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You need to visit Ramanujan College for your action because I am not sure if they take dropouts or not. Because you need to clear entrance for getting admission in that college, so need to visit and ask for management.

Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Commerce offers Degree courses including 4 UG course. These programs are offerred in Full Time mode. Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Commerce has specializations such as BBA specializations in International Business.

No you are mistaken. Demand for two thing never falls a) Life essentials b) Chartered Accountants

No problem what you had in XII.
While pursuing CA course, everything is taught starting from the basics of accountancy, economics and maths. No worry.
But remember you need to be dedicated and focused on what you are doing. Because lack of attention while doing this course could spoil precious years of your career.
All the best!

Choose CBSE board.It will give you right direction.

To pursue BIT, you must have PCM. However, you may pursue BCA, if you had maths in 12th.

Dear Manish,
CS-Company secretary, governing body is THE INSTITUTE OF COMPANY SEXCRETARY- New Delhi, For more information about the course I suggest you to check out institute website.
All the very best

Charted accountants work in fields of accounting, including public, management and government accounting. While specific job duties vary greatly within specific positions, many duties shared between CAs include preparing financial reports and documents, maintaining records of investments, reviewing potential financial risk as well as providing professional opinions in regards to the fiscal decisions of the firm.

You are eligible if you are in the final year of your Bachelors programme or already have a Bachelor's degree, or have professional working experience that totals up to 4-years.
You are eligible to apply for CFA.

You can pursue CA after completing class 12th. There are two ways to pursue CA:
1. After completing class 12th, you can appear for CPT exam.
2. After completing graduation, you can skip CPT exam and directly appear for IPCC exam.

No, it is not until you have a very good hold on your basics.

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Dear Riddhima,
Hi,
Institute of Cost and Accountants of India (ICAI), formerly known as Institute of Cost and Accountants of India (ICWAI) is a professional organization and licensing body which regulate the profession of Cost & Management Accountants in India.
I hope it will help you and feel free to ask more. Up-vote the answer if you found it helpful.

You have plenty of courses to pursue after 12th commerce like:
BBA
B.Com
Actuaries
Integreted Law
CA/CS/CFA
Mass Communication
Journalism
Business Analyst
and many more.
First thing, you have to do is identify your interest of subject or field and let us know for further guidance.
For getting good placement:
1) Improve your skills
2) Should maintain a good personality.
3) Vocabulary should be good
4) Fluent in English speaking
5) Know your strength and weakness
In addition to these, studying in a top rank college may count.
I hope this answer has solved your query to some extent.
Please feel free to revert.
All the best.

Prepare for the CPT Exam.

Passing of compaies act 2013 and other laws have increased the work requirements of both areas
In CS it has increased more
They have secretarial audit , due dligence and compliance
Compliance is very lucative field where multiple lakhs are paid for the work of big companies
Hence conclusion CS has more opportunities

Hi,
Yes, you can pursue CA course but only after 12th.
All the best dear!

After the 1st year, whether you pass/attempt first year examinations or not, you are eligible to seek admission to 2nd year M.Com by submitting the Course Registration Form as per the schedule notified by the university. Normally, the university sends the Course Registration Form in the month of January, which is to be submitted to the university on or before 31st March along with a fee of Rs. 4000. However, the form will be accepted up to 30th April with a late fee of Rs. 200, up to 31st May with Rs. 500 late fee and up to 20th June with Rs. 1000 late fee.
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There is no age limit for education and you are just 24. CA is a 3 year course. You can opt for it and complete it in 3 years with hard work. Even if you take some time and complete it by the age of 30, there is no problem. Keep that excitement and go ahead.

Dear Parakavi,
CA consists 4 Phases
1.CPT- Entrance exam
2. IPCC
3 three years internship
4 Final
If one is willing to pursue CA right after 12th then he/she need to give CPT else after graduation one can directly get admission in IPCC.
For more information about course and course structure please visit.
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All the very best

you will be called CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT. You can then will be able to work in big audit companies like kpmg, delloite. also u can do your own CA private practice.

You can do professional courses like MBA in finance or CA.

Hello Vinit,
I understand and appreciate your interest in pursuing M.Com from Kolkata. To assist you in choosing the colleges to pursue the same, kindly refer to the link below for more information on the colleges:
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I hope this answers your question to your satisfaction. If so, kindly upvote this answer. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

If you don't want to do CA and you are interested in speak, write then after completing the B.Com you can go for the Mass communication or journalism and I think you should leave the CA.

You Can Do Teaching. or Do Job In Banks. Or any Other Private Co./ Government Co. etc.

The CFA has always been the dominant qualification on the buy-side,” says Nitin Mehta, CFA, managing director of CFA Institute in the EMEA region. “But it’s increasingly seen as useful for sell-side roles as the financial sector becomes more complex and demanding of technical expertise.
It’s no secret that MBAs, particularly those in Europe, are turning to careers in tech over the traditional routes of consulting and finance. But those that do choose to stick in finance are seeing a revival of fortunes.

Yes, it can cause a problem. To know about accountancy or to make your career in the same, you must opt for:
(a) HSC in science with maths (b) I.Com or you must be a graduate in (a) Science with maths (b) commerce (c) engineering in any of the streams. If possible try to pursue B.Ed, if you want to make your career in teaching, you may prepare for Banks P.O, SSC, UPSC, etc.

I think, you are doing well in Accounts as you are multi-talented type. You are studying and doing job together. This is the example of dedication and hard work only. So, do not have negatives in mind that your CA will not be completed. Beat this fear from your heart and mind. Think positive and have dreams of completing your CA in a great manner. Have faith. You will surely qualify all your exams.
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Hi,
For general category, it is difficult to have good career opportunities with less than 50% marks. If your academics is regular i.e. without any educational year gap then it is advisable to pursue another graduation either BA in economics or BBA or BBM.
All the best!

It has an average reputation, research a little more on the faculty, process of teaching and go ahead