Accounting & Commerce

After completing CA, one can pursue the below mentioned courses -

• Cost Management Accountancy (CMA)
• Bachelor of Law
• Master of Business Administration  (MBA)
• PhD in Accountancy or Taxation
• Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
• Company Secretary (CS)

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No,  The annual tuition for seven institutes, including EduPristine Mumbai, CMS for CA, Shiksha Guru, International School for Financial Studies, and IIKMFEE Financial Education, Academy of Professional Training, Indian School of Business Adminstration and Adminstration is believed to be less than INR 1 lakh. Rest 4 colleges have total fee ranges of INR 2-3 Lakhs and 2 colleges have fee ranges of INR 3-5 lakhs. 

The average salary of jobs available immediately after BCom is around INR 2 Lakhs to 3 Lakhs per annum. One can, however, earn a much higher salary after gaining experience of about two to three years and gaining expertise in various sub-domains of commerce and finance.

Candidates can also prepare for competitive exam after BCom. It is in fact a popular choice among the youth in India. Most popular competitive exams are RBI Grade B Officer, SBI PO, SBI Clerk, IBPS Clerk, IBPS PO and LIC AAO.

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As per the Mangalayatan University admission guidelines, BCom admission is entrance-based. The university hasn't mentioned any specific entrance exams. Therefore, candidates can qualify for any exam that is valid for admission to BCom admission, such as the CUET exam. The university also conducts exams for admission to the BCom programme. However, candidates must make sure to qualify the eligibility criteria for the BCom programme. 

Eligibility Criteria: Twelve years of school education with 50% aggregate

Selection Criteria: Entrance and Personal Interview