B.Com

Hi Antoree,
All the institutes you mentioned are good to pursue studies, all of these institutes have good teaching faculty, placements records and infrastructure.
You can also visit these institutes personally, and talk to the students studying there, and take their feedback regarding faculty, teaching methodology, placements etc., all this will help you to take decision regarding which institute to join.
You can refer the links of the colleges for more information:
https://www.shiksha.com/B-Com-course-in-Vadodara-The-Maharaja-Sayajirao-University-Of-Baroda-course-information-listingcourse-179140
https://www.shiksha.com/Cufm-Christ-University-Faculty-Of-Management-Bangalore-institute-college-listingoverviewtab-34196
https://www.shiksha.com/getListingDetail/21359/institute/college-Symbiosis-Institute-Of-Management-Studies-Sims-Pune-Pune-India
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Hi Dubey,
Yes, it is quite possible to pursue a course in VFX after B.com.
The nature of course depends on your plans ahead, in case you wish to get a job then you could opt for a diploma or certificate or if you are willing to invest time, you may opt for a post graduate degree in VFX.
Please refer to the link for institute:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/?q=VFX&c=12&sc=91&sa=^0^0^0^0^0&ts=65727&rf=searchwidget
Please refer to the link for more information:
https://www.shiksha.com/vfx-is-not-the-same-as-animation-article-4535-1
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Dear Farheen,
As rightly said by Mr. Harender Bisht (One of our experts on https://Shiksha.com), I would suggest you to do at least one year course in accounting, as it will give you more exposure. For now your can refer some of this courses :
-Financial Accountant
-Diploma in industrial accounting
-Certificate in computer accountant
kindly refer the link below for more details
https://banking.shiksha.com/accounting-courses-in-india-categorypage-4-74-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
https://banking.shiksha.com/
https://it.shiksha.com/tally-courses-in-india-categorypage-10-120-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
https://banking.shiksha.com/accounting-courses-in-delhi-categorypage-4-74-1-0-0-74-128-2-0-none-1-0
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HI Farheen,
If you are looking for a career in business, your options are: Chartered Accountancy (CA), Certified Financial Analyst (CFA), Cost Accountancy (from ICWA), Company Secretary ship (CS), Stock Broking or MBA.
CAs are Audit and Account experts. Besides maintaining accounts in a firm, their work includes Accountancy, Auditing, Cost accountancy, Taxation, Investigation and Consultancy. A CS is a professional whose responsibilities in a corporate are that of an advisor for legal matters. Handling legal aspects that need to be covered for incorporation, formation, promotion, reorganisation or winding up of a company, are the responsibilities of a Company Secretary. A CFA is trained in financial management, investment management and management accounting. Their financial expertise is vast and varied including all aspects of economics, quantitative techniques, economic legislation and security evaluation; as well as financial services, covering project planning, merchant banking services, portfolio management, venture capital, leasing, hire purchase, credit rating and other allied areas.
Today almost all strategic industries like, engineering, chemical, pharmaceutical, steel and oil and service sectors including telecommunication and agriculture sector have been brought in the statutory Cost Accounting. Stock Brokers work in stock exchanges which are like market places where stockbrokers buy and sell securities for individuals or institutions. An MBA will open up options in all industries in Marketing, Finance, Human Resources, IT & Systems and Operations. CS, CA, ICWA and CFA are certifications you can get by clearing exams after Class XII run by ICSI (www.icsi.edu), ICAI (www.icai.org), ICWAI (www.icwai.org) and ICFAI (www.icfai.org) respectively. An MBA is a post graduate course while stock broker needs graduation and 2 yrs experience with a stock broking firm. You may choose any course based on your interest, aptitude and career objective.
For more details, whether higher studies or job, refer the link below:
https://ask.shiksha.com/what-after-b-com-job-or-higher-studies-dscns-2169117
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Hi Nami,
B.Com Hons. Course is under graduate degree course. It includes subjects like cost accounting, organizational behavior . The course is designed to build up the ability to understand and judge thing related to business administration. After undergraduate you can apply for master degree with specialization in accounts and economics.
B.Com Pass course is also an undergraduate course but unlike B.Com Hons course there is no specialization in one subject. In B. Com pass course you have an overview of all subjects of Hons. Course. More or less both courses are similar.
Comparison -
1.
B.Com Pass- You are taught about all subjects but as an overview
B.Com Hons- You are taught all subjects in details
2.
B.Com Pass- There is no specialization for pass course
B.Com Hons- You choose economics or accounting for specialization
3.
B.Com Pass- Cut-off is relatively low.
B.Com Hons- Your percentage should be high in HSC. Because the cut-off for many universities or colleges is relatively high than pass course
4.
B.Com Pass- Course fee is less
B.Com Hons- Course fee is relatively high than pass course
5.
B.Com Pass- Job scope is very less. For better job option you need to do MBA or M. Com
B.Com Hons- More job option in comparison to pass course
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