Accounting & Commerce

Maths is not tough and you should not fear it. With good external help, you can improve your maths fundamentals and overcome the fear of maths. Commerce with maths opens wider choices/options and will help you both in your studies and career, therefore, I will recommend you to opt for commerce with Maths in ISC.

B.Com have less mathematics. It depends on you that you want to go for mathematics or not. You have to do some basic calculations in accounts subject. In BBA, you have only one year compulsory mathematics subject.

Both, BBA and B.Com are undergraduate courses. BBA is a professional course, whereas B.Com is an undergraduate commerce course. If you are planning for MBA, then you can go for BBA as it will help you more than B.Com. If you are planning for M.Com, then you can choose B.Com as you can't go for M.Com after BBA.

Yes, all the details have been mentioned regarding schedule and dates as well as fees for all levels of CFA.
https://www.cfainstitute.org/programs/cfaprogram/exams/Pages/cfa_exam_calendars.aspx

Hi,
There is no place of confusion. Self-determination and an extrovert student's quality are required to pursue MBA finance and CFA (USA). Definitely, you can have better prospects in finance sector.

CFA (ICFAI) program is not recognized by CFA (USA). As it is stated by ICFAI, there is no disputes over CFA chartered. But, CFA in India is being offered by ICFAI. This program may be considered as Indian CFA.

It depends on your interest. If you like IT field, then you can go for BCA + MCA. Otherwise, you can go with commerce and business course like CA, CS, BBA + MBA, B.Com, etc.

Hi,
Apart from regular courses, you may pursue either of the following programmes if required:
(a) CAT (ICAI/ICMAI) i.e. certificate in accounting technitian+ADCA i.e Advance Diploma in computer application from recognised training institutes.
(b) SAP modules in finance and accounting.
(c) SAS in finance and accounting. Selection of courses depends on the kind of jobs and company. For more details, kindly visit the respective websites and https://shiksha.com/courses/SAP or SAS.

What is your education background apart from your IELTS?

You can pursue CA after completing class 12th. There are two ways to pursue CA:
1. After completing class 12th, you can appear for CPT exam.
2. After completing graduation, you can skip CPT exam and directly appear for IPCC exam.