Accounting & Commerce

Hi,
List of course details you can do after M.Com. Ph.D. in commerce, banking, management and finance. Master of finance and Control. Master of Business Administration. Chartered Accountant. Cost and Management Accountant. Company Secretaries. Chartered Financial analyst. American institute Certified

There is no such criteria for maximum marks but you should have at least 50% of marks & should have pass 10+2 with English as a subject or two-year/three-year Diploma or its equivalent and the selection process is followed through PET.

Physical education marks can be included in the best four subjects if it is a core subject. But if it is an optional subject then can't include in it. The answer is 'yes'. .

Hi, For B.Com you can apply without maths but for Hons. you must have maths. Also, every university/institute has its own criteria. BHU B.Com (Hons) you should have economics or maths or finance or commerce etc. So, in any good institute, you should have maths for B.Com (Hons).

Yes, you are eligible to appear in the exam.

Hii, if you have completed your 10+2 then only you are eligible to join NDA and if you are in between 16.5 to 19.5 you can appear for the examination, no need to worry about your stream you an give the exam.

Loyola and Christ both are NAAC "A" grade college, but Loyola College Chennai has big advantages over Christ in terms of NIRF ranking. Loyola is at 6th rank, while Christ is not anywhere in the ranking. However, being an University my choice is Christ University.

Yes, only if you have taken maths subject in your commerce stream during junior college. You need to show your marks of maths subject, depending on our maths score you will eligible for categorized colleges.

Yes, you can do M.Com in regular colleges and B.Ed through distance education or vice versa.

You are allowed to pursue only one extra course with CA at a time. You can either pursue only CA & CS or CA & Graduation or CS & Graduation. But to solve this problem, you can either do the third course after completing one of the two before mentioned courses.