Accounting & Commerce

You are advised to do CMA or CA after BBA. You can also join finance & accounting roles even after pursuing MBA in finance.

Normally in most of the colleges and universities, there is no entrance exam for B.Com after +2 and admissions are open on merit basis and percentage. DU and many universities have admission on merit basis only.

You can pursue graduation but you may not get admission in a regular college. You can pursue B.Com through distance or correspondence. I understand your problem and respect your decision and spirit of learning. You can take admission through distance or correspondence.

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It depends on whether you want to take admissions in B.Com (Hons.) or in B.Com (Pass). If you want to take up B.Com (Hons.) then it's mandatory to have maths in class 12th.

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In your case, you can start searching for jobs in different organisations at different levels and don't let your manager know about the same. If you find that other jobs are not satisfactory then you will start loving the organisation you are working in and you will automatically get your interest back in it.

As a CA, if you follow certain criteria as (a) member of NIBF or (b) have developed your career in financial service industry then you may pursue Diploma in treasury and risk management from NIBF. To get specialize in treasury and risk management, you can opt for certification in FRM i.e Financial Risk management from recognized training institutes like Edupristine India. To know more, kindly visit the website of edupristine India or https://shiksha.com/Courses/FRM. All the best.

CA, CS and courses related to import and export are some of the courses that you can pursue along with B.Com.

Well, it might hamper your studies for CS, you can rather complete one course and then go for full-time MBA Finance, which will land you great opportunities in future.