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Aparna Agarwal

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With 62% in graduation chances are less. This is because colleges generally keep a criteria of 70% throughout for shortlisting.

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astha singh

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G. D. C & A. Management Of Co-Operative Housing Societies
G. D. C & A. Accounts
G. D. C & A. Auditing Book
G. D. C & A. History, Principles And Management In Co-Operation

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astha singh

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There are many courses after B.com. You should opt for the course in which you have interest. You can pursue certification courses like Tally, ERP, Taxation Course, cost accounting, and corporate accounting. These courses belong to commerce field. If you want to pursue an animation field, then opt for some Diploma course.

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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

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Dear
You can think of a programme in which you can make your career.
Actuarial Science (if you had maths in class 12th)
LLB
International relations
Development studies
Psychology
Public policy / Administration
Advertising
Special education
Indian army
Railway or bank jobs
Rest, you can think of regular programmes like:
MBA
CA/CS
So think differently.
All the best.

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Bhavuk JainSTAY BLESSED | STAY INSPIRED | ALL THE BEST

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You can go for the "Accounting Technician" course offered by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.
It is a two-year course.
Remember CA is of four years and ATC is of two-year.
ATC after class 12th is equivalent to the Group-I examinations of IPCC (CA).
All the best.

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