Accounting & Commerce

The Chartered Accountant course starts with three different consequent sections namely, Common Proficiency Test (CPT), Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC) and Final Course. Throughout the year registration for both of CPT exam and IPCC exams will be open so that students can enroll at any time but exams will be held at different schedules.The candidates who want to pursue CA should have minimum eligibility of 12th class.
The ICAI (Institute of Chartered Accountants of India has) framed two ways of entries to get into Chartered Accountant curriculum:
CPT entry after class 12
Direct entry after graduation
Candidates who want to stick with Chartered Accountant career should decide their mode of entry at time of Class 10 itself, because to attend the CPT exam after completing Senior Secondary Exam (Class 12), the registration must be done after successful completion of Class 10 or with having an equivalent grade from recognized board. In today scenario,it is advisable to choose CA after class 12, so that students can design their future career in advance. Critically, its necessary for the students to aware of this Eligibility criterias and Entry modes of Chartered Accountants curriculum.

B.Com honors is an undergraduate degree designed to inculcate business acumen in students. You can also pursue courses like chartered accountancy along with your B.Com honors.
The course is similar to B.Com honors. The difference lies in the fact that you can specialize in a certain subjects in B.Com honors, but the B.Com pass course gives you an overview of all those subjects taught in the honors course.
B.Com honors is offered by colleges such as:
1. Shri Ram College of Commerce.
2. Daulat Ram.
3. Kirori Mal College.
4. Maharaja Agrasen College, etc.
B.Com is offered by:
1. Daulat Ram College.
2. Delhi College of Arts and Commerce.
3. Dyal Singh College.

To bridge the gap between legal theory and practice, an understanding of the trade and commerce is essential. Law is a profession that works in economic context, and therefore for a legal practitioner, training in the economic science is a prerequisite.
The program combines the knowledge of the economic sciences with special training in taxation law. The trade, finance and commerce component of the B.Com + LLB honors course includes subjects such as accounts, finance, economics and language.
Eligibility:
You need to score minimum 50% marks at higher and senior secondary level.
Career prospects:
1. State bar councils.
2. Indian and foreign law firms.
3. Multinational companies.
4. Legal cells of private and public sector companies.
5. Legal department of foreign companies.
6. Global audit and compliance firms.
7. Consulting firms.
You can choose any of these program as per your interest:
1. BA LLB honors with emphasis in energy laws.
2. BBA LLB honors with emphasis in corporate laws.

Some of the B.Pharm graduates choose to fly overseas and make their career bright. By scoring well in GRE, TOEFL, IELTS, etc. entrances, they can pursue MS, MBA and other pharmacy related courses in US, UK, Australia, etc.
M.Pharm is Master's degree of pharmacy in various branches or subjects like:
1. Pharmaceutics.
2. Pharmacology.
3. Pharmaceutical.
4. Pharmaceutical marketing.
5. Pharmacy practice.
6. Quality assurance.
7. Ph. technology.
8. Ph. administration.
9. Ph. science.
10. Bulk drug tech.
11. Industrial pharmacy.
12. Pharmaceutical analysis.
13. Pharmaceutical biotechnology.
All the branches are distinct and have rejoicing scope. Many industries are reliance on Master's students than Bachelors as they are specialized in particular branch with better knowledge. GATE-PY is discontinued from 2010, so it may effect some academically good students, but still some good universities have their own entrances.
Pharm.D is a brand new option for graduates in India. It is total 3 years course out of which 2 years of academics and 1 year of training in hospital. Then, you can appear for NAPLEX and one can registered as pharmacist in most of the countries. It involves all the aspects of clinical pharmacology and drug administration covering chiefly drug interactions and adverse effects. It will going to prove more ascent to pharmacist.

What is Auditing?
Auditing is an official verification and examination of accounts and records, like financial accounts of a company or organization. Professional, who performs audits in various companies and other places are termed as auditors.
The word audit has been derived from a Latin word audire, it means to hear. In medieval times, auditors used to hear the accounts and check them that the company or organizations were not careless or deceitful.
What is Taxation?
Taxation is a process of government for collecting money from its citizens to pay for public services, for example: public parks, libraries, etc.
Types of taxes:
1. Direct Tax: Those taxes, which are directly paid to the government through the taxpayer. For example: corporation tax, income tax, etc.
2. Indirect Tax: Those taxes, which are paid to the government by an intermediary. These types of taxes are applied on sale of goods and services. For example: service tax, sales tax, etc.