Accounting & Commerce

Dear Selva,
The suggestions depend on your interest. However, you can go for computerised library management, computerised shop management, computerised payment system or something like that.
It all depends on your creativity.
I hope this would suffice. All the best and god bless you.

Hello Manjunath,
There is no such thing as "best" here. Both the courses have their own importance.
BBA is a professional degree where theoretical concepts like management information systems, fundamentals of Human Resource Management (HRM), Financial Law, and fundamentals of marketing are taught.
B.Co

Hello Ashish,
Job opportunities after completing MBA in HR and Finance.
The finance sector is quite strong and exhibits its competence as well as flexibility. Experience in accounting helps the aspirant to become much better versed with financial services. A commerce graduate can find job opportunitie

You cannot do architecture if you are from commerce stream. From 2018 onwards, only science (PCM or PCMB) students who have scored at least 50% in class 12th with mathematics as a compulsory subject will be considered eligible to appear in architecture entrance exams.
God bless.

Hi Devesh,
According to me, you should begin with your preparations from the 3rd year. Till then studies are easier comparatively. You'll be able to score well enough for any competitive exams till 2nd year if you concentrate on B.Com. Only till then.
Rest you know yourself better. If you feel like yo

Hi Tanishka,
Yes, you can definitely do Tally as an additional course in your the first year of B.Com. There shouldn't be any problem since in the first year you will just study about whatever you had in your class 12th (commerce).
Comment for any related doubts.
Good luck.

No,
I don't think there should be any problem with higher studies or job if you have good academics, you should be able to make it.

UK is cheaper than other countries. Only universities can take international students and so you can not apply for colleges.
You can look at the following universities,
Greenwich University (www.gre.ac.uk)
Angelia Ruskin University (www.aru.ac.uk)