B.Com
Hello Praveena,
You can study Open degree in B. Com Computers after completion of Intermediate in BiPC stream. You must have passed 10+2 or Intermediate with relevant subjects from a recognised Board or College.
Colleges like Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi offers B. Com Computers for candidates without mathematics in their 10+2 or Intermediate.
Admission is mostly based on merit obtained in qualifying exam. The course is three years Undergraduation degree course in Computers.
I hope this information was helpful to you.
Best of Luck!!
Hello,
To fall under the GEN-EWS category you have to match the following eligibility criteria: Persons who are not covered under the scheme of reservation for SCs, STs and OBCs and whose family has a gross annual income below Rs 8 lakh (Rupees eight lakh only) is to be identified as EWSs for benefit of reservation.
To be classified under EWS, your family should not own or possess agricultural land of size 5 acres or above.
To be classified under EWS, your family should not own or possess a residential flat of area 1000 sq.feet or more.
To be classified under EWS, your family should not own or possess a residential plot of area 100 sq.yards or more in notified municipalities.
To be classified under EWS, your family should not own or possess a residential plot of area 200 sq.yards or more in areas other than in notified municipalities.
If you matches all the above conditions then you are eligible for the EWS certificate.
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Hello Student
If you do BCom honours in accountancy you make your career as in finance, accounts, and in taxation. If you do BBA you make your career as business management or entrepreneurship to setup own business for future career. If you do Becom accountancy honours with postgraduate diploma in computer application there will be a wide opening for jobs and placement. After Bcom if you do cost accountancy or chartered accountancy or company secretary ship then after completion of any of the courses you will get a high package of salary or main set up your own consultancy which you will get you a great return of money annually. After BBA if you do MBA then there will be chances for getting high package of salary will be very bright.
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Hello Khusi,
Hope you are doing well !
There is no such exam after 12th that you need to give after your 12th for B.Com (//B.Com) . Most of the good colleges accept your 12th board percentage, and your selection is solely done on the same. You need to apply to your desired colleges individually through their website. Selection would be done on your 12th score.
Hope I answered your query.
Thankyou.
Hi Satheesha,
You can get several jobs after B.Com (//B.Com) both in private and public sectors.
Right after B.Com you can join a company as a company secretary, a financial risk manager etc.
For government jobs in banking sector etc, you will have to sit for the respective examinations.
Since you are confused about your future, you may want to pursue MBA which will open many career options for you. It is one of the most popular courses that people do after B.Com (//B.Com) . Apart from MBA, you can try for CMA, CA etc depending upon your interest.
I hope this information helps!
I would suggest you to go for the course of BBA because, see both of the course are great. After BCOM also you will get jobs in some companies but the point is the career growth as well as the packages will not be sufficiently good. But if you go for the course of BBA, as its a more job oriented field, you will be able to get a good position with decent salary and career growth. So if you are thinking to get a good job after your graduation and you are not interested to go for MBA/MCOM then I would suggest you to go for the BBA course. If you do BCOM, then I would suggest you to complete the MCOM examination as well in order to have a better career ahead.
For more information regarding BCOM consider the link below:
https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-com-bachelor-of-commerce\
https://www.careers360.com/courses/bba-bachelor-of-business-administration
I hope this helps. Wish you a great eve!
Hello Muhammad Rishal,
Here is the difference between them:
B.com taxation model 1 is related to Taxation only which is define in first three semesters.
Whereas, model 2 is related to finance and taxation, which is defined in the next three semesters. Good luck !!!!
Hello
Yes you are eligible to do BCOM.
Thank You
Many people do BCom (//B.Com) and CA simultaneously as BCom (//B.Com) acts as a safety net due to the high unpredictability of the examination held by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. It would be better to go with these courses simultaneously as you may not predict the outcome of the CA examinations effectively and might need an exit route, and BCom will provide you with this excess route precisely.
Hope I have answered your question. All the best!
See, many aspirants simultaneously pursue both the Chartered Accountancy course and the Bachelors in Commerce as most of the people are not sure that whether they would be able to clear the CA exam or not, and if they fail, BCom will ensure that those years of their life did not go to waste.
So, ideally you should pursue both the things simultaneously as it will give you a much required safety net and exit route.
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