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New answer posted•9 years ago

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9 years ago
Both the courses have different curriculum. It depends on what your future plans are. If you want to make your career in IT sector then go for BCA otherwise B.Com will be a better option.
New answer posted•9 years ago
Can you provide details about Diploma in taxation? I have completed my B.Com in computers.
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Asked by Lavanya

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9 years ago
Dear,
Diploma won't give you rich course structure and better opportunities. According to me you should plan for Master’s degree in related field or think of CA or CS or MBA finance for better knowledge and expertise.
Diploma won't give you rich course structure and better opportunities. According to me you should plan for Master’s degree in related field or think of CA or CS or MBA finance for better knowledge and expertise.
New answer posted•9 years ago

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9 years ago
Dear Shubha,
You can opt for CA course. It is a high paying job, but more than that, it is highly respectful. If your accounting is good, I would suggest you to go for CA. You can also pursue ACCA as an additional course. It will help you to get better jobs.
You can opt for CA course. It is a high paying job, but more than that, it is highly respectful. If your accounting is good, I would suggest you to go for CA. You can also pursue ACCA as an additional course. It will help you to get better jobs.
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Which course should I pursue along with my B.Com for better job opportunities?
40 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Astha

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9 years ago
Dear Astha,
If you want a high pay and highly respectful job, opt for CA. you have got 79% in 12th. It means it won’t be hard for you to crack CA with a little extra determination. Being a CA is highly respected in the society and it has got a heavy pay bracket. Combining it with your specialization
If you want a high pay and highly respectful job, opt for CA. you have got 79% in 12th. It means it won’t be hard for you to crack CA with a little extra determination. Being a CA is highly respected in the society and it has got a heavy pay bracket. Combining it with your specialization
New answer posted•9 years ago

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9 years ago
There are a lot of courses available for commerce students. You can do CA, CS or CMA. Else you can go in taxation field. Even the share market is a budding job field for commerce aspirants.
New answer posted•9 years ago

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9 years ago
Dear Rajpal,
While you are pursuing B.Com, I would suggest you do C.A. or C.S. or C.M.A. any of the three are good and the syllabus is also a match. You will have to do extra labor for these three, but the fruits of the labor would be worth it.
While you are pursuing B.Com, I would suggest you do C.A. or C.S. or C.M.A. any of the three are good and the syllabus is also a match. You will have to do extra labor for these three, but the fruits of the labor would be worth it.
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Is Maharishi Arvind Institute of Science and Management a good college to pursue B.Com?
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Asked by Heena
New answer posted•9 years ago
Which correspondence courses can I pursue along with BBA? I am in 1st year of BBA and I am a commerce student.
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Asked by Kavya
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9 years ago
Take some certification like financial risk management or financial analyst.
New answer posted•9 years ago
Which is the best tally or hardware and networking course?
207 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Sharath

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9 years ago
Tally is a go opportunity if you want to make a career in the field of accountancy. However, hardware and networking is purely different field wherein you will have to handle all the technical aspects.
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