Hello Thamarai,
I suppose you wish to ask, which course BMS or B.Com with ACCA.
As ACCA, is a course similiar to CA, rather on the same lines, I would suggest pursue B.Com
Since you would have to dedicate more time towards CA preparations, you would have to inturn reduce your college timings as such.
And a course in B.Com, mainly you have lectures in the morning for roughly 2 to 3 hours and the rest of the day, you could dedicate it towards CA preparations.
Whereas if you opt for the management course, you would be engaged whole day in college right for lectu
Hi Gaurav,
I am glad to see your interest to pursue higher education in the field you are engaged.You may do short term professional programme in other words CE Programme in National Institute of Fashion Technology(NIFT)meant for professionals too.The detail you can see at NIFT Website.
Best wishes.
Hello Mahinoor.. You can go for MBA once you finished with your graduation. There are a number of B-School for your interesting course. Some of the reputed institutes for MBA are Symbiosis Pune, MIT university, Lovely Professional University, Sharda university etc. You can avail scholarships also from institutes like Lovely Professional University, SRM etc, so that no question of affordability. Please visit the websites for more details.
Hello Tanu.. It is not possible to go for two regular courses at same time. SO, you will have to choose from these two. If you are really ambitious about Travel and tourism career , you may can go for hotel/hospitality management courses in reputed institutes like SRM university, Lovely Professional University, Vogue institute, Institute of Hospitality management etc. Other wise, you can go for diploma in tourism and traveling after completing BCom course. You are also having the option of Masters in hotel management courses in leading institutes like LPU, SRM etc.
Yes Inderjeet.. You can go for CA course. and it will be better to go for B.Com in graduation to reach into your goal more easily. Best institutes for BCom course are Delhi university, Symbiosis Pune, Lovely Professional university, Christ university etc. You may can avail scholarships from some of the institutes.
Hello Savi.. It is not mandatory to study Maths course in graduation for applying in MA Economics. Some of the good options for MA Economics other than DSE in India are JNU, Hyderabad university, JMI, Lovely Professional University, Ashoka university etc. You can visit the websites for more details and to choose good institutes.
hello Avi.. Both BBA and BCA are good options for higher studies. If you are more interested in computer field, you can go for BCA. Other wise BBA is good option. You can go for MBA after your graduation. Some of the best options of institutes to go for these courses are Symbiosis institute, Christ university, Lovely Professional University, SRM university etc.
But sir I am 20years old and I failed in b. Com 2 times.
Dear Aspirant,
For doing Chartered Accountancy course, under graduation is in a way important and also in another way not relevant. There are Science, Arts students doing and clearing Chartered Accountancy, therefore, one cannot say that only Commerce candidates are better equipped to do Chartered Accountancy. What matters is understanding level, competence, grasping power, logical reasoning, dedication, determination and passion to study.
In your case you may take BBA + CA or BCom + CA. According to my observation, instead of BBA, candidates from BCom background are more closer to Accounts, F
Dear Aspirant,
Nice to see your aspiration for Indian Economic Service (IES) when majority of candidates are going for IAS, IPS, IFS. Indian Economic Service Officer is also of high repute in the government services. They are generally employed in Reserve Bank, NITI Aayog, Finance Commission, Budget Team, other monistries and departments.
Nice to see that you thought about IES and Economics as a subject while taking your 11th admission. I highly appreciate that!
On the basis of BA Economics, you can appear for IES exam. You need to start the preparation when you take admission to the seni
Dear Aspirant,
May I know why your result was bad? Is the fault of the Board or yours? I believe its definitely yours. Such attitude of not studying and taking everything lightly is not recommended when you are the stage of shaping your own career for your own self. If you don't, then nobody else can do it for you. Remember this!
There is no CPT now as per the new ICAI curriculum. Its Foundation now.
Before deciding to do Chartered Accountancy, I would like to ask that are you aware of your real interests, real aptitude, innate abilities and skills completely? I think you should know all those
BMLT is for Laboratory Technology. You will work with a diagnostic lab or pathologist,
BAMS is for Ayurvedic medicine.
Visualize the future, and think how would you like to see yourself. Working behind a microscope in a lab, or treating patients in a clinic. DMLT offers more job opportunities than BAMS. Ayurvedic doctors set up their clinics, work in polyclinics or multi-speciality hospitals, or take up jobs with corporates sucj as Patanjali, Himalaya, Ayur etc.
If you are still confused, take an assessment test. The results will give you indicators on the line that you choose.
You qualify to appear for the entrance examinations for public sector banks.
If you wish to take up further courses, take up a MBA with a specialization in Finance, Banking or Insurance.
You may consider enrolling for CFA if that interests you. It will help you in getting core finance jobs.
Courses in investment banking or treasury management will also get you elite slots in banking.