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Definitely b.com+law as this gives you more placement options

The career path to become a Charted Account (CA) is challenging, but is very promising. You will have to devote 5 years to your education in order to become a CA.
Chartered Accountancy is one of the highest paying careers in India and is a good career option, if you are interested in subjects like taxation and accounting. The career path to become a Chartered Account (CA) is challenging but is very promising. You will have to devote 5 years to your education in order to become a CA.
There is a good demand of CAs in India within private as well as public organizations. A chartered accountant is hired to deal with the account details... View more

MBA entrance exam is in itself a demanding preparation. In my opinion, it would be better to give your best shot to clear the entrance rather than going for CA article ship. This is because if your exam gets cleared and you are able to seek admission in one of the IIMs, then sky is the limit as far as your career is concerned. Thus, focus on one course at a time. You will definitely succeed.

With B.ed and maths pedagogy. yes surely u can.

Hi,
Both the course have their own value in job market, but if you compare early income and fast growth, then that will be through MBA after graduation because if you get admission in well-known b-school, then you will get decent placement and start earning. But, CA will take more years and pain in growth too.
All the best.

AIMS IS ONE IF THE BEST BSCHOOLS IN INDIA WITH pleasant placements, AICTE AND NAAC APPROVED. My suggestion is to go for AIMS

Along with CAT, you can also start preparing for XAT as it will help you to get admission in other B-schools such as Xavier’s and LIBA. You can also give SNAP because if you want Symbiosis College then you need to appear for SNAP. If tax is your specialization then you can work with any good CA firm for a year after completing B.Com and can prepare for MBA entrance again next year.

It will be better to do specialised banking degree or PG Diploma after B.Com. A lot of private banks run a one-year banking Diploma for graduates in collaboration with B-Schools with guaranteed job. You may apply for such courses after graduation degree.

all these are good courses. it depends on what kind of field you like

Go ahead. You can do it.

Hi, you have just got free with CA final. It means you have continuously studied hard for many months and now waiting for the result. So, do not rush again to a heavy course like CFA or MBA. Rather than this study a course which can develop your skill set. Getting a job for you is not a big deal. My advise for you is to consider financial modeling course. This is a short term course of 2 months which will help you to prepare your ground for CFA and MBA. Also, to gain confidence start teaching your subjects. This will give you lot of confidence. To know more about the course please go through these web links :
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Hi,
Yes you can. If you are good at maintaining both studies it will be good.

Yes it is good as you get knowledge of business along with law

Dear Chandan,
You will become a finance manager in a reputed business organisation. Consider all the top companies and apply for the same.
All the best.

There is no connection between two and both of them offer different career path. CFA takes you to more analyst job such as increment banker, risk analyst etc whereas MBA in finance will have lesser scope compared to a CFA. Still, you may do it to sharpen your presentation skills and to get more insight from business perspective.

You can do MBA after BMS but is a 2 year MBA (Finance) degree comprehensive enough to give you an insight of the Finance Related Concepts? The simple answer to this is NO. MBA Finance only teaches you the basics of Finance Related Concepts using Case Studies but does not take you to the core of Financial Domain and its Concepts the MBA Finance degree is not comprehensive enough to take you to the core of Financial Domain, many finance enthusiasts prefer to opt for a degree which gives an in-depth coverage of the Financial World I.e. Chartered Financial Analyst.

As you have already mentioned that you are pursuing engineering from a private college, it is better to focus on engineering and complete it with outstanding performance. Don't let yourself deviate from the present task of graduation. It may manifest drawbacks in future. As far as govt. jobs are concerned you can prepare for it even after engineering. Rather with a good technical background you could also prepare for UPSC or some other technical recruitments in government. Wish you luck for your future.

Hi,
Yes, you can study BCA as your group includes computer science.
If you have a good score in your board exams then you can easily get the BCA course in a reputed college. Since it is a promising one, choose the right college.

Since UG degree is a basic degree, in which most of your fundamental things are being cleared, provided you have taken admission in a good college. If you can do your UG degree in regular mode, I feel it may be more beneficial for you.

The cutoff for MBA at Islamia College of Science and Commerce is as follows :-
General - 95.50
Muslim Minority - 86.75
Muslim OBC/ST - 81.75
Muslim Women - 84.00
PWD - Locomotor - 54.25
PWD - Hard of Hearing - 44.50
PWD - Haemophilia- 55.50
Jammu and Kashmir - 79.50
Kashmiri Migrant - 72.75
For admission in Islamia College of Science and Commerce, you should have done graduation in any discipline (10 + 2 + 3 ) with not less than 50 % marks in aggregate.

The marks required for taking admission in CUET exam are 300-400. You can easily get admission at BHU only. As you know In DU you need atleast 95% marks in your subject so i think it is difficult for you to take admission there. So please try at BHU

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Hi Sakshi,
You can do some certified taxation courses like:
1. CA.
2. CS.
3. Cost accounting.
4. Corporate accounting.

You can pursue any course among the following:
M.Com
MIB
ACS
CA
ICWA
MBA

if you are doing b.com then you go for MBA if you require higher level of education and if you need a job then bank po is best.

Obviously, a CA is superior in every corner as compared to an MBA graduate.
In terms of knowledge and experience, an MBA graduate comes no where near to a CA.
Only thing is that MBA graduate will possess good communication skills.
That's all.

need pure maths.
if seriously desire BCA, do One year.+2course in maths from NIOS or
join DOEACC course equal to BCA/MCA
some colleges allow any+2.
search for the same in google

Kaushal, you can as universities just ask for you to be graduate.
MCA can outstrip a B. Tech graduates earning potential.
There are many good universities that are offer courses like MCA, MCA(H) etc.
After MCA you can also go for M.Tech (CSE) or PhD for better career prospects.
Most universities offer world class environment to their students along with good placements. Some even offer scholarships. Check the websites of some universities for more details.
Good luck.

According to me, if you are an arts student then go for BA and if you are a commerce student then go for B.Com. Apart from this there are lots of options like BBA, BCA and different vocational course.