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New answer posted•2016-06-08 08:20:33
Hello i am a hsc passed student from commerce side What will you suggest me to become a corporate lawyer which law course i should choose?
118 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-06-08 08:20:33
Asked by Sadhana

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2016-06-08 08:20:33
hello sadhna
to become a corporate lawyer you should have business skills and a complete knowledge about law related to company.
you should choose bba-llb (honours) or b.com-llb (honours) as a passed student from commerce stream and also to achieve your aim.
Instead of choosing integrated course you
to become a corporate lawyer you should have business skills and a complete knowledge about law related to company.
you should choose bba-llb (honours) or b.com-llb (honours) as a passed student from commerce stream and also to achieve your aim.
Instead of choosing integrated course you
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New answer posted•2016-06-08 05:45:50
Sir I want to choose commerce maths as my subject in 11, what are the option I have in hand after 12 and can I go in defences after 12.
112 Views|Posted 2016-06-08 05:45:50
Asked by Pulkit

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2016-06-08 05:45:50
After 12th you have many options for further career .You can do prepration for CA or you can do B.Com.
And if you want to go in defence field that can be a very good option for you.It depends on your interests.i advice you to choose carefully your career as your interest.
My best wishes with you.
And if you want to go in defence field that can be a very good option for you.It depends on your interests.i advice you to choose carefully your career as your interest.
My best wishes with you.
New answer posted•2016-06-08 02:10:18
New answer posted•2016-06-08 01:19:23

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2016-06-08 01:19:23
It Is Ur Decision That Now You continue Ur Study Or not. If Yes Then, You can continue with CA. It Is Totally Accounts field. Second Option Is CS It Is Theory Subject related field. You can Go For LLB.
You Can Continued with MBA in finance/Marketing/ Human Resources etc. and last but not least
You ca
You Can Continued with MBA in finance/Marketing/ Human Resources etc. and last but not least
You ca
New answer posted•2016-06-08 00:58:09
I don't no anything abt CA? Can u give brief information abt CA ? Like how many years we HV to do CA n fee structure?
69 Views|Posted 2016-06-08 00:58:09
Asked by Vinutha

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2016-06-08 00:58:09
Dear Vinutha,
I suggest you to visit Website of Institute
ICAI.Org
You will find each and every information over there, and if you still have any doubts after reading information over there feel free to ask me.
all the best
I suggest you to visit Website of Institute
ICAI.Org
You will find each and every information over there, and if you still have any doubts after reading information over there feel free to ask me.
all the best
New answer posted•2016-06-08 00:54:42
In b.com which subject is best for specialization
71 Views|Posted 2016-06-08 00:54:42
Asked by Nishant

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2016-06-08 00:54:42
Dear Nishant,
In B.com you don't have a option for specialization , it's a mix of different subjects such as accountancy, cost, tax, law or etc. so since there isn't any option of specialization then there is no question of which subject is good or not.
In B.com you don't have a option for specialization , it's a mix of different subjects such as accountancy, cost, tax, law or etc. so since there isn't any option of specialization then there is no question of which subject is good or not.
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New answer posted•2016-06-08 00:52:22
Am very interested in practical subjects than theory.so if I took CA is it easy for me?
103 Views|Posted 2016-06-08 00:52:22
Asked by Vinutha

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2016-06-08 00:52:22
Dear Vinutha,
CA isn't about practical or theoretical subjects it's a mix of accountancy, Law, Tax, Cost, Finance, Strategy , which is the reason of it's reputation.
so it doesn't mean that you are strong in practicals then you won't be able to manage with theory but yes a strong part will give you bi
CA isn't about practical or theoretical subjects it's a mix of accountancy, Law, Tax, Cost, Finance, Strategy , which is the reason of it's reputation.
so it doesn't mean that you are strong in practicals then you won't be able to manage with theory but yes a strong part will give you bi
New answer posted•2016-06-08 00:49:09
I Completed my Hsc now i m confused What to do now Wid bcom so plz help Ms!
74 Views|Posted 2016-06-08 00:49:09
Asked by Sarthak

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2016-06-08 00:49:09
Dear Sarthak,
Since you have scored very good marks in 12th my recommendation is you should apply for admissions in DU considering your marks you will be eligible for admission in north campus colleges, so quite simple first pursue regular college there. And on the completion you will have option of
Since you have scored very good marks in 12th my recommendation is you should apply for admissions in DU considering your marks you will be eligible for admission in north campus colleges, so quite simple first pursue regular college there. And on the completion you will have option of
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New answer posted•2016-06-08 00:43:42

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2016-06-08 00:43:42
Dear Vinutha,
Recommendation is to go for CA instead of ICWA, Reason being scope and opportunities what CA's have in comparison to CWA.
Secondly CA have more reputation than a ICWA though both are professional courses but a CA can Perform work of a cost accountant but a cost accountant can't perform w
Recommendation is to go for CA instead of ICWA, Reason being scope and opportunities what CA's have in comparison to CWA.
Secondly CA have more reputation than a ICWA though both are professional courses but a CA can Perform work of a cost accountant but a cost accountant can't perform w
