Accounting & Commerce

No, it doesn't offer this course.

In an Honors program, you are subjected to in depth knowledge at that too at a faster pace. You would become a subject matter expert after studying honors. On the other hand prof. program will prepare you better for a job.

Majority of universities have maths at 10+2 as mandatory eligibility criteria for admission in B.Com Honors.

After B.Com you can go for M.Com, MBA, etc. directly. But, my suggestion is to work for 1-2 years and get experience and try for MBA In tier-1 or tier-2 colleges.

Hi,
There are some really good answers here, but as someone who has none of those designations I thought I would add my perspective.
Understand that a CFO, generally speaking, is an executive responsible to the CEO and company board for translating business operations into consumable, actionable infor

Hello Bhavuk,
With the launch of this course, students who have enrolled for the CA course, but for some reasons are not able to complete the course, always have an option of becoming an accounting technician.
However, at the same time, there is a scope for them to acquire CA qualification even after

Hi,
You can opt either of any courses as:(a) BBA
(b) B.Com from any recognised institutes.
For more details and procedure, kindly visit https://shiksha.com/Courses/BBAorB.Com

Candidates are needed to have passed Xth class examination or equivalent examination.
Candidates are needed to be registered with the Board of Studies to appear in the CPT after appearing in the Class 10+2 examination.
Candidates passed B.Com, M.Com, LLB, ICWA, CS or MBA in their first attempt, were a

Expenses depend on institutes from where you want to pursue your UG. i.e
(A) Institutes come under:
(a) AICTE approved
(b) Deemed Universities
(c) Regular Universities
(d) Open University
(B) Courses and its programs offered by respective institutes.