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Students of all streams are eligible to seek admission in B.Com. The admission in B.Com is based on marks obtained by candidates in 10+2. Admissions are also based on the cut-off marks in 10+2. Some universities ask for best of four subjects and some total marks scored in 10+2. Any Diploma in engineering graduate who has done Diploma after class 10th board is not eligible to seek admission in B.Com because currently Diploma in engineering is not deemed equivalent to 10+2 and students cannot be put at par with 10+2 students of different boards. Diploma in engineering course is not aligned with the field of Commerce. In case you want to do B.Com then you are advised to do 10+2 as an external candidate to become eligible for B.Com or any other graduation degree course.

1. The candidate must hold a Bachelors Degree, with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA [45% in case of the candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Persons With Disability (PWD) categories], awarded by any University or educational institution as incorporated by an Act of the Parliament or State legislature in India or declared to be deemed as a University under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956, or possess an equivalent qualification recognised by the Ministry of HRD, Government of India.
2. Candidates appearing for the final year of Bachelors degree/equivalent qualification examination and those who have completed degree requirements and are awaiting results can also apply. However, it may be noted that such candidates, if selected, will be allowed to join the programme provisionally, only if they submit a certificate from the Principal / Registrar of their University/institution (issued on or before the date as stipulated by the respective IIM) stating that they have completed all the requirements for obtaining the Bachelors degree/equivalent qualification on the date of the issue of the certificate.
3. Candidates applying for CAT 2017 should fulfill any one of the following conditions:
Completed Bachelors degree with the required percentage of marks. Completed professional degree (CA/CS/ICWA) with required percentage.

B.Com (Hons) at LSR is the most sought after commerce undergraduate degree course in India because it can provide a kick-start to a corporate career. As per various rating agencies, it has always ranked among top five commerce institutes of India for graduation in commerce. In view of its reputation, every commerce graduation degree aspirant wants to seek admission in B.Com (Hons) at LSR. Admission is based on the cut-off marks in 10+2. Based on this year's first cut-off list published by Delhi University, you will have to score above 97.25% in the best four subjects in 10+2 to seek admission in B.Com (Hons) at LSR. In order to score very high, you require a plan with dedicated six to seven hours studies a day throughout the year. You have to have a timetable and give equal importance to each subject. You may seek your teachers and friends support to overcome your weaknesses. You are further advised to build on your strengths.

B.Com (Hons) degree provides students with a wide range of skills in the area of commerce, accounting and management. It also helps in preparing the students for business enterprises in accounts and finance roles. B.Com (Hons) graduates can do M.Com MBA, CA CS CFA CMA, etc. , to enhance their career growth. B.Com (Hons) graduates of Delhi University are darling of recruiters. They are able to get good jobs in MNCs and consulting firms particularly in banking sectors. BBA programme usually includes general business courses and advanced courses for specific functional areas such as Finance, HR, IT, Marketing, etc. BBA graduates get entry-level supervisor and junior management positions in various types of industries in different management functions. In order to get a good career growth, a BBA graduate would require an MBA to move up the ladder. BBA from GGSIPU offered by affiliated colleges does not same rand value as B.Com (Hons) from DU. Even their campus placement record is quite poor in comparison to DU graduates. Therefore, you may opt for B.Com (Hons) at DU over BBA at GGSIPU.

Financial Decision Making. CMA is the US equivalent of the Indian Cost Accountant qualification from The Institute of Cost Accountants of India (formerly ICWAI). CMAs have knowledge of Financial Planning and Analysis, Financial Management, Internal Controls Risk Management. Cost Management. Performance Management, Decision Analysis and Professional Ethics. CMA certification opens a lot of opportunities for candidates in the domestic as well as the global market. It will help you to enhance your financial, accounting and management skills that will expand your career potential and which will help you to stand out from the rest of the crowd. The credentials and knowledge base of a CMA is a big advantage when working with MNCs, financial services or consulting firms.

CAT test does not have a predefined syllabus. CAT tests candidates in general aptitude including Verbal Ability (English), Quantitative Ability (Mathematics), Logical Reasoning (LR) and Data Interpretation (DI) skills. Following are main three sections of examination: (a)Quantitative Ability (QA): Geometry, Trigonometry, Probability, Number System, Permutation & Combination, Speed, Time and Distance, Profit and Loss, Logarithmic Equations, HCF and LCM, Ratio, Quadratic and Linear Equations, Algebra, Mensuration, Percentages, progressions, Complex Numbers, Simple and Compound Interest etc. (b) Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning: Tables, Graphical Representations, Charts and any diagrammatical Representation, Logical Games, Calendars, Cubes, Clocks, Blood Relations, Seating Arrangements etc. (c) Verbal and Reading Comprehension (VARC): Critical Reasoning, Paragraph Forming, Grammar, Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension. CAT is multiple-choice based test with penalties for wrong answers. There is no penalty for questions that are left unanswered. Since 2009 CAT is conducted as a Computer Based Test. Duration of the examination is 180 minutes.

You will find a common answer to this question that CA is one of the most difficult professional qualifications in India, because the passing rate of CA examination is traditionally very low. There are multiple aspirants, who leave CA mid-way, because of high rate of failure in CA examination. Therefore, we can say that clearing CA examination is tough. Indian financial rules and regulations, in term of financial reporting, taxation, auditing, forensic accounting, corporate finance, business recovery and insolvency are constantly changing due to Government policies which leads to frequent changes in accounting systems and processes. Therefore, in order to professionally survive a CA has to constantly upgrade his knowledge and skills to meet customers expectation.