Accounting & Commerce

The Chartered Accountancy (CA) qualification is one of the most prestigious in our country. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) is the governing body that conducts the CA exams. Students who clear the final exam, held by the Institute, are then absorbed by the industry as qualified chartered accountants (CA).
To pursue CA, one has to clear three exams namely CPT (entrance exam), IPCC (Intermediate exam) and the final CA exam.
Students who want to opt for CA can give the CPT exam after completing Class XII. Subsequent to clearing the CPT exam, students can appear for IPCC exam after nine months of preparation. The IPCC exam has subjective questions based on law, audit, tax, etc as compared to the objective questions in the CPT exam.
After clearing the IPCC exam, a student has to serve as an intern under a practising CA for a period of three years before being eligible to appear for the final exam.
Passing the exam is not as difficult as it sounds.
Here are tricks that helped me clear the CPT and IPCC exams:
1. How to Study: Regular and quality studies are a must. Most of the times it doesn't matter how much you study, but how much you can grasp while studying. It is important that you follow a systematic study routine.
2. Study Material: It is imperative that you have good study resources. Tuitions and professional help add to your knowledge, but self-study is of utmost importance in this course. A lot of practice is needed to do well in the exam.
3. Giving equal importance to all subjects: Students usually neglect subject/s they dislike and devote more time to subjects they find interesting. It is imperative to concentrate on all subjects.
4. Making Notes: Making notes, and having pointers for each chapter/ answer helps a student immensely since it is practically impossible to go through the entire portion one day before the exam.
5. Mock exams: A student is advised to practice mock tests at home as well as under a professionals guidance. Mock exams help students manage exam pressure and time while writing the exam.

The need for highly qualified candidates is increasing day by day. This is because of the expansion of business due to the use of latest technology. Most of the leading companies require candidates with experience and qualification.
Employment Areas
Banks
Budget Planning
Business Consultancies
Educational Institutes
Foreign Trade
Industrial Houses
Inventory Control
Investment Banking
Marketing
Merchant Banking
Public Accounting Firms
Working Capital Management
Policy Planning
Public Accounting Firms
Treasury and Forex Department
Job Types
Auditors
Book Keepers
Budget Analysts
Business Consultants
Chartered Management Accountant
Chief Financial Officer
Finance Managers
Financial Analyst
Human Resource Managers
Investment Analysts
Marketing Managers
Stock Brokers
Teacher/lecturer
So after completing M.Com there is a lot of opportunity for the candidates. Candidates can choose whether to go for higher studies or to get a job.

Migration of students from SOL to Regular Colleges and vice-versa is allowed provided that the student meets the requirements laid down by the University. Inter-university migration is also allowed subject to the condition that the student meets the laid down stipulations. Major conditions in this regard are outlined hereinafter. For more details for their particular case students may seek guidance from the School.
Migration from a Regular college to the School of Open Learning and vice-versa with change of course is not permissible. However, migration to II year and III year would be allowed in the same course and same subject.
Migration to the School of Open Learning from regular college is not permitted beyond 15 days from the date of issue of No Objection Certificate by the Executive Director, School of Open Learning.
Candidates seeking migration/ transfer from Regular Colleges of Delhi University to School of Open Learning will be allowed to join B.A. (Programme)/B.Com./ B.Com.(Hons.)/B.A. (Hons.) Programme, English/ B.A. (Hons.) Programme, political. Science II year. and III year. as the case may be only if the Span Period permits, and subject to eligibility.
Migration / Direct Admission to II / III Year
Migration to 2nd and 3rd year of Honours and 3rd year of Programme courses from other Universities is not permissible.
Admissions to 2nd and 3rd year of B.Com. (Hons) will be permitted only for Delhi University students on the basis of individual merit within the pendency of 5 years from the date of his/her admission to the course in the University.
It is the basic responsibility of the student seeking migration or direct admission to submit the required certificates and documents in support of the eligibility, as and when demanded.
Candidates who have passed the Matriculation or the S.S.L.C., S.S.C. or Higher Secondary (11 year schooling) examination only, are not eligible for admission.
Migration from School of Open Learning to Non-Collegiate Women's Education Board and vice-versa is not allowed.
The student who wishes to migrate in the SOL must be a bonafide student of the college at the time of leaving the college.
The Ex. Student of II & III year of the college with same subject and same course within the pendency of the Span Period would come under the category of Direct Admission.