Accounting & Commerce

Hi Rajat,
Please mention which university/college's question papers are you looking for?

Hi Nidhi,
For admission, you have to pass a Bachelor's Degree or a higher degree from a recognised yniversity. The total course fees for M.Com external admission is Rs.11,000/-.

Hi Divya,
Yes, you can get admission in Shivanath Shastri College for B.Com (H) as the minimum marks required are 50% in class 12th.

Hi Rohit,
Yes, the syllabus of both are similar but in B.Com general, the subjects are taught as an overview while in B.Com (Hons) the subjects are taught in detail. You can also choose your specialisation subject in B.Com (Hons) which cannot be done in B.Com general. As far as teaching is concerned, yes, a B.Com (Hons) graduate can teach a B.Com student as he/she must have read more than what is taught in B.Com.

Hi Jasmine,
You will have to apply for the M.Com course again in this case. Also, you can contact the concerned authorities of your college to know if there is a special provision for you to continue the course.

I don't have any idea about this. So you can check it on their official website or you can directly call them. So you will get more clear information.

Hi Banas,
No, you cannot randomly pursue a distance course from the third year. Even if you're planning to pursue the course from correspondence, you will need to start from the first year again. It would be better to either give improvement exams if there is a provision in your college or repeat the year. Regular education is anyway much more credible than a correspondence course.

Hi Samahira,
In Kerala, there is only one institute called Institute of Company Secretaries of India situated in Kochi that offers CS course. You can click here for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/institute-of-company-secretaries-of-india-icsi-lodi-colony-delhi-1633