Commerce

It is cancelled for now.

CIMA or ACCA, which is better? This is a common question, but not so easy to answer. If you are more interested in the business side of accounting, and would like to gain essential management expertise, then CIMA will better prepare you for this role. ACCA, on the other hand, focuses more on advance

It should be your next move if you are interested in computer science with MBA with general analytical of linear equations in programmings.

Dear Nikhil!
CA is just a one course in the arena of Commerce. You can get the lot of other opportunities in this field provided what other are your favourite subject. Apart from being CA you opt for CS CWA, Accountant. However, if you want some core feild in Finance (like equity or derivatives Analy

I have listed job oriented courses here. If you are a Commerce stream student, this list will be of much use to you! Please go through the full list and choose a course that suits you wisely!
1. Bachelor of Commerce. Generally a 3 years long course.
2. B.A. Stands for Bachelor of Business Administrat

Hi, Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed comparison:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison.

Hi Rinki!
You can find the information here https://sndt.ac.in/courses/ph-d-couses.htm.

It is not possible after class 12th. They requires an undergraduate degree. If you really want admission there, pursue an under graduation course, and then work really hard to get admission there.

You can go for various courses like Masters in Commerce, Masters in Business Administration according to your interest as there are various different streams like finance, marketing, human resource, operations etc.

What you want to do after class 12th. Firstly, try to score good percentage in your class 12th board, because some of the college and university admission depend on merit list. Below are entrance exam list:
CA- CPT (Common Proficiency test)
CS (Company secretary) - ICSI (COMPANY SECREATRY EXAM)
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