Accounting & Commerce

No one is sure about anything which relates to future. One can only work hard in the present to improve the future.
But generally, CAs have a good earning.
Later, the earning varies from a person to person i.e. quality that you provide.

Hi Debarsi,
Congratulations on scoring such amazing marks. I am quite sure you will make it through.
You have wow marks.You are definitely eligible for it as for applying in St Xavier's College, Kolkata you must have 60% in physics and 60% in mathematics.
About the merit listing par, I think you sho

Yes, it is possible, you need a gap certificate of 2 years in which you give a proper reason for gap.

PCM in 10+2 is a must to do CPL.
A generalised view about this course is as under.
For becoming a commercial pilot, there is a specific eligibility criteria, which you should first be aware of. This is decided on what subjects have you taken in class 12th. It requires PCM to be a pilot. And, even if

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Yes, if you passed B.Com with good results and also passed with a high rank in ACCA, then companies will hire you.
As you know, many universities give placement to the students and also give a chance to do internship in a company.
For eg- Christ University, LPU, etc.

Yes, definitely after M.Com if you want to pursue B.Ed then it will be of two years. Also B.Ed is a two year training course but some university, college and institute has integrated programme for this course. Like. Regional institute of Education, Central university of south Bihar.

The difference between CS and IT varies from college to college so this answer may not be applicable everywhere. One can go on and on about the minute differences in the syllabi but the final conclusion I mostly get is this: CS is mostly about understanding the inner workings and concepts behind pro