Accounting & Commerce

The cutoff information for M.com at Dav Post Graduate College is around -
For General Category - 41692 rank
For EWS Category - 74880 rank
For Backward Category - 106995 rank
For SC /ST Category - 166892 rank

Popular Entrance Exams for ACCA are:
AIMA UGAT CUET.
Candidates interested in pursuing an ACCA course can take national and state-level admission tests to apply to top colleges and universities. Admission will be granted based on a candidate's merit list position, which is decided by the candidate's entrance exam and graduation or post-graduation grades. The following are some of the most common entrance exams that students may encounter:
AIMA UGAT
CUET
SET
SUAT.

Candidates seeking admission to the Honours programme of subjects Music and Physical Education must include the respective subjects in their best of four; failure to do so will result in a 2.5 percent disadvantage in the aggregate of the best four subjects' marks.

Hi Annum doing B.Com and also B.Ed is good thing but you know what you can't get any higher level classes you need to do post graduation sooner or later so just be focused and try harder to get higher rank job. Ofcourse you can give tet exam now

Of course, you can do IBPS RRB Job in Bank and the level of mathematics that they demand is quite low like the matriculation or senior secondary level. So, definitely go for this job and work hard.

The fee structure at S.B. Garda Arts College and P.K. Patel College of Commerce for M.com in Accountancy is around INR 9100 annually and this college has quite good internship facilities available, so just go for it.

There are many top colleges that offer LL.B. Taxation like NLSIU Bangalore, NLU Delhi, Hyderabad and Chandigarh University.

IGNOU M.Com Eligibility Criteria: The candidates interested in getting admission to the M.Com programme must hold a Bachelor's degree or equal with at least 50 percent marks
there is no entrance exam to get admission to M.Com courses at IGNOU. Admission to M.Com courses at IGNOU is based on merit.

It depends on you and your interest. There are also many type of careers after LL.B. You can go for judiciary, litigation, civil services or private sector. It completely depends on your interest.