B.Com

You may consider either of the following courses as (a) PGDM in International Business (b) MBA finance.Apart from,you may opt either CA (ICAI) or CMA (ICMAI).To know the more details,kindly visit the respective website of institutes or https://shiksha.com/courses/MBA or PGDM. All the best.

You may consider either of the following courses as (a) PGDM in International Business (b) MBA finance.Apart from,you may opt either CA (ICAI) or CMA (ICMAI).To know the more details,kindly visit the respective website of institutes or https://shiksha.com/courses/MBA or PGDM. All the best.

There is no restriction as such, you just need to have minimum of 55% in your graduation and must have appeared for any of the exam MAT/CAT/XAT, etc.

You can enter the CA course with Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC) then ending with the exam IPCE (Integrated Professional Competence Examination).

Yes, B.Com is relevant to business and management. Try exams like MAT, CAT, CMAT, XAT, etc. to get into top B-schools.

You will need a thorough preparation and may need the help of a coaching institute for the same. Right now, keep your focus on getting a good score in B.Com then take a break for preparation for CAT / MAT exam.

You can divide the day plan into 4 sections. Quant-DI-ENG-LR and a month is enough, if you execute perfectly.

The students can prepare for CA after completing their B.Com. Some students may also pursue B.Com through distance education and in the mean time they also prepare for CA.

The majority of universities such as DU allow non-commerce students to pursue B.Com. Non-commerce students get penalty marks during selection, therefore, cut off marks For them are higher in comparison to those who had commerce as a subject in XII board.