Hello dear student,

since you love solving accounts the most direct and specialized choices are:-

BAF (B.Com in accounting and finance) :- if you want a strong career which is focused on accounts, finance, auditing.

B.Com (//B.Com) (general) :- if want flexibility in career option ( you can choose CA, CFA, MBA, CMA etc later).

Hello Juneja

If you love solving Accounts are in currently in Class 12th, the best course for you to pursue in your graduation would be BAF (Bachelor of Accounting and Finance).

BAF focuses deeply on accounting, financial management, auditing, taxation and finance. All other options are also good but their focus is broader in management while BAF focuses more on accounting.

To know about scope of BAF: Bachelors of Accounting and Finance (BAF) by CAREERS360

Hope this answer helps! Thank You!!!

Hello Aspirant,

Since you have an interest in accounts, B.Com or BAF (B.Com in Accounting & Finance) would be an ideal choice.

• B.Com provides you with a wider base of knowledge in commerce and accounting and will also help you if you pursue CA/CS/CMA etc. in the future.
• BAF is more specialized in accounting and finance specifically, which is a great route if you want to make a career out of being a CA, CFA etc., or if you want to work in an auditing or finance role.
• If you are really looking for something that focuses on management and a corporate career, then BBA (Finance) or BMS would be much better suited.

If accounts is really where your passion is, then either BAF, or B.Com, would be great choices.

If you had interest in accounts then you should select BAF (//B.Com) because BAF is fully focused on accounting and finance. Or you can choose B.com (//B.com) because it also covers accounts with business, Law and economics. Both are good if you interested in accounts. (//B.Com)

Hey,

If you have interest in solving accounts then you should opt for B.Com (//B.Com) (Bachelors of Commerce) or BAF (Bachelor of Accounting and Finance). These two career options perfectly aligns with your interest.

Hope this helps you!