Accounting & Commerce

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)
Bachelor of Economics (BE)
Bachelor of Accounting and Finance (BAF)
Bachelor of Commerce in Banking and Insurance (BBI)
Bachelor of Commerce in Financial Market (BFM)
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Bachelor of Business Administration International Business (BBA-IB)
Bachelor of Business Administration Computer Application (BBA-CA)
Industry Oriented Integrated Courses
Chartered Accountancy
Company Secretary (CS)
Cost and Management Accountant
Journalism and Mass Communication
B.Com (General)
B.Com Marketing
B.Com Tourism & Travel Management
BA in Humanities & Social Sciences
BA LLB
BDes in Design
Diploma in Education (DEd)

One of the most often asked concerns regarding CA Course Details after 12th is how long it will take to finish the CA course and training. To complete your CA course, you will need to have a minimum of a 12th grade and a minimum of 4.5 to 5 years of experience. The candidate should start with the CPT/CA foundation course. After 9 months, the applicant is eligible for IPCC. After group I of the IPCC, you are eligible for an internship. In addition, students can enrol in the CA programme directly after graduating from high school or in the intermediate programme following graduation. It is totally dependent on the student's choice. The step by step process and CA course duration after 12th class will be:
STEP 1: Timeline for passing 12th grade to passing foundation level = 4 months * (Mandatory study period between registration and examination date is 4 months)
STEP 2: Timeline for clearing the Foundation level to the Intermediate level: 8 months * (Study period between registration and examination date is 8 month)
STEP 3: Timeline from passing Intermediate to passing Finals = 3.5 years * (Articleship period is for 3 years and preparation leave took to prepare for finals examination is assumed to be 5 months). .

No Science background is not compulsory to study BASLP. There are colleges they can join without Science background. Many western country doesn't consider it as a medical or allied health profession ( for ex: in Australia speech pathologist and audiologist doesn't consider as a health profession, that is the only one profession that doesn't comes under AHPRA. Rest all others including Psychology, Radiology, Nursing, Medicine, Dentistry, Physiotherapy and Occupational therapy comes under AHPRA)
In Australia, you can study Masters in Audiology, or Master in Speech Pathology even with any degree, but you just have to do some Anatomy and Physiology course. After all it is not that hard to study Audiology and speech pathology when compare to Pharmacy, Physiotherapy and Nursing. Because they study more of Anatomy, Physiology, Medicine, Pharmacology and Surgery.