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You can do PhD or BEd or MBA. You can also do banking, investments and insurance certifications to enhance your employability.

Any person having passed SSC (standard X) or equivalent examination and above can appear for NATA.
However, only candidates who have qualified an aptitude test in Architecture and have secured 50% marks in 10+2 or equivalent examination with Mathematics as one of the subjects, shall be eligible for admission to
B.Arch. Course. No direct lateral admission is allowed at any year/stage of B.Arch. course based on any
qualification. NATA score shall be valid for a period of two years from the year in which one appeared.

Himanj, Finance is one of the most sought after specialization of MBA. A big community of students is attracting with this specialization.
It is one of the oldest disciplines of management. In the last of the 19th century it was the subject of Economics. By the start of the 20th century it got the affiliation of an individual subject for study.
All countries are demanding heavily the skilled financial analyst against their financial sector for preparation and control.
Therefore, MBA in finance is most sought programme in across the world.
Finance MBA can work in banking and non-banking sectors. You can work anywhere in the ... View more

The cutoff information for M.com at HL College of Commerce is around -
General Category - 100607 closing ranks
OBC Category - 100010 closing ranks
SC Category - 300015 closing ranks

<p>Akal University's admissions for B.Com (Hons) are generally open throughout the year, with specific dates and deadlines for registration and application. For the most up-to-date information, it is recommended to check the official Akal University website.</p>

Well, any of the two will be good. You'll have to complete MBA to get what you wnat.

It is a good idea to pursue CA after completing BAF. The minimum package depends on individual’s ability and the organization. Generally, the salary for CA is around Rs.15 LPA to Rs.16 LPA and the minimum expected salary is Rs.9 LPA.

No, you need at least 55 percent marks in graduation to pursue CA. However, you can appear for CPT and then opt for next level.

CA has 3 stages namely CPT , IPCC and FINAL . Registration fees for CA is pretty low as compared to other courses like engineering or mba where you have to pay lakhs of rupees. For accurate details about fee structure you can google for the same or visit <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.icai.org" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.icai.org</a>

Hello Manish, if you want to CA after graduation then you have to give only two level of exams I. e. , intermediate and final. You don't have to give foundation examination. So you have a chance to get direct entry route. First you have to register with ICAI for CA course and prepare for intermediate examinations and then final with articleship. So best of luck.

For CA, firstly, you need to complete class 12th.

After passing of companies act 2013 scope of both CS and CWA has increased
But overall opportunities for CS are more since they can work in roles like compliance which fetches lot of money for CS professional
There is also due diligence and secretarial audit in which CS can work
Other areas are tax filing , document validation etc
CWA can perform cost audit internal audit he can also offer various accounting services CWA has major role in manufacturing and service industries and somewhat for management accounting like company ratios
While CS can be appointed in many sectors hence larger area
Therefore go fo CS

Yes, they do offer scholarships and financial aid for the students. For more details, check here.
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No, mathematics is not compulsory to pursue B.Com, but you need to have good knowledge about mathematics, which can helps you in calculations.

No, it's not easy. I don't say it's difficult too but it's a challenging course. You need to be more focused, patient and very hardworking.

You are advised to do BEd degree to seek a job as a TGT beside your M.Com degree.

The eligibility criteria to get a Bachelor Of Music degree are: Students must have passed 10+2 with minimum 50%. .

<p>Yes, Soundarya Institute of Management and Science (SIMS) in Bangalore is a good option for an M.Com. in Financial Analysis:</p><ul><li>Know for education&nbsp;</li><li>M.Com financial analysis course&nbsp;</li><li>Master of commerce&nbsp;</li></ul>

<p data-start="0" data-end="125">No, entrance exams are not always needed for B.Com (Hons.). Many Mumbai colleges give admission based on <strong data-start="105" data-end="119">12th marks</strong> only.</p><p data-start="127" data-end="185">Some good colleges that offer merit-based admission are:</p><ul data-start="186" data-end="315"><li data-start="186" data-end="215"><p data-start="188" data-end="215"><strong data-start="188" data-end="213"&g... View more

You need minimum 60% for the entrance exam.

do B.Com+.CA, if interest in accounting career, if not do BBA

Dear Kapil,
You need to go for BBA through distance learning mode, that will be give you knowledge and skills. BBA will give you the points in your resume, as to get a good job you already have practical experience.
So, before entering any new industry enhance your education qualifications.
All the best.

CFA full form Chartered Financial Analyst. The course is meant for graduates and can be done after graduation. It is basically for people who are interested in finance field and the course is also for people looking to pursue Investment Banking. It is a 3 level course. The first stage is an entrance test which is basically a multiple choice questions test. The 2nd and 3rd level are written papers which analyse your analysis ability and how u handle real life situations it contains case studies. After successful completion of all 3 levels u have to apply for membership to CFA Institute and thereafter you will be allowed to use the title CFA... View more

Higher Studies Options after M. Com
After completing M.Com, candidates can go for various courses. Some of the best available courses include:
Doctorate Degree.
The higher academic degree is awarded for research work of the candidate, demonstrating original contributions of "special excellence" in some branch of commerce.
International Finance Reporting Standards
International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) are a set of international accounting standards, transactions, financial statements and Financial Statements. IFRS are issued by the International Accounting Standards Board, and they specify exactly how accoun... View more

You are eligible to pursue charted accountant professional course. You may refer to <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.icai.org/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.icai.org/</a> for further details.

Yes, CS is a very good option for you but in CS you are going to study company law so think before choosing a course among CS, CA and CMA.

Yes, you can do it.

Both the institutes mentioned by you are equally good and thus it will be very difficult to tell which one will be the best option. However, we can help you with the parameters that you can keep in mind while choosing an institute. You can consider the below parameters:
1) Faculty,
2) Affiliation / Recognition
3) Course Material,
4) Quality Education,
5) Fees
6) Infrastructure
7) Success Rate.
8) Placement
9) Top recruiters
Also, if possible, go through the alumni speak section to get an idea what the alumni think about the institute.

Hi Pankaj,
Financial Accounting, Business Law, Auditing, Income Tax Law & Problems, etc. Are the main subjects covered under the syllabus of M.Com entrance exams. Some of the popular reference books which are extensively used by candidates to prepare for M.Com entrance exam are:-
Advanced Accounting by S. N. Mageswari
Business Mathematics by Ranganath, Sampangiram, Rajaram
Company Law by Avtar Singh
Financial Accounting by R. L. Gupta
Law of Contract & Specific Relief by Avtar Singh
Principles of Economics by Case Fair
Practising previous years question papers and referring the above-prescribed textbooks can... View more

Hi Raj!
It would be better if you could mention the discipline of study that you're interested in. Only then, someone will be able to guide you well.