Accounting & Commerce

Hi Nikita,
You have already qualified LLB and are job ready.
I infer that you have cleared all other papers of executive level apart from this.
Don't be in a dilemma and believe in yourself.
I can understand how it feels but restores your energy, get your motivation back and start preparing.
Get tips from those who have scored well, change your preparation strategy from what you have been doing to something else.
Once you have started it, finish it and don't leave in between, that's what I would suggest. Further, remember that benefits are bound to come once you finish it.
Moreover, if you want to start your career, you can as LLB.
Also, you can join as a CS trainee.
And, study alongside job/training, that would boost you.
All the best.
Feel free to revert.

Hi Aisha,
B.Com (Hons) is a three year undergraduate degree program modelled to provide the student with a wide range of managerial skills and building competence in a particular area. It also helps in preparing the students for the realities of the modern business world. This program acts as a stepping stone for the students who wish to continue with higher education and pursue research in their chosen field as well as more advanced coursework. With the help of this course, students get specialisation in a particular subject in a final year.
This program is basically designed to integrate knowledge and skill and provide a high quality education in business studies. It is an intensive program which assists to serve the needs of those who intend to work in the business houses and also start their own businesses.
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com, General) is a three year undergraduate degree program which provides a foundation in all aspects of commerce. This degree can be pursued by a student only after successful completion of HSC (10+2) exam from any stream with English as a passing subject. However, students are admitted to this course on the basis of their merit in their HSC examination results, there is no entrance examination for this degree. This course is offered in many different disciplines so as to train candidates in a particular field. As this course is directly related to the basic business requirements, the prospect of this course is very bright and it is the most studied program all over the world. It covers a very wide realm of employment prospects globally.
This is a career-oriented degree which prepares graduates for a wide range of careers in the business world. Students can opt for various post-graduate programs like MBA, M.Com, etc only after completing the degree of Bachelor of Commerce.
All the best.

Hi Stanzin,
Often students confuse between B.Com(H) and B.Com(P). Both the courses are related to each other but there is some difference between the two. B.Com(H) is a degree in which subjects like accountancy and economics are taught in depth but in B.Com(P) there is overview of these subjects. B.Com(H) specializes in these subjects whereas B.Com(P) will not.
Subjects in B.Com(P)
Environmental Studies
Financial accounting
Business organisation and management
Micro economics
Business laws
Business maths
Macro economics
Company laws
Income tax
Indian economics
Indirect Tax
Human recourse management
Cost accounting
Principles of marketing
Financial management
Business communication
Subjects in B.Com(H) {which are not taught in B.Com(P) }
Corporate laws
Corporate accounting
Management principles and applications
E - Commerce
Computer Applications
Management Accounting
Banking and insurance
Industrial laws
Advertising
So it totally depends on you. If you want to study commerce in deep so choose B.Com(H) or else choose B.Com(P)
All the best.