Accounting & Commerce

Hi,
The eligibility for M.Com from DU can be checked here:
http://www.commercedu.com/eligibility-for-admission/
You also have the option of taking the degree through correspondence and preparing simultaneously for your UPSC exam.

You can get a job as a financial analyst or financial planner. As you have done CS, so you can get an option in finance ethics in which a cross check of entries has to be done. Otherwise, you can get a job in the finance department.

It has a vast scope. As per me, if you have a keen interest in this course, then go for it.

You need a minimum of 50% marks in graduation no matter in which stream you are. Nevertheless, I will suggest you to have a word with the Globsyn officials.

You can pursue CA after completing graduation by simply registering for IPCC at ICAI. You would be provided with the study material and exams are held after every 6 months i.e. in the month of May and November.

Both are very good in terms of cirriculum and knowledge offered.
In both, you will start studying from the basics which are taught in class 12th.
You can also do MBA after B.Com.
BBA+MBA is an another option.
All the best.

You have to have a minimum of 60% in your UG. Thanks.

An UG degree is essential for applying to IIMs for a management degree. If B. Com is the only UG degree you have then it will be considered essential for the admission. So yes, your percentage in B.Com will be a part of the evaluation and it will carry a certain weightage in overall evaluation as well.

Hello Saurabh,
The admission requirements are different for every college and university in Canada. You can go through college websites for specific information. You can take IELTS or TOEFL. You must be well versed in mathematics, if you are looking for commerce and related fields.