Accounting & Commerce

There are few colleges who do not take graduation score into account. So no need to reappear.

It's advisable that you prefer MBA. If you are a student with good academic excellence then you can try for CA. CA will take 5 years and 2 years for MBA.

Along with B.Com you can prepare for CA, CS, CMA, competitive coaching, MBA entrance coaching, etc.

CA/CMA is itself a better course, if you may pursue. However, some of the good courses than CA are following as
(a) MBA finance
(b) PGDM with major in finance
(c) M.Sc in finance
(d) M.Com from national repute institutes
(e)CFA.
Kindly visit the respective websites or https://shiksha.com/courses/finance.
All the best.

To qualify for CA, lot of effort is required. IPCC is comparatively difficult.
1. You can read your syllabus of IPCC in detail.
2. You can work on fundamental of all contents of IPCC.
3. Solve mock papers of CA regularly.
4. If required, take help from your teacher.
You should continue your preparation again to qualify with good marks.
All the best.

You can try to pursue CFA to switch your career to finance.
You may pursue CFA by following modes:
1. CFA (USA): You can pursue it from a recognized training institute for CFA in India.
2. CFA (India) from ICFAI: They will also assist you to get a job in good financial companies.
All the best.

There is not much difference as basic knowledge is concerned. As a commerce student:
1. You can work on fundamentals.
2. Do practice regularly.
3. You should solve mock test papers from CA with maximum accuracy.
4. You need to be in touch with your mentor or teacher.
5. You may join any coaching classes.
6. At least, 8 to 9 hours per day of regular study is must.
All the best.

She can pursue:
1. CA.
2. CFA.
3. FRM.
4. CIMA.
5. B.Com.
6. BBA.

Below mentioned are the top colleges with decent placements for B.Com graduates:
1. Christ University.
2. St. Joseph Commerce College – Bangalore.
3. St. Xavier's – Mumbai.
4. St. Xavier – Kolkata.
5. Madras Christian College.
6. Loyola College - Chennai.