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Shail Oberoi

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Yes, go. You can explore a lot of certificate courses in graphic designing. However, only pursue them if you have keen interest in the said area and have an aptitude for creativity.

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Shail Oberoi

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This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you intend to pursue a career in Technical / research / academics area then M.Com is better, However if you want to move into general management the MBA is better. In case you want a career in Law then you can also look at LL.B. You can also do a lot of certificate course and explore careers in travel & tourism, media, animation, e-commerce, logistics, web designing, accounts. Import & export, etc.

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Shail Oberoi

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If you are an average student, I would advice you not to explore CA as a course. Rather, you can explore a course keeping in mind your interest areas. The chances of professional success are higher in doing what one likes and enjoys.

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Shail Oberoi

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Both are professional courses with a separate career path. Keeping in mind your interest areas and skill sets you can decide what you intend to pursue. CA is more tough compared to CS. The range of job opportunities are much larger with a CA qualification compared to a CS qualification.

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Deepak Yadavlive the life the way you want.

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Dear Rupali Goal,
Following is the full rule for taking admission in ICWAI
The course structure of ICWAI consists of 3 levels. -Foundation
-Intermediate
-Final
The candidates can join this course 12th class as the minimum academic qualification. Candidates who have completed Graduation can also join this course. If the candidate want to join this course after completion of 12th class, then he has to complete all the 3 levels. But if the candidate is interested to join thsi course on the basis of Graduation, then he can directly join Intermediate level. Candidates who are pursuing final year of 12th class or Graduation can also apply for th
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Shail Oberoi

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This would depend on your interest areas. CA is an excellent professional qualifications & one can pursue it along with B.Com. You need to clear the CA foundation open test to seek admission into CA course.

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Shail Oberoi

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You should get a minimum 50% marks in graduation and try to score more than 90 percentile in CAT. To get into IIMs, one should score 99 percentile in CAT.

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Deepak Yadavlive the life the way you want.

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Dear Deepak,
Commerce is really a good and vast field where in you can pursue course for your interest and choice.
B.com is Commerce graduation course for and commerce student and the fee structure is as follow
Year Aided Unaided
First Around 10000 Around 25000
Second Around 15000 Around 25000
Third Around 15000 Around 35000.
Regards,
Deepak

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Shail Oberoi

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To get into IIMs, FMs, MDI you should at least score more than 96 percentile at CAT. So, prepare well for CAT and go for it.

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Shail Oberoi

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CA is a professional course wherein the result is around 8 to 10% which means only 8 to 10% of candidates who appear for CA actually clear the exam. Thus, CA is much more difficult compared to MBA.

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