Accounting

If you are really interested in the field of accounting, then don't go for finance option. In finance, you will get exposure about markets ups and down. Some of the valuation and measurement. Whereas, in accounting you will get accounting knowledge which can help you to chase you career as well as you interest.

Yes, you can proceed with the other / remaining group of CA final after re-registration into CA final course because the original registration in CA final in valid for 5 years and since you left this in 2008 so you compulsorily need to do your registration again. This may be the transition period for you because you had registered for your old course of CA final and now either you can convert it into CA final new syllabus or else continue with the old one but then in that case you have few attempts remaining for clear your CA final. Converting into new course for final is not a big deal. Hope this works. Regards.

Bachelor of Commerce (Honors) in international finance & accounting integrated with Associate of Chartered Certified Accountant (ACCA) UK programme aims to strengthen a global profession based on the application of consistent standards.

Bachelor of Commerce B.Com is a three year long undergraduate course that is evenly distributed into 6 half-yearly semesters. The minimum required B.Com eligibility is completion of higher secondary schooling (10+2) from a recognised board of education with English and Math as core subjects. Average fee to pursue B.Com. Ranges from 10k-1Lac per year.

Eligibility Criteria for admission is:
a) aggregate 60% minimum
b) English and Maths are compulsory subjects

Yes, you will give pre-exam test at least before 2 months.

Yes, you can prepare for CS foundation.

Dear Madhavan,
It is not at all any issue. Your subject concepts can be cleared if you spare extra time for bookkeeping and Accountancy. The subject is really very interesting. The only thing required is your devotion. Take my words your devotion will work wonders for you.
I hope this would suffice. All the best and god bless you.

Yes you can do B.Com in accounts.