Accounting & Commerce

Clearance of State Eligibility Test (SET)/TET or NET will be an added advantage.

Yes, sastra provides B. Com CA (Computer Applications)&B. Com BFSI (Banking, Financial Services and Insurance)

Yes, if you're looking to scale your career (and ofcourse are interested to explore the cost management field), you should take up CMA.

If Mathematics is you favorite subject, than B.A. BBA BMS and B.A. Economics can be the right options. The other options are the following.
1. Design courses (Fashion, Textile, Leather, Accessory, Product, Jewelry, Graphic, Animation, Furniture and Interior, Ceramic, Game, Transport etc. )
2. Integrated law courses B.Com LL.B. And B.A. LLB)
3. Company secretary.

If some one know what is not good at, he/ she also know what is good at. Check your most liking things and try to SEE it in professional terms. Like
1) if your like cooking, go for hotel management
2) if you like traveling and review, go for travel and tourism
3) if you look teaching, Check what you like go for those subjects.

Are you a UT POOL or NON UT POOL.

As you are NON UT so B.Com is not possible with this percentage, you can try for BBA this percentage is enough to get admission in BBA in GGDSD College.

Yes, you can register with a course provider and smoothly get done with CPA. It is much easier for you to study and complete the CPA exams than the people who are writing outside of the US.

The first step would be to check if you're eligible to take the exams. You would need about 120 credits in order to be eligible to write the exams. Your degree in education (in commerce / accounting / finance / business) will contribute to such credits. Please write to us at information@mileseducation. Com for more queries/clarifications.