Accounting & Commerce

I would say both BBA and B.Com can work well before an MBA, depending on what you want to learn first. I personally found BBA more aligned with business basics and management. I'd also looked at Asian School of Business while comparing management-focused study options.

B.Com is an undergraduate (bachelor's) degree, so B.Com graduates cannot apply for admission to another B.Com program (as they already hold that degree), but they are fully eligible to apply for postgraduate courses like an M.Com or MBA.

No. The CFA Scholarship only cuts the exam fee paid to CFA Institute. Coaching, books, local taxes and the separate enrolment fee are not covered by it.

Marksheets, a personal statement and ID proof are needed for the CFA Scholarship. Teachers also send a university letterhead letter, a CV and job proof with the form.

Only one. You must wait for the reply before you apply again. The CFA Scholarship cannot be clubbed with another CFA Institute scholarship for the same exam booking.

Yes. Indian students apply for the CFA Scholarship under the same rules as everyone else. There is no India quota. The exam is given at Indian test centres, so you do not have to go abroad.

Anyone who meets the CFA Program enrolment rules can apply for the CFA Scholarship, if they have not booked an exam. Access is need based. Student needs a tied-up college. Professor needs full-time teaching

The CFA Scholarship brings the exam fee down to USD 400 under the Access Scholarship. It brings the fee down to USD 600 under the Student and Professor scholarships. All three come with the Premium package.

Banaras Hindu University (BHU) only offers B.Com. (Hons.) and does not offer a standard B.Com. (General) program at the undergraduate level.

SRCC scholarships are mainly comprised of need-cum-merit based scholarships to BCom (Hons) students as financial assistance. The scholarships offered at the insitute are mostly awarded on the basis of academic performance of the student and in some cases their background also. Some of the SSRC Scholarships offered to BCom (Hons) students are mentioned in the table below: