Accounting & Commerce

Yes, Bcom Commerce and Accounting does offers electives that allows you to specialise in  areas aligned with their interests. The availability of electives varies from college to college, but some of the common ones are, Finance, Taxation, International Business,  Business Law, and, Auditing and Control. 

BCom is one of the most popular courses of Tapasya College of Commerce and Management. When it comes to the placements, the institute offers decent placements annually. The key highlights of Tapasya College of Commerce and Management placements for the Class of 2023 and 2024 are tabulated below:

B.Com in Accounting and Commerce course is a 3-year undergraduate degree that focuses upon commerce, accounting, and business administration. This prepares students for careers in finance, accounting, and other related fields. 

Yes, there are some private institutes or self financed colleges may allow direct admissions through management quota. These college often reserve 10-15% of seats under management quota for direct admissions.

Moreover, many universities and colleges, particularly affiliated with sentral or state universities admit students based on their academic performance in their class 12th examinations. 

For admissions in BCom honours at Delhi University, you need to have passed class 12 with minimum 45 percent aggregate. Plus, you need to study Maths/Applied Mathematics as a mandatory subject.  

Yes,  in BCom hons, maths is compulsory, hence the students who did not study it in class 12th are not eligible for same. Delhi University has made maths or applied mathematics a mandatory subject removing the previous option of applying through Accountancy. 

Yes, you are eligible for both UGC NET (Mathematics) and CSIR NET (Mathematical Sciences) since you have a Master's in Mathematics with greater than 55% (50% for SC/ST/OBC/PwD).

• UGC NET: You can apply under Mathematics  (Assistant Professor/JRF).

• CSIR NET: You qualify for Mathematical Sciences  (JRF/Lectureship).

• Key Points:
  Master's degree is the main requirement.
  B.Com doesn't affect eligibility.
  Age limits: JRF (30 yrs), Lectureship (no limit).

You can choose either or both exams based on your career goals.

Yes, ICAI provides study material for CA Foundation, which includes previous years' papers and downloadable content. The ICAI also provides live lectures and sessions through its BoS Knowledge Portal. The study material can be accessed by registered candidates only. Once a student registers for the course, they are eligible to get the study material, sample papers, mock tests, lectures, etc.

About 6-8 hours daily would be good for CA Foundation exam preparation. Students must devote 6-8 hours on daily basis and through a time table that must include dedicated hours for studying topics, practicing questions and revision. Students must divide their time basis which subject of CA Foundation they find tough and which ones they find relatively easy.