Accounting & Commerce

Though the eligibility requirement does not require mathematics, it is assumed that the student is highly proficient in Mathematics. Nevertheless, if you can crack the ACET exam, you are good to go. Hope this helps.

You may not be eligible for destinations such as US, Germany as they require 16 years of education. Some universities in Canada might accept you with 15 years of education for management programs. With 15 years of education, you can target countries like UK, NZ, Ireland, Australia to name a few. You also need to clear the english tests in order to be eligible for the program. Hope this helps!

Hi Zubin,
Yes, you can but it will be difficult to manage the courses at the same time, hence I would suggest that you take up these courses one at a time.
I hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

Dear Komal,
There is no such line for education and after B.Com, MBA will be good for better career opportunities ahead in life.

yes, Arjun there are a lot of opportunity after B.Com and if you do diploma accounting courses after completed B.Com then it will be very helpful for search a job. accounting courses are cost accounting, management accounting.

Finance Related jobs like Clerical, Accountants etc

You can go for Short term Certifications like Certified Financial planner and Certified Credit research analyst

integral university lucknow, rama university kanpur, amity university noida, Uttranchal university dehradoon etc

After 12th you can pursue as simple B com,Bcom cs. You can move towards professional courses like BBA,BBM,Bcom LLB. More over CA has always been top choices among commerce students. You can also have a little different taste by pursing Hotel management also after your 12th.

Dear Shivam, You have to be academically sound in your high school ie. 9th to 12th for the same & apply for Bachelors in the major you want to pursue from Canada an year prior to the intake you wish to apply.
It needs an online application, LOR & essays in some universities along with an IELTS/TOEFL scores. If you may have SAT scores, that also helps.
Regards
NIdhi Sharma