Accounting & Commerce

BBA Bachelor in business administration:
In this, you are going to study about all business and business management studies.BA = Bachelor in arts:
You are going to study about, Literature, Economics, Psychology, History, Geography.
B.Com = Bachelor in commerce:
You are going to study about accounts busi

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No matter where you stay or what your native place is. The degree from any university across the country will be valid across the country. Also, there are colleges affiliated to CV Raman University in Maharashtra as well. So, there is no such restriction that you need to do it fro

The duration for PhD course is 3 years followed by an internship programme in some of the colleges.

ACCA is relatively easier to pass than CA. The reason for the above is not due to the ACCA exams being easier, but rather the flexibility of ACCA makes it easier. The following points may help: Accordingly, there is a higher passing percentage, averaging around 40% globally for the ACCA exams.

You can go for economics Hons or B.Com (Hons).

You have first year to decide and think on the specialization. And, since you can't afford much fees, I'll suggest you to opt for PUMBA (Department of Management Sciences) Pune University. Here, we have specialization in Marketing, HR, operations and Finance. For details on fees structure and other

I don't think so. You can pursue B.Sc, in any of it’s branches, only if you belong to Science background.

CMS is a professional course, so you can do it through regular college. It will be best thing for your future goal.

A CFA charterholder at entry level can earn an annual salary of INR 4 Lacs. Your salary will increase as you grow. With seven to eight years in this field, your average salary can shoot up to INRT 12 Lacs. You can earn over INR 19 Lacs with more than 10 years of experience under your belt. Regards.

You can do both the courses with each other, but it is totally up to you, whether you are able to handle or not. You can pursue regular college with CS.