Accounting & Commerce

Hi Abhishek,
CA in itself is a great scope with a wide scope. If you want to do something further, you may consider MBA in Finance or CMA. But as per me, I think you should go ahead with your career as a CA.

Hi Rakesh,
If you an interest in Diploma in financial management and accounting, you can surely go for it. Admission is based on the marks obtained in 10+2 or Equivalent.

Hi Hussain,
Of course, you can. NIOS certificate holds the same importance, as an HSC certificate, when it comes to admissions. No college can deny admission to a NIOS student.

Hi Anjali,
Practice is the only key to success. Practice as much as you can. Take the help of guides and try solving the sample papers. Sample papers will help you to a great extent in understanding the pattern of the exam.

The criteria differ from one institute to another institute. Some might accept your admission on the basis of your merit, while others might conduct an entrance exam. The fee will differ too. You need to mention the college or institute where you wish to apply for a detailed information.

Dear Nikita, You must have at least 55% average marks in all three years of graduation, then only you can take direct entry in intermediate course. There are three stages for ICWA are as below:-
Foundation Course
Intermediate course
Final Course
Age limit: - Age must be at least 18 years minimum. After completion of graduation, you are exempted from foundation course. Since you are graduate, then you can directly apply for Intermediate course. Regards.

Hi Niharika,
If you don't know which course to choose, nobody can help. Studying abroad is an investment of both money and time so be careful. If you are interested in business management you can choose PG Diploma or Graduate certificate courses in relevant courses. To know about the courses you have to visit college websites and check programs they offer. Check the curriculum, career outcomes etc. and decide.

For admission in B.Com (Hons) in any of Delhi University college, you have to study Maths in class 12th. Maths is a compulsory subject to be add up at the time of admission. Your marks will be calculated against the cut off released by Delhi University.
So, without Maths, you can't take admission in Delhi University colleges.

First of all, you have to check your drawing skills. If it is not good, then improve on priority basis. You have to choose the animation area, where you are comfortable and interested. Once you have identified this then start your work on it. If you want to animate 3D models, you can worry less about drawing - take an acting class; pick up the Illusion of Life, and Timing for Animation (recommended anyway) download free models and start moving them around.

First of all, you have to complete your high school via open learning. Many centres are open. After completing High school. You can go further for graduation. Hope this review helps you out.