Accountancy
To be considered for admission in Hansraj College (HRC) you must appear in CUET with any one language from List A and Mathematics. HRC will also consider your marks in the qualifying examination, including one language and three best subjects. You must score at least 45% in English or Hindi and have a combination of the best three subjects from Mathematics, Accountancy, Economics, and Business Studies.
You are having these combination of Bengali, English, Mathematics, Economics, Computer Application, and Accountancy which makes you eligible for the course to get admission in HRC.
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To secure admission to Banaras Hindu University (BHU) for B.Com (Hons.) in Financial Markets Management , follow these steps:
Eligibility Criteria : Ensure you meet the basic eligibility:
Entrance Exam : BHU conducts an Undergraduate Entrance Test (UET) (now part of CUET - Common University Entrance Test).
Preparation :
Application and Counseling :
Admission Process :
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In Tamil Nadu, Chartered Accountancy (CA) is not offered as a degree at regular colleges but is administered by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) through its three levels: Foundation , Intermediate , and Final . CA Fee Structure (Approximate):
Tamil Nadu has several ICAI branches and coaching centers to help with CA preparation, such as:
For full details on enrollment, syllabus, and fee updates, it’s best to refer to the ICAI official website (https://www.icai.org/) .
For more details, you can check out an article by Careers360 whose link is given below:
Link: https://www.careers360.com/courses/chartered-accountancy-course
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You can give both exam simultaneously .both the marksheet will be valid for admission i will suggest you to stick to 1 board and prepare according to that , preference would be CBSE because NIOS is a distance learning model which better suits people who cant join regular school/ college.some university dont give value to distance mode.
As per your rank in BA Program and Bachelor's in Management studies are comparatively low than that of other other courses, it is most likely for your to get a decent college in the former courses in University of Delhi. Your rank in B.Com (//B.Com) and B.Com (//B.Com) hons are high as cutoff for these courses are generally high.
Rank under 10-20,000 is considered as a good rank that will make your way in DU. If you want to study B.Com (//B.Com) hons, you will have to wait till spot round, you might get a off or south campus college.
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Based on the information you've provided, it seems you've fulfilled the subject requirements for BCom programs at DU and BHU. Your score of 443/850 is a good score, and your chances of getting admission to a central university depend on several factors like : Cut-off Scores: The most crucial factor is the cut-off scores released by the respective universities. These scores vary based on several factors, including the total number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, and the availability of seats.
Category: Your category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.) also plays a role in determining your eligibility. Different categories have different cut-off scores.
Choice of University and Course: The popularity of the university and course you're applying for can impact the cut-off scores. For instance, BCom (Hons) in DU might have a higher cut-off than a regular BCom program in another central university.
Other Criteria: Some universities might consider additional factors like board percentages or entrance exams (if applicable) for admission. Admission to top universities is competitive. While your score is good, it's essential to stay optimistic and explore all your options. I hope this information helps you.
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To prepare effectively for accounting exams, follow these steps: Study Plan:
Conclusion : A structured study plan, regular practice, and understanding of core concepts will help you prepare effectively for your accounting exams.
Well I think you forgot to mention the important part. Which is whats the goal. Exposure is a wide Answer. All are professional qualifications which give you professional experience. And the same ICWAI that you pursued also gave you professional exposure. But if my guess is that you want to get exposure in the same field then the relevant qualification would be CIMA and learning skills like financial modeling. (https://mentormecareers.com/what-is-financial-modeling/)
Hello aspirant, The NCERT syllabus of accountancy for Class 12 CBSE includes the following : Part A- Accounting for partnership firms and companies Unit 1: Accounting for partnership firms unit 2 : Accounting for companies Part B- Financial statement analysis Unit 3: Analysis of financial statement Unit 4: Cash Flow Statement Part C-Project Work with includes : Project file, Viva voice, Written test Part B and Part C can also be changed into - Part B- Computerized Accounting Unit 4: Computerized accounting Part C- Practical work which includes : Practical file, Practical examination , Viva voice.
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