Hello student,

For pursuing your career as a Chartered Accountant, you have to pass your 12th via commerce stream with atleast 50% marks in your boards.
Chartered Accountancy basically consists of 3 levels namely CA Foundation, CA Intermediate and CA Final.
You can also purse your graduation alongside with CA .

For further information you can click the link attached below.

https://www.careers360.com/careers/chartered-accountant
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The eligibility for government exams in India depends on the specific exam you are interested in.

Some government exams, particularly those for clerical positions, might require you to have passed all subjects in your 12th standard exams.

Many government exams, especially those for PSU (Public Sector Undertaking) banks, income tax departments, and other commerce-related fields, might have a minimum eligibility requirement only for specific commerce stream subjects like Accountancy, Economics, and Business Studies.

If some exams require passing all subjects, you might need to consider appearing for a compartment exam in Applied Mathematics to improve your chances of eligibility. If the exams you are targeting focus on commerce stream subjects, having a "Failed" or "RT" (Re-appear Test) in Applied Mathematics might not necessarily affect your eligibility as long as you've passed your core commerce subjects (Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies) with the minimum required marks.


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No, having a commerce stream with Maths and IT disqualifies you for the Flying Officer role (pilot) in the Indian Air Force (IAF) through AFCAT (exam for IAF officers).

To be a pilot, IAF requires Physics and Maths at the 10+2 level [AFCAT eligibility].

However, your commerce background with IT can be a great fit for Ground Duty (non-technical) branches in IAF through AFCAT. You can consider roles in administration, logistics or accounts.

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Hello There,

If you want to take admission in B.com (//B.com) from Symbiosis Arts and Commerce College, Pune, you must secure 85% in your 10+2 from any recognised board. And remember that the cutoffs fluctuate every year.

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Hello Preet,

The FYJC (First Year Junior College) fee for SIES College in Mumbai varies depending on the stream chosen (Arts, Commerce, or Science) and whether the student is from a reserved or open category. For the academic year 2023-2024, the fee for the Science stream was approximately INR 16,000- INR 18,000, while for Commerce and Arts, it ranged between INR 8,000- INR 12,000. Additional charges may apply for facilities or extracurricular activities.

You can also visit the following link for more details:-

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.careers360.com/colleges/sies-college-of-arts-science-and-commerce-mumbai&ved=2ahUKEwjDnfPe8bqIAxXbj68BHfSdOnMQFnoECBEQAQ&usg=AOvVaw1UNjbam2rV1hBesxoaHZjH

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Unfortunately, it's impossible to say how many staff are specifically dedicated to the commerce stream at a college without contacting the college directly.  Staff numbers can fluctuate and there might be faculty who teach across streams.

However, most colleges offering commerce programs will have professors specializing in accounting, economics, business studies, and other commerce-related subjects.

Regarding honours subjects, yes, many colleges do offer honours programs in commerce. These programs allow for deeper specialization within a specific area of commerce, like accounting, finance, or marketing. You'd need to check with the specific college you're interested in to see if they offer honours programs and what specializations are available.

Hello aspirant,

The beauty of English hons is that it accepts students from every field, be it Science or Commerce. I myself was a Science student till my 12th grade and now I'm pursuing my Master's in English and was the Gold Medalist in my BA English Hons batch. This is partially the reason why English is a compulsory subject in every stream, i.e Science ,Commerce or Arts. So it's not that they only accept students from Arts backgrounds only. Some colleges even accept students from different backgrounds in their MA English Programs. I knew a girl who had done BSc triple major in botany, zoology and chemistry and she went ahead and pursued MA in English after that.

Talking about the job opportunities, they are endless- Research scholar, asst professor, content writer, content editor, proofreader, copyeditor, Public Relations, etc

You should take all central university entrance exam universities which are best for commerce are like Delhi University, Mumbai University, Banaras Hindu University. Among the colleges , Shri Ram College of Commerce of Delhi University is the best in asia not in india only without any doubt SRCC has produced many notable alumni in a variety of fields, including business, politics, law, sports, and acting. Some of these alumni include Arun Jaitley, Vijay Goel, Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, and Jitin Prasada. . Other colleges which is famous for commerce are Hansraj, Kirorimal, DaulatRam, Ramjas, Guru Gobind College in Delhi.

Also,your percentage in 10th boards have nothing to do with the selection.You should not take it into consideration even for once.try to score more in 12th because some colleges take admission on merits.

There isn't a definitive list with an exact number of all disciplines of knowledge offered at universities around the world. This is because knowledge itself is constantly evolving, and new fields of study are emerging all the time. However, there are broad categories that encompass many of the disciplines offered at universities. Here's a breakdown of some of the major ones:

• Humanities - This field explores human history, culture, language, philosophy, and religion. Some examples of disciplines within the humanities include history, literature, linguistics, philosophy, religious studies, and visual arts.
• Social Sciences - These disciplines examine society and human behavior. Examples include anthropology, economics, political science, psychology, and sociology.
• Natural Sciences - This broad category focuses on the physical world and its phenomena. Examples include astronomy, biology, chemistry, physics, and earth sciences.
• Formal Sciences - These disciplines use logic and symbols to understand structure and relationships.  They include mathematics, computer science, statistics, and logic.
• Professions and Applied Sciences - These fields apply knowledge from other disciplines to solve practical problems. Examples include engineering, medicine, law, education, agriculture, and business.

Keep in mind that this is not an exhaustive list, and there is a significant amount of overlap between these categories.  For instance, environmental science combines aspects of natural sciences and social sciences.

Each university will have its own unique focus and strengths, and the specific disciplines offered will vary depending on factors like location, size, and research focus.

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With 324/500 in your SSC Board exam, which translates to 64.8%, you have a good chance of getting admission to B.K Birla College, Kalyan for commerce, as the cut-off for commerce courses at this college is typically around 50-55% depending on the category and the year; however, it's best to check the latest official cut-off list on the college website for the most accurate information.