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Ravi Babu

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The main criterion for admission to Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) programme in Mumbai is the merit, which takes into account the candidate results on the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) test or its equivalent. Every year the cutoff percentages change according on variables including the volume of applications and the applicants' academic standing.

According to the second merit list for the open category the B.Com program's cutoff percentage for the 2024 academic year was 67.17%.

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Mohit B

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To be eligible for BCom at Roots Collegium, students must have passed Class 12 with a commerce stream from a recognised board. To apply online on the official website, students must fill out the application form with the required details. The admission process is based on the merit scores. Admission to the BCom programme is easy. Roots Collegium BCom programme of three-year duration is offered in a full-time mode. The candidates completing the UG course successfully will receive a degree from Osmania University.

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Sanjana Srivastava

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ANUCDE Guntur provides two MCom courses. Students can pursue either MCon in Accounting or MCom in Banking. The basic eligibility requires students to complete graduation in either BBA/ BCom from a recognised university. Eligible students can head over to the official website of the university to apply for the programme as soon as applications are made available.

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Upasana Harsha

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ANUCDE Guntur MCom eligibility requires students to pass graduation from a recognised university. Students must have completed either BBA or BCom in English medium to be eligible for application. Interested students can apply online at the official website of the university. 

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Jiya Singh

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Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICAI) offers Certificate Course on in Internal Audit. The course fee by ICAI for the Certificate course in Internal Audit is INR 25,000.

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Nishtha Kumari

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Companies such as Barclay Simpson, Deloitte, Apple, Muthoot Fincorp, Capgemini, PwD, Bank of England, Jaypee Hotels and Resorts, Vi, Oracle, VISA, Michael Page, etc. hire Internal Audit professionals.

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Vipra Tiwari

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Some of these colleges that offers Internal Audit course are:

College

Tuition Fees

ICAI - Institute of Cost Accountants of India

25 K

Gujarat University

NA 

Miles Education

2.38 L

Indian School of Business Management and Administration, Bangalore

5.9 K - 7.9 K

Note- This information is sourced from the official website/ counselling body and may vary.

 

 

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Raj B

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Internal Audit is a lucrative and highly-rewarding career option. The salary packages of Internal Auditors are quite high and fancy. Moreover, Internal Audit is required by every organisation to ensure quality and integrity, hence, there is immense job security in this field.

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Mani Shukla

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 Internal Audit is the independent, objective assurance, proactive and consultative approach to evaluating a company's operations and internal controls. The External Adudit is often viewed as the check-the-box activity. The External Audit usually gives an opinion on the financial condition and risks of an organisation.

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Manisha Chauhan

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Although Chartered Accountancy and Internal Audit are both responsible for the accounting processes of an organisation, an auditor is essentially responsible for reviewing the work of the accountant as well as the rest of the business processes.

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