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The CMA programme, short for Cost Management Accounting is one of the most viable programmes in the finance sector. Becoming a CMA requires you to have a bachelor's degree from any stream except arts. A student who is in the final year of the bachelor's program may also

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You Should have to prepare after the 11th class  for SAT or ACT  which are the standardized admission test  for US colleges admission.admission in UT Austin depend on the SAT or act score GPA and high school off marks in 12th class examination like 95.8%

If you choice

After your BCA you may secure Job as a Computer Operator/IT Manager with some of the Public/Private Sector Banks. There are regular advertisements for such positions, however most of the Top Private Sector Banks like ICICI, Axis and Kotak, have nowadays shifted to hiring Engineering Graduates for such Technical Positions.

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To appear for Banking exams such as SBI PO, IBPS PO,NABARD,etc, one must have a graduation degree from any stream from a recognized university. therefore you can definitely prepare for banking exams along with Bsc in maths.

Doing Bsc in maths will  additional help you to build

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Karnataka State Open University offers b.tech courses, admission can be possible to   4 years b.tech courses as well as lateral entry admission to b.tech course which is of three years duration. so the year of study you have mentioned is three years, so In case you have taken admission

You can take a course called Bachelor of Fine Arts (Filmmaking, Animation and VFX).

Also another available course is Bachelor of Design. It also includes a great edit in the syllabus.

These courses will definitely require your editing skills.

You can even opt for courses such as a Bachelor of

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Yes, you can now pursue one regular course with another correspondence course, as per the recent guidelines of UGC it has allowed candidates to pursue two courses simultaneously, but the only condition is one is to be done through regular mode and another through correspondence or distance learning, so