Accounting & Commerce

Hello Arpit,
If you had taken maths as optional, then I think you can't change it and it is good for you. Maths really helps you in future. Just study well in free time and try to understand, maths instead of moving away from it. Maths really helps you in CA course.
All the best.

Hi,
Your perception is wrong, B.Com is a fantastic course. I think, you still haven't completed your graduation. If completed, then okay with that. Don't worry much. Be cool!
If you are interested in doing Masters, you can go to M.Com or MBA studies which will make you better understanding. If you ar

After passing 12th, you'll have to register yourself with ICAI and after that appear for an entrance exam I.e. CPT which is held in June and December every year. You can select the month in which you have to appear. Registration- You can do in 11th or 12th also. Entrance exam- You'll have to appear

You can do PGDBF after your Bachelors. Also, you can prepare for Sbi-Po or IBPS-PO to get entry into multiple banks. Also, you can pursue MBA in banking and finance.

Hello,
Yes, it is surely worth pursuing MBA after completing B.Com provided one is genuinely interested in making a career in the management sector. Being from commerce background, I think pursuing MBA in Finance is the most suitable option. However, you can choose any specialisation as per your inte

Hi Jamil,
To pursue M.Com from Goa University, you must have done B.Com. This is the minimum eligibility criteria for all the universities. So, you are not eligible for M.Com.

Dear Kajal,
Both of them can apply.
The eligibility criteria is as follows:
Candidate should be a graduate/post graduate in any discipline from a university as well as an institution recognized by AICTE / UGC / AIU with a minimum of 50% aggregate.
Valid competitive exam scores in CAT / MAT / XAT / CMAT

The minimum eligibility to get admission is to have at least 50% as an aggregate in graduation.