Accounting & Commerce

if you are interested in BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SECTOR than u can choose BBM if not B.COM but doing BBM in some big University will worth u a lot

Eligibility criterion for appearing in CDS exam is degree from a recognised university. You will able to appear for Army course at IMA and OTS. Navy & IAF have thier own requirement of Science at 10+2. You are requested to check on UPSC site for further details and your eligibility.

You can start preparing for various entrance exams this year itself and appear after june 2016
like CAT exam happens in november and results come out in Feb
Admission process in few colleges start in jan itself where you dont have result but you can update your exam result later
So search the colleges

You can do both at the same time provided you can manage that much study
I would suggest You should one at a time
go for CS since there is more chance to pass CS than CA
but pursue according to your interest and capacity

After 10+2 you can go for CS if you think you can complete this difficult CS course
CS scope has increased after companies act 2013 and there is huge requirement in Indian comapnies for compliance of laws which CS do
So they can earn anything between 30 thousand to 5 lakhs per annum

Hi Dhvani
Bcom is a generic degree in which you study about bst, taxes, management, finance, accountancy etc. So far in india, there is nothing like bcom in mass comm . You can either do bcom and then masters/ diploma in mass comm or directly go for bachelor's in journalism.

You can go for computer courses like Advanced excel and tally
after bcom you can take up CFP or CCRA

Hello Meenu,
Are you looking for bachelor's or master degree courses? They have many such as degree in commerce, accounting, finance, Banking, economics etc.

Hello Syed, I will advise you to visit the websites of the following universities for your MS in Professional Accounting, they are Western Sydney University, Mudroch University, RMIT, Charles Sturt University and Melbourne Institute of Technology.Eligibility criteria differs, if you don't meet IEL