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Hi Sneha.. BCom is the best course for any person who are willing to apply for CA. Because, a BCom graduate do not have to appear for the Preliminary test (CPT) and can directly enter into the IPCC or articleship course of CA. Another advantage is to take coaching for CA exam together with the graduation course. So, you can think about joining in institutes like Pondicheri University, Lovely Professional University, Jmi, Delhi University etc in B.Com for a better future in CA.
Hello Aditya, You have chosen commerce for a reason go ahead with it. Please note as a commerce graduate banking and finance institutes are open for you. You could opt for B.Com and CA together and later work as a CA. Or you could opt for self financing courses like BAF ( Bachelors in Accounting and finance), BBI (Bachelors in banking and insurance) or BFM (Bachelors in Financial markets). If you had taken Math as a subject in 12th, you could opt for BCA. Follow it with either a job or a masters degree. Choice is yours. Wish you good luck...
Hello Anshul.. Apply for MCA or MA etc. You may can find opportunities for admission in good universities by appearing in the university level entrance tests. you may can get scholarships also if you are successful to score well in the tests in institutes like Lovely Professional university, SRM university etc.
Hello Nidhi.. No need to worry. There are a number of courses for Commerce students who have not studies Maths in 12th. BBA, BBM, BCA, LLB etc are few of them. BCom honors without Maths is also available even though, only a few courses are there which offers this course. Some of the institutes offering B.Com without Maths are Jamia Milia, Lovely Professional University, Christ university etc. Good career opportunities are available in it.
Dear Aspirant, Complete sympathy towards your friend and I also appreciate that you approached CareerGuide for your friend to take advice and make his life better. Now that he is required to do a job to support the family please tell him not to get discouraged and disheartened. There is definitely a bright future ahead of him and his work experience which he is gaining day by day will be the biggest asset to him in future. Correspondence degree in engineering particularly would not be very much valued. I would first suggest that he should talk admission to a regular engineering course in a col
Dear Aspirant, Commerce graduation (BCom) is a must even if you wish to become a Chartered Accountant. Happy to note that you have decided about your future career well in advance. This will give you the confidence and focus to achieve that. After 12th, you can enrol yourself for Chartered Accountancy Foundation Course with The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). While doing your senior college that is first year of BCom, you can simultaneously appear for Foundation Course exam and clear it. Since you are doing BCom, you will have not to study too much for Foundation Course sin
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As long as you have cleared all papers, you are eligible for applying, subject to the minimum percentage of marks specified in the recruitment ad. Check if the eligibility is for graduates graduates with a minimum percentage of 50% or 55%. Be prepared to answer questions on why you couldn't clear your exams in the first attempt, during the interview.
Hello Jazib, Interesting that you wish to be a CA. Before any other talks, first register yourself with ICAI, so that after 12th, you can appear for their first round known as CPT ( Common proficiency test). Here your basics skills are checked in Math and accounts as such. After CPT, comes the next level called IPCC, which is divided in 2 groups or levels. After clearing one level, you would have to get into computer training and personality training. After the 2nd level clearing, you would have to begin with internship under a CA for a minimum period of 3 years. Fo
Do i have to register for cpt after 10th or can i register foe cpt after 12th?
Dear Aspirant, I am really sad to hear that having spent two whole years in preparing for the bank exams, you could not make it. This also indicates that you are very much interested and inclined towards making your career in banking sector. Hope you had enrolled your self in a bank exam preparation coaching institute to give you practice, confidence and guidance. Now that two years are gone and there seems nothing in sight, we should take another route to get into banking jobs. Please note that now you should aim for banking jobs in private banks since in public sector banks recruitments are
Hello Twinkle.. You can resume your higher education with Masters courses like M.Com, MBA etc. It will boost your skills and will help you to get more job opportunities. Best institutes to get good commerce degrees include Pondicheri University, Lovely Professional University,Shiv Nadar university etc. Scholarships and better learning environments will help you to have more exposure in the field and to tackle interviews for good jobs.
Hai Neena.. BCom and HRM are completely different courses. As an undergraduate course, BCom is more relevant than BA HRM. SO it will be good for you to join for BCom in DU or in other reputed institutes like Christ university, JMI, Lovely Professional University, Symbiosis institute etc. Such institutes will help you to develop more skills in curricular and non-curricular fields. You can go for HRM for your masters and can build a career in it. Best Wishes.
Dear Aspirant, Nice to see your aspiration and ambition to join banks for a job and career. But why do you ask specifically about cashier jobs? Anyways... you need to be a graduate first for any kind of good job in a bank whether public sector or private banks. Therefore I would suggest you to concentrate on your graduation studies first and get a first class (first class is mandatory). To enter into the public sector banks as clerks, officers, probationary officers, one needs to give the IBPS exam. IBPS is a central authority which conducts bank exams for the above category of employees based
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