Commerce

here is your answer,
1st you have to identify your interest field. if you are more interested in reportind and accounting field then you can go for the best of all is CPA from AICPA but if you like more about financing regarding share market and capital market then u should opt for CFA or FRM and If you are good enough in maths then go for Actuaries. All these are the world class courses and will give you a lucrative career and recognision.best of luck

1st you have to identify your interest field. if you are more interested in reportind and accounting field then you can go fir CA and other collateral cources or the best of all is CPA from AICPA but if you like more about financing regarding share market and capital market then u should opt for CFA or FRM and If you are good enough in maths then go for Actuaries. All these are the world class courses and will give you a lucrative career and recognision.best of luck

Professorship has a great deal of Research orientation. The Publications, Ph.D and guidance for Research and the number of Seminars and Text Books written are taken into account, at the time of Interview. The Seniority as Associate Professor is an important criterion.

You choose Science only for doing B.Sc. With Commerce you get B. Com. degree. However, even if you had Science subjects in school but have not developed a liking for them then you can opt for Humanities related subjects in college Asif.

Yes, provided you have the requisite qualification to study it. You have not mentioned anything about it Sakshi.

Shivani, I would suggest that you prepare hard for keeping Banking exams in focus. That would make to compete for banks in private sector also. Yes, enhance your communicative ability and soft skills.

Sonali, after completing M.Com I would suggest that you prepare and give Banking exams for Probationary Officers position. Alternatively you try to gain some experience in the Accounts department of a Private sector business house. You will then learn the finer points of your field and can grow in your career sooner.

Rajan, that would depend upon your final qualifications, your own expertise at the work, your responsibilities and the turn over of the organization where you would work.

Hey Siddharth, scholarships are merit-base. You will be offered or awarded scholarships by the university at the time of admission. By merit, it means you must have an excellent profile, academic grades, achievement, work experience , test scores etc. Also remember that three years Bachelor degree is not widely accepted by US universities.

U cannot do B.Com since u r in arts stream
I reckon u repeat 12th standard and get better percentage
With 39% it is very difficult to get admission in a good college
After that u can either do BMM or BA or Law
U can also prepare for IAS exams
Hope this helps