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Shoaib Mehdi

Contributor-Level 10

Check out the salary offered during Goel Group of Institutions BCom placements 2025 form the table below:

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Statistics - 2025

the highest package

4.2 LPA

Average package

3.8 LPA

Median package

3.2 LPA

Minimum package

2.6 LPA

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Edumont Classes

Beginner-Level 3

There is no “intermediate level” in the CPA system, so there isn't a separate fee for that

CPA is split into 4 exam sections, and fees are charged per section

typical fee structure:

application + evaluation: ~$150–300
exam fee per section: ~$200–250
total for 4 sections: ~$1,000–1,200
international testing fee (if outside US): ~$350–400 per section

so if you're writing from India, total exam cost usually lands around $2,500–3,500

practical point
if someone mentioned “intermediate, ” they're likely mixing it up with other courses like CA or ACCA. CPA doesn't have that level system, just 4 papers you clear.

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Indrani Thakur

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Important topics for WBCHSE Accountancy are Partnership firms, Accounting for companies, Financial Statement analysis. Students must focus on Cash flow statements and the preparation of final accounts.

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Diya Nihalani

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Both fields are kind of different. They serve different purposes. You can choose on the basis of your long-term career goals. 

CFA is all about finance, investment & portfolio. It requires 3 years to cover and is good for you if you are seeking globally recognised credentials. It leads to quicker salary progressions for young people.

Actuarial Science revolves mainly around math-heavy concepts, stats, risk modeling, mainly meant for people working in insurance/consulting. It takes around 10 - 15 years of exp. to become proficient in this field.

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Yatendra Choudhury

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CA is usually considered tougher than CMA if we consider the volume of syllabus and study. Also, the pass rate for CA exam is lower than that for CMA exam.

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Akash Gaur

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Yes, students can pursue a BComm at MUN Newfoundland either online or part-time. However, a BComm (Co-op) program can only be completed on campus in the full-time mode.

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Bipasha Jha

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Yes, you can take exit from the course after completing one year. However, the student will not be eligible for the UG degree. The university provides a certificate in BCom for such students. Students get an option to exit from the course in first/second or third year. 

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Bipasha Jha

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S.P. College offers BCom for four years. The total course fee is around INR 16,000. The university offers the course in an affordable fee. Moreover, admission process is completely based on merit. However, it is advised to compare different institutes before taking admission. 

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Bipasha Jha

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There are multiple colleges in Bihar which offer the course. Students can compare and evaluate them on various factors. Some of the deciding factors are fee, ranking, placement, etc. Colleges offering BCom are Patna Women's College, Amity University Patna,  LNMU, etc.

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Bipasha Jha

Contributor-Level 10

No, internships are not a part of curriculum. The course syllabus is divided into eight semesters. Each semester includes many major and minor subjects. Additionally, there are various optional subjects like SEC, VAC, etc. as well. Students have to clear exams of all subjects and maintain credit score to complete their degree. 

 

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