Accounting & Commerce

You have a lot of options. You can take up BBA or BCom, and pursue MBA in post-graduation. You can also do M.Com after doing B.Com. Alternatively, you can take up BA courses. Or Hotel management.There is a lot more you could do. All the best !

If you want to do MBA afterwards, you must take up BBA or BM or BMS course. But if you have some other things in mind for post-graduation then choose B.Com. Not to forget, you can do MBA even if you pursue B.Com. All the best.

Taking up BBA course will be helpful if you want to do MBA afterwards. But if you are not interested in MBA, and want to pursue some other post graduate courses to pursue, then you surely choose B.Com.

Well, both the courses are good. BBA is comparatively easier. You may or may not have problem studying any of it if you didn't study maths in +2. Gettin into college will boost your enthusiasm and you won't have problem pursuing any of it. But the decision is always yours. Go through the topics which you'll need to study if you choose BBA or BCom and see in which you are more comfortable. All the best !!

Comparatively BBA is a bit easier than BCom course. There's no problem if you didn't study maths in 11-12th. You can still do well in any of it. All the best !!

CPA, I believe is a Certified Public Accountant, is a professional course which is different from Chartered Accountant(CA) or Chartered Professional Accountant. As far as I am concerned, any professional course does not need any degree from any college(Being it a graduation or post-graduation). But do take an advice from an expert regarding the same. Apart from this, your post-graduation will not be affected by any professional course. In fact, it will add value to your work-experience. All you need to do is manage your time effectively and efficiently but I would suggest you to pursue one thing at a time.

You can do all major functions in automobile industry except engineering with right selection of further education and training.

depends on entrance exam. min score 90%

CA has 3 stages namely CPT , IPCC and FINAL . Registration fees for CA is pretty low as compared to other courses like engineering or mba where you have to pay lakhs of rupees. For accurate details about fee structure you can google for the same or visit www.icai.org