Accounting & Commerce

After securing such percentage, first you need to figure out what you love and you want to do and what you want in your life. Once you are able to decide this you will be satisfied with your decision. If you can't make that decision then search and explore for the various options. If you want to go in a corporate field then you must apply for various entrances exams like CAT, MAT, XAT for MBA if you wish to do it otherwise you can go for Masters (M.Com). If you are interested in government job then you can apply for banking, SSC, UPSC, etc. It depends that what is your inspiration and what you want to do in future. There are so many options you can apply for but it all depends upon your interest. Hope my answer will help you and show you a better career option.

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I am sharing few points which you must keep in mind before starting the preparation. Analyze the past year papers it gives you the idea what type of questions are going to be asked and from a single topic, which sections are important. Indulge yourself in a lot of practice. Also go utilize the maximum content which you can avail for free. Keep on practicing UGC NET Commerce https://bit.ly/2Bs9VLn mock tests and illustrations and back questions given in the reference books. More than anything do not lessen your efforts no matter what. Check yourself which areas are weak and if they ae very important, pay extra heed to it. Thanks.

As the vision of the college states that creating a world class center of excellence in management education and developing potential & transforming global leaders I would truly agree as Yes not an Alumni not a student but though a student from Pune who has experienced or say is aware of the colleges based in Pune for PGDM & MBA. Well this is a full fledged campus which has both the courses MBA & PGDM with all the specialisation one is looking for. Also you have so many outbound activities [Seminars, Guest lectures, Industrial Visit] with foreign educational tours included. A wider platform to learn and grow your skills developing once personality, experiencing the lifestyle of different organisations as student gets a chance to go to IIM spending life their learn the lifestyle and grow their skills. Plus bonanza to this that you have a choice to make, A platform which gives you everything in one space. I would truly suggest a person to opt for such a leisure. Even I would not have regretted making a choice with such Institute.

We can say that yes there is scope of CFA after B.Com (honours). Even the syllabus of B.Com matches with the syllabus of CFA like microeconomics, macroeconomics, financial statements, quantitative concepts etc. But it depends that how much emphasis one has in studying the concepts which are in B.Com that match with the subjects of CFA. It also depends on the college how they are teaching and whether the faculty there is competent enough to clear the concepts. One should also SEE B.Com (Hons) curriculum and CFA curriculum so that he can try to clear the concept in college only. Colleges like Punjab College of technical education have helped a lot in understanding the concepts. Also students there are trying to prepare for CFA along with the course only. Along with the concepts understanding of English language and presentation skills are also important on which stress has to be laid in graduation only which this college has laid upon. One can compare syllabus of B.Com (Honours) on site Best B School North India PCTE Group of Institutes Ludhiana and CFA on CFA Institute.