Accounting & Commerce

Hello Soundarya,
Here is the list of postgraduate courses in Visual Communications:-
MA in Visual Communication
M.Sc. in Visual Communication
M.Sc. in Visual Media
PG Diploma in Visual Communication and Merchandising
PG Certification in Visual Communication and Merchandising
Master of Fine Arts in Visual Media
Master of Design in Visual Communication
Graduate Diploma in Visual Arts

Every college has a unique cut-off, you should focus on getting the highest possible percentage to improve your chances.

The admission are due to start in May 2017.

Hi Gurdeep,
If you have a knack for numbers or quants then perhaps you should enroll into undergraduate programs in accounts, finance, banking and economics. What is the best course for you is upto you to decide. Know your strengths. You may have other interests so analyze your skills. Journalism, business management courses can also be taken up.

MCA is one of the best options available for you.

Hi Tamizh,
Entry requirements are different. Canadian universities are far more competitive than Australian ones. Also, a three-year Bachelor's degree is not easily accepted by Canada except the SPP colleges. You must first check the entry requirements by visiting university websites. Mention your scores for better advice.

The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) is a UK based professional body offering training and qualification in management accountancy and related subjects. Case study assessments consolidate the learning at each CIMA level (operational, management, strategic) to reflect real-life work situations. They are also taken via computer but marked in person by our examiners. Please visit Chartered Institute of Management Accountants for more information.
Please check the link for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/accounting/articles/5-reasons-why-choose-cima-blogId-5982

CPA exam holders of recognised qualifications (post graduate, degree, diploma, certificate, accounting technician etc.) may be entitled to various exemptions from the CPA exams. All exemptions are granted on an individual basis and on a subject-for-subject basis to students. 50% qualifying marks must be achieved in the relevant subjects to be eligible for exemptions.

While you appear in the exams, the approach must be to justify your preparation and knowledge of accountancy. You need to take risk but stick to scoring as much in your comfort zone as you can.