Accounting & Commerce

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Admission to the undergraduate (UG) programmers of Shri Ram College of Commerce is merit based.

Yes, you can surely opt for MCA course after completing B.Com. The minimum eligibility requirements for MCA is that the candidate must graduate with Bachelor's in Science, commerce, engineering or it's equivalent degree from any recognised University or Institute.

Yes, Undoubtedly A commerce student can admit in BCA. There are large number of universities offer BCA for Arts, Commerce and Science student.

Professors in a UG college shall be in the ratio, ordinarily of 1:2:6. The ratio of Professors to Associate Professors and or Assistant Professors in a PG college shall be in the ratio, ordinarily of 1:2.

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It depends on the number of students who have applied for the course. But normally it ranges around 65-70%.

Yes, you can surely opt for an MCA course after completing B.Com. The minimum eligibility requirement for MCA is that the candidate must graduate with Bachelors's in Science, commerce, engineering, or an equivalent degree from any recognized University or Institute.

In Australia, it's CPA Australia. And outside Australia, in the whole wide world. It's CPA (USA). CPA USA is widely recognized in almost every country whereas CPA Australia is confined to Australia and a few countries only. The Australian CPA would take you 3/4 years to qualify, while the US_CPA would take you just 6/8 months if you are focused.