Accounting & Commerce

It is upto your interest, both the courses have good future according to me. If you want to go with accounting section or want to be a chartered accountant you can go with B.Com. You can go for BBA if you want to get into management.

Hi,
It depends on what profession you want to choose after you post-graduation. If you leverage your MA (Economics) properly, you may end up in an MNC in Business Analytics department (The pay is amazing in this kind of job). There is a lot of demand for people who are graduates in economics, B.Sc ma

B.Com Computer Application is a good job oriented professional qualification. But, I am of the opinion CA with B.Com or B.Com (Honors) is a better option in comparison to B.Com Computer Application.

Few colleges and universities offer a degree in the name of B.Com in computer applications. There isn’t much of a difference between B.Com and B.com in computer applications. Think and decide whether in which field you wish to pursue B.Com from. There are field such as finance, accounting, taxation,

Dear friend,
B.Com from Australia is not valid in India for better job. Indian degree requires UGC recognized approval. So, you will require to work for 3 years in Australia with their B.Com. Then, after your experience, you can search for job here in India with good pay packages.

BBA and BBM can give a better ladder growth in career opportunities.
Thanks

Hi Priya,
CMA (Certified management accountant) is related to cost accounting, it’s having a very good scope. It doesn’t have any limits of graduation stream. Any technical or non-technical level of graduate student can join ICWA. Actually, it’s renamed as CMA. So, now, you can join as Intermediate

Hello dear friend,
After B.Com, there is a way to pursue MCA if you can fulfil criteria:-
1) In 10+2 or in your graduation level, you should have one of the common subject related to maths.Ex-Statistics / Accounting / Finance maths / Taxation, etc. And in your final year of graduation, you should hav

Hi,
If you are looking for a better growth, go for MBA part time as it has more value than correspondence anyday. For CFA, if your interest is in financial services, you can first compare the course structure of both and then decide which suits your profile.