Hii,

CMA course can be pursued in three stages of ICWA course which are given below:

• Foundation course: Students passed 10th or 12th are eligible to apply for this course.
• Intermediate: After clearing the foundation course student will have to go through this second level course. Students passed Graduation in any discipline other than fine arts can pursue this stage directly.
• Final course: After clearing, Intermediate course, candidates will go for Final course.

There are various job opportunities for CMA in the private sector some of them are given below:

• Finance Director
• Managing Director
• Chief Internal Auditor
• Financial Consultant
• Managing Director

Hi, Harshit

All three courses are pretty different 

B.Com hons. and BMS are the general courses. Professionally speaking both of them are high in demand but you can only do M.Com or MBA after these.

Whereas Eco hons. is a specialised course. You will study both Eco and Maths side by side at your graduation level. The economics will be more in depth. Further, you can opt for MBA, M.E or for Indian Economic Services.

So, pursue the course in which you are most interested so that it can be a benefactor to you in your further professional line.

All the best.

If you want to change your stream in the college in you're studying, you have to contact college authority for this if such a possibility exists. Else drop this course and apply to those colleges where admission process has not begun

hi vidhi !

there many colleges for bcom in Ghaziabad however most of the colleges are private .i will also suggest you to look some good colleges in delhi as well .here i am providing a link where you can check best colleges along with their fees and admission process

https://collegedunia.com/bcom/ghaziabad-colleges

best of luck!

Hello Shifan

The duration of CA is depend on your ability to clear the exam

If u are able to clear all papers in first attempt then it can take approx. three and half year

Well a normal candidate of CA clear all levels CPT,IPCC,FINAL,PI in 5 yrs..

So keep calm and prepare well for exams

Hey!
For post of bank manager: 

• IBPS Common Written Exam for Probationary Officer
• State Bank of India Probationary Officer
• Private Banks: Private Banks mostly conduct their own aptitude tests for candidates.
• IBPS Common Written Exam for Clerical Recruitment for PSUs
• State Bank of India Clerical Recruitments
• Common Written Exam for Regional Rural Banks
• Common Written Exam for Specialist Officer
• RBI Grade A and Grade B Exams
• ICICI Bank PO Recruitment
• NABARD Recruitment 

For post of post office manager: 

• Recruitment in Indian Postal Services are carried out through written examination and interview. Officers post are recruited through the civil service examination conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) which requires a bachelor's degree.
• The total aggregate marks for selection will be 100; 40% weightage of percentage of marks secured in 10+2 or 12th Class, 50% weightage of marks secured in aptitude test and 10 marks for computer test (including typing skill on computer)
• A merit list of the candidates prepared on the basis of marks in the aggregate secured by them in 10+2 or 12th Class Examination (excluding vocational streams). This merit list is on the basis of 40% of the percentage of marks secured by the candidate in 10+2.
• Out of this merit list, candidates equal to 10 times of vacancies (for each community separately as per the vacancies reserved for each community) will be called for to appear for the Aptitude test / written test. The candidates selected will be addressed to appear for the Aptitude Test. 
• The Aptitude Test will contain 50 objective type questions of 2 marks each and will include questions on English, Mathematics, General Knowledge and Reasoning and Analytical ability. The duration of the test will be 60 minutes. 50% of the marks secured in aptitude test will be given weightage for the final assessment.
• The computer test consists of data entry knowledge and typing knowledge on computer. The test will consist of one passage in English or Hindi to be typed to test the typing knowledge (The Passage for type test will consist of 450 words in English or 375 words in Hindi to be typed at the minimum speed of 30 w.p.m) and data consisting of figures and letters to test the knowledge of data entry. The test shall be for 30 minutes - 15 minutes for each part i.e., Typing knowledge and data entry and each part shall be given 5 marks each. Marks shall be given at 0 or 5 based on whether the candidate achieves minimum standard or not. There will not be graded marks. The weightage for computer test will be 10 marks.
• The final selection will be made on the basis of this final merit list.

For post of village accountant: 

• Village Accountant has 58 vacancies.
• The candidate should be around 18 - 35 years of age and must have passed class 12th with good marks.
• Online Application forms should be received by beginning of July.
• Recruitment will be on the basis of written test and personal interview.

Hope it helps!

Hii..

You can Also Do Accountant With B.Com Hons..If You know About some softwares Like Tally,SAP in Finance then You may Work as Accountant also .

If you want to do MBA then do MBA in Finance..In which youbwill learn about Banking Finance,Industry Finance & Nomes Etc..which will develope your Base In finance stream..

Simulataneously You can Do some certified Cources also..which may help you to explore Your knowledge with technology enhancement..

Thanxs.

Hii.

If you want To be an accountant after MBA then You have to Do MBA with Finance..In Finance sector You will learn about Financial and Management Accounting,Management of Banks & Financial Institutions.So This will help You to understand basics of accounting.

Simultaneously You can do SAP Finance module because Most of the company are using SAP in now days..You can also Do Tally certified Course..

Extra curricular Certificates will help you to get a good job in good Company.

Thank you