Accounting & Commerce

You have a bright future with B.Com as in today's world, to get into the corporate world there are many courses which you can do along with B.Com.
You can learn a computer based accounting course like Tally, ERP, Wings Accounting Software or Focus Accounts. After B.Com, you can learn SAP FICO module

Yes, you can. I did my B.Com through distance along with CA and completed my graduation, I am yet to complete CA. Secondly, many of my friends even managed regular colleges and CA classes together (they even did self-study for a few subjects) and even passed all their CA exams in one go. It all depe

Yes, you can do LLB along with M.Com in distance mode or M.Com along with LLB in distance mode.

CS contains a lot of mathematics, so no you cannot.

See commerce with IP is good which means you want to learn computer to its highest level, whereas, these two courses BBA & MBA are related to management field. Technology is in daily use, so for these two courses, basically, you should have good knowledge of computers.
1. MS-Word
2. MS-Powerpoint
3. MS

Hi,
To be eligible for a Masters you must have the US or Australian equivalent of the Bachelor degree, now it depends on the university, you should start checking with the universities if they will accept your current qualification as a pathway to a Masters or not.

Hi,
You can prepare for CFA Level 1 within 6 months or even earlier depending on your style of study.
A good preparation is a function of time, knowledge, practice and commitment.
Time: The earliest you start, the more time you'll have to cover all the topics from top to bottom. The more familiarized y

Hello friend,
I am happy to hear that you are interested in Association of Chartered Certified Accountant (ACCA).
Here, I'm giving you the syllabus and pattern of ACCA.
ACCA consists of 14 papers divided into 4 groups and three levels.
1. Knowledge (three papers)
2. Skills (six papers)
3. Essential (three

Yes, a commerce student can also pursue B.Arch but you should clear 12th with maths as a compulsory subject.