Accounting & Commerce

Hey Karan,
B.Com(Hons) is available here in MLSU for both general and Management quota with total 40 seats.
For general quota, total fees is Rs. 60000 for 3 years
For management quota, total fees is Rs. 1.2 lakhs for 3 years.
Thanks.

Hi dear,
Yes, a Bachelor of Commerce graduate can apply for Masters in Business Administration course. The entrance exam that you will need to clear is CAT. For more information about CAT visit the Shiksha portal:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/cat

To be honest and clear, your focus must be on CS completely for upcoming examinations but at the same time you need to be aware with the syllabus of final year B.Com. You will get gaps between B.Com exams which you can definitely utilize and make up for. No company bothers about your B.Com score. All that matters is that you are a graduate or not and how many skills you have.

This is the basic eligibility for BBA by which you can get admission in this college by fulfilling the criteria.
The eligibility criteria required for applying to BBA course in India are:
The candidates applying for BBA program should be class XII passed or have an equivalent high school degree.
Minimum age of applicants should be 17 years while the maximum age limit is 22 years.

Yes, you will be getting a seat, but you need to show all your memos and certificates.

To answer your question, I need to know the course you are opting for in JMI.

It would be tough. My advice would be to watch out for other options and simultaneously wait for this one too.
All the best.

Of course, he can opt for B.Com with a little more efforts towards subjects like accounts. There is no such bar that science students can't opt for commerce after 12th. As he was having mathematics, he can move ahead in commerce stream too.

Congratulations for good results in PG. You are eligible to appear for the UGC NET exam which shall lead you to be an Assistant Professor job in colleges and universities. You can also get JRF if you qualify the UGC NET with distinction. Means your Ph.D will be sponsored by UGC. You can do a B.Ed to enter into School Education. Your M.Com makes you eligible for PGT Commerce in Schools and you can appear and qualify the CTET exams of states to be a School Teacher.

Dear Arpit,
After having taken admission at PGDAV in one of the lists and then withdrawing it later on, and currently being enrolled at Ramanujan, I can assure you of few things:
1. Ramanujan College has a much better environment and Campus, including the building, canteen, etc.
2. PGDAV classrooms are much below average in terms of hygiene and maintenance.
3. Location wise, both the colleges are located at well connected, posh areas of South Delhi.