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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

Maths is not compulsory for B Com (Hons) in DU. Admission is on the basis of marks obtained in +2 stage. The merit is determined on the basis of one language and three best elective subjects. Also Non Commerce students are given minus 2 to 4% disadvantage marks by various colleges.

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Mudit PandeySr Study abroad counsellor

Contributor-Level 7

For Masters program your IELTS score is ok as most of the countries asked for 6.5 IELTS for masters. if you just looking for visa chances then may be UK would be best because of their point based system otherwise you can apply for Europe or USA also. As per SAVIS report the number of students going to USA from India has grown by 31% this year in comparison to last and currently India stands on 2nd rank after China in terms of students going to USA from India. so you can apply for USA also as they are offering good OPT and CPT option at the moment to students which helps them in doing job with stay back option .

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2016-05-13 16:00:51

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Sumanth S

Beginner-Level 4

do some professional course
or take bank exam coaching & apply govt jobs

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2016-05-13 16:00:21

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Mudit PandeySr Study abroad counsellor

Contributor-Level 7

Yes you can apply for pc diploma in these countries with M.com however the requirement differ from country to country and college to college. like for Canada and Australia IELTS is mandate where as in Newzeland exception can be granted.

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2016-05-13 15:25:46

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Rushabh Sheth

Guide-Level 12

After passing of companies act 2013 scope of both CS and CWA has increased
But overall opportunities for CS are more since they can work in roles like compliance which fetches lot of money for CS professional
There is also due diligence and secretarial audit in which CS can work
Other areas are tax filing , document validation etc
CWA can perform cost audit internal audit he can also offer various accounting services CWA has major role in manufacturing and service industries and somewhat for management accounting like company ratios
While CS can be appointed in many sectors hence larger area
Therefore go fo CS

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2016-05-13 13:54:34

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2016-05-13 13:12:57

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sayali kadam

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sir, can u tell that where is the institute for accounting technician course in mumbai

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2016-05-13 13:07:10

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Ankur KumarIt good to commit mistakes but only if you learn.

Guide-Level 13

Dear Rachit.
yes you can pursue B.com (Hons) fro SOL -Du.where they do provide classes on weekends but thats upto you if you wish to attend you can attend, minimum of 45% in 12th is required and fee for 3years is appx. 10K.
good luck

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