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CPA needs a 10+2+4 years of educational qualification and one year of job experience in finance and accounting. Indian B.Com graduates can be eligible to do CPA if they do a one year of post graduate Diploma in accounting. Nowadays many accounting professionals from India are preparing for CPA and w
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Can I continue my B.Com in abroad as I am in B.Com second year
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Asked by Anmol

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9 years ago
You must check with the universities directly if you meet the requirements and credit points. Different universities have different transfer rules. Bachelors degree in Canada is of four years while in India it is of three years, so you must check the equivalency. Contact the university directly.
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You are advised to do M.Com before seeking admission in Ph.D.
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A balance sheet is a classified summary of the balances remaining open in a set of books after preparing trading and profit and loss account.
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Which course should I pursue after completing B.Com from SOL?
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Asked by Shubham

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9 years ago
There are many options like, you can go for MBA, M.Com, Diploma or M.Sc. But for that, first make it a point that you have specific goals in your life and once you start achieving them, then there is no backing out of it.
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Hi,
BFM refers to Bachelors in financial markets, which is a 3 year specialisation course offered by Mumbai University. Naturally, one can start taking up some job under some broker to gain exposure in capital markets. You can opt for Masters degree from renowned stock exchanges like BSE Ltd. or NSE
BFM refers to Bachelors in financial markets, which is a 3 year specialisation course offered by Mumbai University. Naturally, one can start taking up some job under some broker to gain exposure in capital markets. You can opt for Masters degree from renowned stock exchanges like BSE Ltd. or NSE
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9 years ago
Option 1: CA with correspondence B.Com
Pros:
1. You will have a lot of time to attend CA coaching, self-study and focus solely on CA.
2. There will be no attendance hassles.
3. Even, if you can’t clear CA in first attempt you will at least get a graduation degree.
Cons:
1. If you are unable to clear CA af
Pros:
1. You will have a lot of time to attend CA coaching, self-study and focus solely on CA.
2. There will be no attendance hassles.
3. Even, if you can’t clear CA in first attempt you will at least get a graduation degree.
Cons:
1. If you are unable to clear CA af
New answer posted•9 years ago
Which are the top government colleges for B.Com in India?
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Asked by Akriti
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9 years ago
B.Com provides you with full detailed subjects like accounts, economics and business studies. If you want a good job, then you should opt for M.Com or MBA. You can also opt for some professional course in the field of commerce like CFP (Certified financial planner).