Accounting & Commerce

do that course which will take less time to complete,so that u will be able to work on ips practise

these 2 degrees have slight difference
in normal b.com you have to give focus in every subject and a detail study of particular subject cannot be done whereas
in b.com honours you have to give focus on every subject but your honours subject requires more attention. you have to pass in honiurs to get promotion to next year. And a detailed study of particular subject is done here.
in my point of honurs is better.
all the best
please feel free to revert back.

Hi Sarthak,
NSE provides a host of courses. You can give 4-5 papers out of them and achieve a certification. You can find the details of the courses on the website of NSE.

Firstly You have to complete your education requirements to be a accountant complete your +2 in accounts then Bachelor"s degree in commerce filed or accounts field.
then try to crack the online bank exam like sbi recruitment or IBPS Recruitment. this will provide you a secure job for ling time .
you can also be a CA(Chartered Accountant) but for that you have to qualify the CA Course And have to do a internship as a accountant in any industry or institute. You can also apply for the private banks also after completing studies.

Dear tamanna, sorry but with these marks you will not be getting very good colleges.
you rather prepare for entrance exams for BBA and or HM which are still available.

Basically for admission in a specific college depend upon that college merit list and on reputation of that college. you can apply in any college but your admission is based on that college cut off and merit list. so Must try you can get a good college for your studies

Hi Mukul,
Kindly note that with "Vardhaman" we have located 3 different schools. Please confirm the full details of the school in question along with your future goals and aspirations so that we can answer you aptly.

Dear Mohit,
Its business maths in MBA finance, not 2X or so typical maths, and more than this its basis business maths.not though one.
All the very best