Accounting & Commerce

The basic eligibility for admission to BCA is a pass in 10+2 examination in any stream from any recognized board of education with English as a subject of study. Some colleges prefer students from science stream or who have studied mathematics and computer science at 10+2 level.

You are eligible to do CA after B.Sc PCM. ICAI introduced the Direct Entry Scheme with effect from 1st August 2012 and according to this scheme, students who have completed their graduation with specified percentage of marksare exempted from appearing for CPT Exams and can directly appear for IPCC E

BHU is surely a better option as Dyal Singh college is not very reputed in DU.

Salary is the most attractive feature of the job for the applicants. B.COM LLB-Bachelor of Commerce Bachelor of Laws jobs have their set salary brackets based on the profile and candidates past experience.
The annual salary package for Fresher- Entry Level with 0-3 years is 2.2 lacs, for Mid-Level (4

Maths is not compulsory for seeking admission in B.Com (Hons.) at GGSIPU. You are advised to appear for CET conducted by University for admission in B.Com (Hons.).

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Both are equally good; it depends on your interests and career goals. BBA is ideal if you're pursuing a career in the management field while B Com is a better option if you want to work in the core finance sector.

Jamia has a central placement cell which invites companies open to take interns but they never guarantee you an internship like a lot of private universities started doing lately. If you're good enough and possess good skill set, you can easily fetch you an internship. I can't give you the figures o

Jamia has a very good department for commerce and business studies but having studied in both DU and Jamia, I think DU provides you with more exposure. The curriculum in Jamia is quite old and there is no industry interference in studies unlike that in DU. Therefore, I would suggest you to go to DU