B.Com

Hi Puneeth!
No, you have to complete your PUC first. Only then you will be eligible for B.Com.

Yes, you are. Your LL.B matters most for this exam. As for B.Com, it doesn't affect your eligibility. Whether you did this through correspondence or distance, it is valid as long as the institute is approved by UGC.

No. BCA is required for MCA. Some local colleges may provide you admission. You will have to check them personally.

Fees is INR 3.25 lacs.
Read more at:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-business-administration-sindhi-institute-of-management-sim-hebbal-bangalore-196227

Hi Bishnuprasad!
Yes, of course. Having a graduation in commerce along with CA makes a professional more credible in the eyes of the employer.

MARC ensures 100% ROI on your fees paid. It is one of the few colleges that ensure that. You can expect salary package of 7.2 lacs to 14 lacs pa.

If you want to go for management field, it will be better to take MBA.
If not, go for M.Com and after that, you can search for an job, both are different fields.
Both has good scope.
All the best for your future.

I guess, you can directly go and check on the scholarship portal page about their eligibility with your board's percentage. And, other eligibility is that they actually provide scholarship for what you are going to study. Just check all the eligibility and apply over there.

To enroll for the CFA programme and register for your first level of exam, you must have one of the following criteria:
Education: A Bachelor's degree or be in final year of any Bachelor's degree is needed to pass all the levels of CFA Exam. Work Experience: Four years of Professional work experience
Now, the question is what kind professionals can become CFA. What kind of work experience is required to get the CFA institute membership is the main concern in your mind right now.

Hi Charan!
You can visit the official website of AMCAT and view the details https://www.myamcat.com/.