 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Hi,
Mathematics is a common subject in class 12th. So, to get admission for B.Com in any college, you would need mathematics.

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I think you should go for BMS because it is a very new course and very good for new students. Another option that you can opt for is B.com because you have commerce without maths ! and if you want to do some professional course after 12th in commerce field you can go for CFP( certified financial planner ) this course provides you very good job opportunity!

34 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Yes, its better to take coaching in first year. As you are in B.Com, some of your finance and accounting concepts might come handy in the preparation for bank exams. Coaching centres provides material in-line with the exam pattern and syllabus. Also, take regular tests to evaluate your performance.

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If u have quota then u have chance to get admission in du college otherwise there are many other college like
JNU
GGSIPU
ASUS
JMI

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It is slightly difficult for you to get admission in DU colleges, but don't lose hope.
I hope you get admission.

49 Views Posted 8 years ago

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A Financial Analyst is trained in financial analysis which involves a thorough understanding of the companys finances, investments, growth plans etc. Financial Analysts are trained in corporate finance, financial services and investment management.
CFA Program is a professional credential offered by CFA Institute to Investment and Financial professionals. To enroll in the CFA Program and register for your first Level I exam, you must have:
An international travel passport and one of the following:
(a)Undergraduate education: A Bachelor's (or equivalent) degree or be in the final year of your Bachelor's degree program (you must... View more

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Mr. B. Kumar, you query for a B.Com certificate had two meanings-
1. You want to know from to do B.Com in distance mode.
2. You want to ask a Particular college or university about your B.Com certificate.
You can do B.Com in distance mode from a number of universities in India. You should check within your state as well. This is a basic degree and via distance, it won't matter much from where you do this degree.

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Hi Rinki!
To become an assistant professor, first criteria is to qualify UGC NET exam. You can find a detailed information about the exam by clicking here <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/exams/ugc-net" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/exams/ugc-net</a>.

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Yes, the general cut off is approximately 75% for a seat for B.Com general.

82 Views Posted 9 years ago

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B.Com is a reputed course for entering accounting and finance field and in India. B.Com graduates have a good scope and if you pursue M.Com or any other PG course then your scope will get enhanced. B.Com graduates are hired very often and the scope will remain good for some more time.

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Please specify the B.Com specialization you wish to apply for? Also, to know about the fees you can directly get in touch with the college authorities as they will be in a better position you resolve your query.
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Dear NIkita,
Just try to appear both the examinations. This is because if you drop even a single paper it will be carried forward, thus leaving a mark on your score card. If it becomes a situation of choice than go for CA first. CA is equivalent to PG. Rather it is a statutory certification. It will REAP you more benefits as compared to B.Com. However, for B.Com you don't need to study separately. CA itself covers everything. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God Bless You.

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It's natural to be confused at this stage, choosing a course from a wide range of option is not easy. You must first figure out your interest and aptitude. If I may suggest take a psychometric test to analyze your skill set. As for relevancy, after commerce 12th, a Bachelor degree majors in finance and accounting is the most relevant. You may also want to check hospitality programs, entrepreneurship courses, sales and marketing international business or you may have entirely different interests as design, journalism etc. Figure out what you like firstly.

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