Career

First of all, to become an accountant, you have to choose commerce stream after your 10th and do a five year course or after your 10+2 do a three year degree course in commerce. After earning a degree in commerce (B.Com or B.Com Hons), you can pursue a post-graduate degree like M.Com or you can also go for CA, which will ensure you a career as an accountant.
There are lots of universities which provide B.Com. honors in which students will specialize in accounting. In three years, students have to study financial accounting, cost accounting, corporate accounting, management accounting and finance for becoming perfect for giving advice on the financial matter. Students also have to study auditing, economics and management for better managing accounting department independently.

Before practicing in any court of India, LL.B. Graduates have to obtain the certificate of practice in law. It can be obtained by giving the All India Bar Examination AIBE regulated and supervised by the Bar Council of India. Lawyers can find employment in both public and private sector organizations. Central and state government jobs are also available for lawyers. Lawyers can also work as a legal advisory and legal counselor for firms, organizations, and families. The LL.B. Graduates can work in:
- Legal Cells of Private and Public Sector Companies
- State Bar Councils
- Consulting FirmsIndian and Foreign Law Firms
- Legal Department of Foreign Companies
- Multi-National Companies
- Global Audit and Compliance Firms
Interested candidates can also pursue higher studies after the completion of LL.B. The master's degree offered after LL.B. Is LL. M. Research programmes are also available for Masters degree holders in law. Job Profiles:
- Public Prosecutor
- Legal Advisory
- Legal Expert
- Attorney General
- Advocate
- Notary
- Law Reporter
- Magistrate
- District & Sessions judge
- Teacher & Lecturer
- Munsifs (Sub-Magistrate)
- Trustee
- Solicitor
Salary
The legal profession is one of the highly paid professions in which earning depends upon the name, fame, experience and job profile of the candidate. As a legal counsel or legal advisors, Bachelor of Law degree holders in private organizations may earn Rs. 15,000/- to 20,000/- per month. After gaining experience, the salary may increase. A sub-judge can expect salary more than Rs.20, 000/- per month with other allowances.

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Yes, it is your right decision to pursue your MBA after completion of B.Sc in Computer Science. There are various specialisations available in MBA that will suit your Computer Science course. There is a specialisation called MBA in Information Technology. This will help you our to explore your graduation knowledge ahead in your life. It will give you more inspiration to move ahead in your career. It is up to you to decide which way you can move ahead in your career. It is your decision which will take you to the new heights ahead in your life. It is you who can decide the fate of your future. Here, I will give you the specialisation that you can move ahead with in your life. It is the detailed view of specialisation that you can take to pursue your MBA course :
List Of MBA Specializations:
-Marketing Management
-Logistics Management
-International Business Management
-Retail Management
-Finance Management
-Banking Management
-Systems Management
-IT Management
-Pharmaceutical Management
-Hospital Management
-Textile Management
-Petroleum Management
-Entertainment Management, -Fashion Technology Management, -Media Management, -Supply chain Management.
These are the specialisations that you can take to pursue ahead in your career. It is up to you to decide the best choice based on your interest and passion to move ahead in your career. It is left to you to decide.
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