Hello Pradeep,

Yes of course you can do Master of Commerce (M.Com) after completing Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) in Accountancy and Finance. You must have minimum 50% marks in B.Com or B.B.A ( any stream ) or B.A Economics from a recognized University.

Some of the colleges gives admissions based

hi,

as per most of the college admission criteria , candidates must have studied mathematics and english as a compulsory subject to admission in BCA course.

I have mentioned the list of college name, which approves admission to bca course irrespective of the stream taken in 12th course.

Christ University,

Dear aspirant,

Among M.Com Taxation and M.Com Accountancy, M.Com Taxation is better. It is because in M.Com Taxation, Taxation concepts are given in depth. If you are interested only in Taxation then you can opt for M.Com Taxation. If you are interested in Accountancy th en go for M.Com Accountancy.

Hello Student

If you are confident about scoring good marks in accountancy then it will be better for you to take BCom Honours in accountancy course in any of the universities as your convenient places. In BBA finance and accounting there is account there is the subject of accountancy and

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The Education qualification requirement for any Bank PO examinations like SBI PO and IBPS PO is that a candidate must have passed bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized board. B.Com (Pass) is an Under Graduate course and you are eligible to appear for Bank PO examination if

Hi Aspirant,

You can surely study BCA without maths but the basic eligiblity criteria says that The candidate must have passed 12th with 50% minimum aggregate.However you cannot opt for MCA if you do not study Maths in class 12 level standards boards.It is a three years course and has

Hi Aspirant,

You can do BCA without maths but you cannot do MCA without maths if you have not taken Maths as a subject in Class 12.The eligiblity criteria for BCA says that  candidate must have passed 12th with 50% minimum aggregate. The entrance exams required are of IPU CET

Hello aspirant,

There is nothing much of a difference seen by people in job market among the both.

Some basic points of difference in both the courses are:

Bcom is related to accounting and finance + other areas of business and trade.

B.A.F. is related to accounting and finance.

BCom:

hello Adhil,

ICAI conducts the CA exams list in India consists of 3 names – CA Foundation, IPCC and CA Final. Candidates need to clear the entire CA exam list in order to become a professional in this field.

where as, BCom is a 3-year Undergraduate program that focuses on