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Piyush Baid

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A graduate in commerce may pursue the CFA. The CFA Institute offers the designation CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst). Based on how challenging the exam is, it is divided into three tiers. While Level II and Level III Exams are only offered in June, Level I Exam is held twice a year. Your core understanding of the finance field is essentially tested in the CFA Exam. Any graduate degree holder is qualified to take the exam. People with degrees in fields other finance are also qualified. These days, MBAs, engineers, and medical professionals who wish to work in risk management or investment banking choose to take this exam. Numerous busi
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Piyush Baid

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If you've time, patience, passion then go for CA but then remember the passing percentage is very less so I suggest you to do MBA, You'll get job and degree as well in just 2 years. CA Long duration to success
MBA- short cut to success.

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Piyush Baid

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I'll talk about CA first. It is a well-known professional programme. If you pass the CA you'll obtain a job. However, recent Statistics show that the CA results are becoming more difficult each year. Becoming a CA is not simple. Don't give up on MBA even if you fail in your first 1.2 attempts because it demands commitment, diligence, and honesty. If you take the CAT and achieve a high percentile, you may be accepted into reputable universities and offered employment. The CAT exam is challenging and demands effort. Comparatively speaking, CA is harder. So, my dear buddy, your decision is entirely up to you. Whichever of them you choose.
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palak mahajan

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Hey surinder, the fee structure at Sudhakar Mahila Post Graduate College for bcom is INR 75000 for full time course. The examination fees will be charged additionally so just go for it

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palak mahajan

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Hey Ankita, The cutoff at Goenka College for B com hons is for General Category - 90%
For Reserved category - 75%

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Khushi Aggarwal

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Hi there, as of 2021-2022 the fee structure for bcom is as follows:
B.Com. I: 19000/- (Yearly)
B.Com. II: 18900/- (Yearly)
B.Com. III: 18900/- (Yearly)
Hope this helps!

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Taniksha Agarwal

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Hi Sameeksha, It depends upon your choice of career. MBA is totally different from CA. MBA is a general degree whereas CA is a specialisation of sorts. But when you hold MBA with B.Com Degree, then you will have similar career opportunities. Secondly what matters are your grades in B.Com and MBA and type of institutions you pursue them from. Some of the best institutes to pursue MBA after IIMS are :- XLRI, NIIMS, Symbiosis Pune, Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar, Jamia Millia, Manav Rachna Faridabad etc. All the best to you.

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Tanmay Chavan

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According to me obviously yes because degree is a degree, may it be a correspondence or a regular. It depends on the schools what percentage or grade is required for the exams and for sure it is all upto to you how much you score in your entrance exams. So I think yes you should go for your target and best of luck for your future.

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Tanmay Chavan

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As compared to a regular course, correspondence degree has a lower value but atleast you get a bachelor's degree if you complete your BCom. Looking to private companies I don't think they will judge you by your correspondence degree or a regular degree obviously because every company would like to hire a candidate who is talented and skilled. So here a degree doesn't matter much if you are eligible for that post you are looking.

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Tanmay Chavan

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Hello there
Definitely you should go for it as there is no age for education. You should feel free to complete your education. Definitely you can do B.Com in distance learning, you just need to go for universities approved from all government accreditation. But remember that the value of a correspondence Bachelor's degree will be less as compared to a regular one. I suggest you to choose such University where there is no issue of attendance so that if you can't attend is okay.

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