Dear Aspirant,

Since you have scored 56% in 12th, you’re eligible for MBA in many top colleges since your marks should be above 50%. However, some colleges have their eligibility criteria as minimum 60% in 12th, so for those colleges, you won’t be eligible. You should also have minimum 50% in class 10th and graduation to be eligible to give exams like CAT, NMAT, etc. Try scoring above 95%ile to increase your chances of getting in IIMs. Your category also plays a huge role in determining where you will land up.

For becoming a CA none of the subjects are compulsory. Even student sfrom a science background opt for doing CA later in their life. Therefore you can surely do CA without having economics.

Also, for doing b.com (//b.com) in most of the colleges maths is compulsory but that for b.com (//b.com) hons. .Since you do not have Maths so you can opt for b.com (//b.com) programme instead of hons. Again , for b.com (//b.com) economics is not a compulsory subjevt

Thanks

Hello friend,

I am sorry to inform you that you cannot give the exam for that one subject . As per the guidelines, maximum 3 years are given after the passing year to clear all the backlogs to get a degree. But as of today, its been more than 5 years so you cannot give the exam. You have to restart the course.

C.A. is an expert course not at all like different degrees which implies One can turn into a C.A. solely after turning into an individual from the ICAI.

It won't make any difference on the off chance that you concentrate in ICSE or CBSE board, you can do the CA course even in the wake of taking science or humanities in your eleventh and twelfth, however, it would be ideal assuming you have fundamental information on Maths, Accountancy, and Economics.

I would propose you study in CBSE and I would suggest it because the greater part of your prospectus of the principal stage in C.A. course for example CPT is cleared assuming you concentrate in 11th and 12th appropriately.

All  the best :)

A CMA or a Cost and Management Accountant is liable for the portion, the executives, and guidelines of assets in a business. A Cost and Management Accountant is someone who plays out these responsibilities. The role of a CMA is satisfying and a liberally remunerated as well as good one. A CMA manages the obligation of the interior goings-on of an organization and what steps to take inside the association.

You can pursue all of the courses after B.Com

Here are some benefits of different courses  CFA, CA, CMA,

Benefits of Chartered Accountant:

1. Financial security: The typical beginning bundle for a brand new CA is around 7 lakhs for each annum. What’s more, the training is for a small portion of the expense.

2. Great Demand for CAs: CAs are generally popular. The request is more noteworthy than the stockpile, truth be told. In this way, sanctioned bookkeeping, for years to come, won't ever become immersed.

3. Chances to work abroad: As a CA, you'll get sufficient chances to work abroad if you so wish. Canada, the US, the UK, Hong Kong, and New Zealand, just to give some examples.

4. Opportunities for additional review: You can decide to use your CA capability for higher degrees. For instance, around 100 Indian Universities perceive a CA capability as compared to a post-graduate one for entrance into their Ph.D. programs.

Benefits of CS course:

1. Well-paying position: A CS is a well-paying position. While the starting points may be unassuming, there is a ton of extent of getting into greater organizations and bringing in a significant measure of cash.

2. Something strange: In a universe of specialists and designers, a task as a CS isn't just profoundly pursued yet additionally makes you catch everyone's eye.

3. Collaborations: The ICSI has Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) with eminent scholastic foundations like IGNOU and ICAI, London - one more in addition to which you can add to your current range of abilities.

Benefits of the CMA course

1. Higher compensation: CMA experts additionally have incredible compensation bundles. CMA confirmation holders from an organization like ICMAI, acquire 67% more than their non-guaranteed partners.

2. Fast developing vocation choice: An expert CMA confirmation is viewed as perhaps the most noteworthy type of expert certificate in the field of bookkeeping and executives.

3. Domestic and Foreign Options: With a worldwide recognized CMA certificate, your opportunity development opportunities the nation and abroad increment.

As an end note, I'd propose you visit the sites of the individual courses and gain further knowledge into what you can expect going into the field you pick. Aside from this, you can likewise address individuals who have sought after these courses as well as these profession choices to get a more clear image of what's to come.

Pick shrewdly and do your absolute best!

Hi

Yes, you can definitely do BCA even if you don't have maths in your class 12th dear .

This is because ,

It is not mandatory to have maths in all colleges in class 12th in order to be eligible for BCA

For your reference,

BCA eligibility criteria is given below:-

>>>>>>>> BCA eligibility criteria

• You need to pass 10+2 in any stream/with any subject in order to be eligible for Bca.

• And in general at least 50 % marks in 12th is required.

††††† Important note :-

In some of the colleges , it's mandatory to have maths in 10+2 in order to be eligible for BCA

For example,

For VIT Vellore, it's mandatory to have Maths /Business Maths in 10+2 to be eligible for BCA. You can check the same at:- https://www.careers360.com/university/vellore-institute-of-technology-vellore/admission

While in most of the colleges,

It is not mandatory to have Maths in 10+2 in order to be eligible for BCA, in these colleges students who have passed 10 + 2 in any stream are eligible for BCA.

For example,

Some of the colleges/universities where 12th passed in any stream ( Science /commerce/Arts) i. e with any subjects means Maths is not mandatory to be eligible for BCA are listed below along with the link of their eligibility criteria for your reference:-

************  Chirst university:- https://www.careers360.com/university/christ-university-bangalore/bca-course

************    University College, Kurukshetra University:- https://www.careers360.com/colleges/university-college-kurukshetra-university-kurukshetra/bca-course

************ Chandigarh university,:- https://www.careers360.com/university/chandigarh-university-chandigarh/bca

************ Integral University, Lucknow:- https://www.careers360.com/university/integral-university-lucknow/bca-course

To help you further,

other details for BCA are provided below :-

---------------)  Admission process

If I tell you about admission then admission in BCA is provided through both i. e on the basis of class 12th percentage and through entrance examination.

---------------) Entrance exams

Some of the entrance examination for BCA are listed below:-

• *CUET by Christ university

• *Bharati Vidyapeeth Undergraduate Management Aptitude Test

• *AIMA UGAT.

• *GSAT

For more details about BCA visit

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bca-bachelor-of-computer-applications

---------------)Job Profiles after BCA

• Software deceloper

• Software Tester,

• Junior Programmer,

• Database Administrator,

• Web Designer,

• Web Developer,

• System Analyst

----------------------)Top Recruiters:-

• Cognizant,

• Infosys,

• Wipro

• HCL

• TCS etc

----------------------) Average salary for a bca fresher is roughly around 2.5 - 3 lakh per annum. Salary increases with experience, and also depends upon the company you are in, job post etc

For complete details about BCA, checkout :- https://www.careers360.com/courses/bca-bachelor-of-computer-applications

Thank you