It is advisable to try taking CAT in 2019 itself to get a fair idea of the difficulty level. My personal advice is to get yourself some work experience to also understand the corporate world and get some edge in your placements during MBA. CAT wo mostly be held in

Dear Sarda Prasad,

Glad to know that you’re interested in pursuing law programme. The age has never been a factor to stop someone from getting educated.

Moreover, the BCI, upon the Supreme Court order has removed the age cap for pursuing a law programme. Therefore your age won’t be

Hi

The eligibility criteria for any MCA entrance are:

1.Any graduate who have passed or appearing in the final year degree examination in any discipline from a recognised university is eligible.

2.Candidate must have mathematics  as a subject in your 10+2course or any one year of graduation.

Yes you are

Hi,
Definitely, you can do law programme provided you fulfill the eligibility criteria laid down by the concerned institute. As you have done B.Com, an Undergraduate degree, going for three year LLB programme will be best bet for you. But it's quite late for taking admission for academic session of

Not necessarily you can choose any field from Commerce which is relevant to CA Curriculum and has basics of Financial management like BBA, BAF, BFM, BBI, BMS, etc.

These field have relevance to Ca course and has good correlation and helps studnets easily understand and learn CA Foundation and Final

Hey Nitesh Ram,

Yes B.Com is good for career in Accounting because it has the following subjects,

Accounting & Finance management

Cost management

Auditing

Economics

Human Resource

Export ManagementIndustrial Psychology etc.

as there is a subject Accounting and Finance management, you can get that there is related to accountancy in

Please letusknow for which college are you asking details for. 

All colleges have their own approved courses and willvary for all colleges. So share us complete details and we shall guide yiu accordingly with all information. All the Best. 

 Choice, of Course, depends on:
Aptitude of student
Score of student in entrance
College reputation
Career prospects
Opportunities
Constraints
It is advisable not to think of how much you know maths but carefully analyze your interests and aptitudes before choosing an alternative and then steadily work towards honing your aptitude