Accounting & Commerce

Yes of course arts,commerce,science it is a scope for admission in bca plus minimum 45% marks in your 12th class with respectable education boards

Hi,ABI
Career is on your mind!!! What needs to be done is the biggest confusion it has always been for students who want to pursue professional courses. Well commerce students have a number of options, trust me a number. Choosing is definitely a task. Well if you know the difference between two professional courses choosing is simplified.
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You must meet the eligibility requirements for education, character, work experience,and identification. Before application can be approved, ALL documentation (proof of education, character reference, and identification) must be received and approved by The IIAs Certification staff.

it's too difficult you should have to pay all the fee's,then college give you
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Hi Naveen,
Obviously, you may choose B.Com general because the industry demands for this course is relatively more.
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Hi Akash,
There are several courses which you can do along with your B.Com but before that, you need to decide upon any course. You should know what are your interests and career aspirations. The choices can be in the field of accounts like CA, ICWA or CS, or you can opt for short term IT courses, like SAP, 3D Animation computer programming etc.
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There is no scholarship for chartered accountancy as per my knowledge as it is not a full time course, the fee is also not too high than can not be afford.

You can go for B.com, B.A, BA LLB, BBA as regular mode and along with it, you can also register yourself for chartered accountant or company secretary.

If you think you received all the basic things like mathetics of under matric or R's agarwal mathematics etc than you can go if you manage both your academic as well as you preparation. academic is also important as it has a weightage on the selection.