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You can go for MBA now a days. It has better scope.

They do have .25 of negative marking for a wrong answer, so be careful while attempting a question. If you are not sure then do think afterwards after attempting known ones. In case your result has been issued as a negative number, then you need to prepare again and repeat the exam.

All the courses, which you have mentioned are really good options and considered as one of the prestigious courses to pursue. If you ask me, I would suggest you to go for MBA as it is as beneficial and it takes less amount of time to complete MBA compared to other 2 courses. But yes, if you're really into mathematics and enjoy your time doing calculations, CA is the best option for you irrespective of the duration of the course and difficulty level.

Duration of B.Com is 3 years.
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Hi Bhawna,
You can do CMA (US) than CS because CS is a long term course and its tough to complete but CMA (US) course can be completed within 8 months to 1 year itself. Also, it is having scope all over the world & you will get placed in the top most companies.

Yes, you can apply for the same along with B.Com course.

In your case, you want to do 3 things at a time and for this I would personally suggest that you should continue with your CS and take part time courses along with that provides you with certificate and degree.

No, you can directly enroll for CA-IPCC right after your graduation. It has been made effective from April 2012. CPT is exempted for graduates. For more details, visit the website of ICAI.

Along with B.Com, you can pursue certificate in accounting technician course from ICMAI (CMA) or SAP in finance and accounts from a recognised institute. Thereafter, you will have good job opportunites in different companies if not, then you can appear for SSC, UPSC, and bank PO exams.