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New answer posted•6 years ago
konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
Hi, There are many course available for a commerce graduate. If you are very interested in Accounts you can choose M.Com as the choice.

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New answer posted•6 years ago

Is Adamas University located at Barasat good for pursuing an MBA?

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Asked by Chirodeep
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6 years ago
Adamas university is best university in east india. They have tied up with 100+ reputed mnc. In this university you will get great exposure. They also have placement cell. They provide students 100% internship and placement also. In 130 acres sprawling green campus life also great. They have good ra

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New answer posted•6 years ago

Which course can I pursue, I have done B.Com?

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Asked by Deep
Miles Education
6 years ago
You can think of taking up the following courses:
Chartered Accountant CA India) CA is a renowned course within commerce folks in India. The Certificate issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India - ICAI, is a 3 level exam spread over 4-5 years on an average that provides a deep underst

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New answer posted•6 years ago
Sarthak Goel
6 years ago
You can pursue for CS course, it will help you more in your CA studies. Otherwise, you can go for CMA, it will help in your CA INTER. But you choose any another course with CA only if you are capable of handling both courses. Because sometimes, it is very difficult to give time to CA with other cour

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New answer posted•6 years ago
pradeep kumar
6 years ago
B.Com (Hons. ) should be the first choice. While the following are the other courses can be done after the 12th as under.
1. Design courses (Fashion design, Interior and Furniture design, Knitwear design, Lathe design, Apparel Production, Accessory design, Graphic design, Animation design, Jewelry d

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6 years ago
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New answer posted•6 years ago

Can I pursue for B.Sc. It after taking commerce with computer in class 12?

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Asked by Karan Preet Singh
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6 years ago
If you have taken Commerce with Maths there is an exception, you can take admission.

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New answer posted•6 years ago
SIDHARTH GUPTA
6 years ago
Hi,
Yes, you will get a seat in GGDSD with this much percentage.

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New answer posted•6 years ago

Which course has a better scope in India, CPA or ACCA?

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Asked by Nirav
Miles Education
6 years ago
Both CPA and ACCA are premier accounting degrees from the USA and UK, respectively. Both are equivalent to the CA qualification in India. The Key difference between CPA and ACCA is the GAAP they specialize in. CPAs are considered experts in USGAAP (used by companies listed on NYSE), while ACCAs work

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Rajesh kumar
6 years ago
Generally, the closing rank in KCET for RVCE:
Civil: 3354
CSE: 573
ECE: 798
EE: 622
ME: 584
From the above tables, we can suppose that KCET which see a number of applicants higher than that of COMEDK, but yet latter has a similar cut off as KCET but for less number of candidates. Although one can't exactl

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