Hello,

Idol is institute of distance and open learning. Which is present in Mumbai.

So you are already doing Mcom part 1 from distancing study and now you want to take admission another college means regular course. Look it's totally depends on universities or colleges. Because if you are belongs same universities then may be you can go for part 2 regular study from another college. If your university is different then it's impossible.

Infact if you complete your part 1 from regular college then if you want to join distance degree for part 2, it will be possible. You have to follow some rules

• Original mark sheet of M.Com. Part I and in case of more than one attempt the student should upload First and Last attempt mark sheets of M.Com Part I.
• Previous year Identity Card/ Admission form
• Convocation Certificate (Degree Certificate)
• Marriage Certificate/ Gazette Notification (for female married students) in case of change in name of the student.

If you are eligible for all above this then you can get admission. But from IDOL to regular college going it's very difficult.

All the best.

Hello,

You are not able to do your re-registration because the link of registration for January 2021 is already over, the last date was 31st March, it's always advised to do your re-registration in time even if for somehow you cannot appear for Term End Exam, nevertheless you can do your re-registration once it opens for July session but then you might not be able to give exams in December TEE, you will have to appear for June 2022 Term End Exam.

MCom and MBA are post graduate courses while CA is a professional course.  MCOM and CA are professionally clerical and accounting pathways while MBA is a managerial path.

1. MBA: Masters in Business Administration (MBA)
   • Eligibility : Anyone with a Bachelor's degree in any field can apply
   • Average Course Fee: In order to pursue MBA from Top B-Schools in India, the fees in Rs.10-12 lakhs on average.
   • Academic Courses: An MBA degree imparts knowledge in various subjects like Finance, Accounting, Economics, Marketing, and Human Resources Development.
   • Skillset: It is a managerial course which enables the student to take up leadership and decision making roles by strengthening their leadership ability, communication, problem-solving ability, strong networking ability etc.
   • It provides wide corporate exposure to the candidate making them industry ready. Due to this the scope of MBA is enhanced.
   • Career Opportunities: An MBA offers career opportunities across various industries and opens up a wide range of options for you. The graduates are hired by companies across industries like FMCG, Retail, Finance, Investments etc. MBA in Finance give roles like Investment banker, Financial analyst, Portfolio Management, Risk Consultant etc. You can also be a Marketing Manager, HR etc.
   • Salary : If you do MBA from a prestigious college like IIMs, you get initial salary of Rs.15LPA on average.
2. MCom - Masters in Commerce
   • Eligibility : Anyone with a Bachelor's degree in Commerce with Math, Economics and Accounts can pursue
   • Average Course Fee : In order to pursue MCom from Top Colleges in India, the fees in Rs.1 lakh on average.
   • Academic Courses: An MCom degree imparts knowledge in-depth knowledge in Finance related subjects like Accounts, commercial applications, finance etc.
   • Skillset: In Mcom, a candidate would learn all the theoretical concepts related to commerce and the applications. It prepares them for careers in core areas
   • Career Opportunities: MCom graduates mostly get opportunities in roles related to accounting and finance. They are mostly hired in Banking, Financial Services, Insurance, Accounting firms. The roles offered include: Accountant, Financial Analyst, Finance Consultant etc. Mostly these are not managerial roles.
   • Salary: Average starting salary is Rs.4LPA
3. CA - Chartered Accountant
   • Eligibility : Anyone who has a 10+2 pass can apply for CA. In order to be recognised as a CA, one must pass the CPT, IPCC and CA- Final. This is not a degree but a professionally recognised course offered by ICAI.
   • Average Course Fee: In order to pursue CA in India, the course fees is much lesser. Generally around 70K.
   • Academic Courses: A CA has deep knowledge in accounting and auditing. They also have to complete articleship to be recognised as CA which helps them gain practical exposure.
   • Skillset: A CA has deep knowledge in Auditing, corporate law, accounting and the socio-economic conditions
   • Career Opportunities: CAs mostly get opportunities in roles related to accounting and finance. They can work with government/ PSUs also. They are mostly hired in Auditing Firms, Management Consultancy, Corporate Law or they can start their own practice individually. The roles offered include: Chartered Accountant, Auditor, Finance Manager etc. They have good chance in Big 4
   • Salary: Average starting salary is Rs.6-7LPA in top firms

It depends on you to choose the field as per your skills and interests. Success in any field depends greatly on your choice and capability to perform.

All the 3 degrees are in good demand from a job perspective. Although, it is easier to get better pay and role in big corporates after pursuing CA or MBA, you can choose MCom too if you are interested in making a career in the teaching sector.

Dear Student,

Here is the syllabus for your M.Com (//M.Com) Entrance Examination:

• Business Organization and Management; Business Communication; Business Ethics; General Management; Marketing Management; Human Resource Management.
• Managerial / Business Economics.
• Financial, Cost Company, Corporate Accounts; Auditing.
• Business Company/ Corporate Law.
• Business and Individual Taxation.
• Business Finance; Money and Indian Financial System.
• Business Mathematics and Statistics; Business Data Processing.
• Foreign Trade and International Business; Business Environment; Business Entrepreneurship.
• General English and General Business Studies.

The total number of seats are 33 so the competition is very high.

Thank You.

Dear Aspirant

If you are asking about DR Patel and RB Patel Commerce college, Surat, then I'm sorry to inform you but this college only offers B.com (//B.com) courses.

Thank you

Hello,

First of all when it comes to pursuing any course through distance mode you have to check if the concerned university is recognized by UGC, that's important otherwise your degree will not be valid, and there is no point in investing time, efforts and money in that, for example if you choose to pursue MCom through IGNOU then you can definitely go for government jobs as well in case you're interested in having a teacher career, there also it will remain valid, you can appear for UGC NET for higher studies or lectureship, there are various reasons that people choose to go for distance mode, and today we cannot diminish its value whatsoever, the covid pandemic has been a prime example in how the education has changed, today even professionals pursue short term courses through MOOCs, and that definitely enhance their value of CV, regular mode is no doubt always better option as it's not just restricted to academic studies, but an overall development beyond the traditional learning, but then there are also working professional as in I'm specifically talking about teachers who in spite of being in service choose this distance mode education, so it varies among people for their choices,and distance education also require immense self-efforts, though there may be weekend classes and all, but eventually it's consequences of self-efforts only that will help you succeed in the exam,  much more than anything it's how you study which is important, your understanding of your course structure, I mean if you ever face an interview board, they will any day be more interested in your teaching skills, how well you can make your students understand the concepts, your ability to deal with children, so teaching is much more than academics, as it also involves personal attributes in the form of patience, empathy, strong communication skills, a teacher also has to be a constant learner, so to answer your question if for some reason you cannot pursue regular MCom, if you pursue the same through distance mode diligently, with dedication, and focus, then there is no absolutely no reason to not become a teacher, just keep on working yourself academically, personally and professionally.

Hello,

Masters of Commerce or MCom is a post graduate level course ideal for candidates .Since, MCom is a specialized area in itself, only those candidates who have pursued BCom or BCom (H), can go for it.

MCom is also a good option for CA/CS candidates.

Hello student M. Com or CA and MSc in computer science are completely different courses they are not linked with each other. You need to decide yourself on the basis of your interest, eligibility and academic performance. Among all three courses you've mentioned CA is one of the most demanded professional course.

After graduation you can directly take admission in Chartered Accountant intermediate. You need not to appear and qualify foundation exam of CA.

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

Good luck