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Yes, you can apply for CA (Chartered Accountancy) even after completing your master’s degree in Financial Management in May 2018.

Key Points:

• Eligibility for CA Foundation (Entry Level):
  
  After your master’s degree, you are eligible to directly register for the CA Intermediate course without appearing for the Foundation exam.
  
  

• Route for Graduates/Postgraduates:
  
  Graduates/postgraduates with recognized degrees can skip the CA Foundation and directly register for the CA Intermediate course.
  
  

• Next Steps:

  1. Register with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) for CA Intermediate.
     
     

  2. Complete the required 9 months study period before appearing for Intermediate exams.
     
     

  3. Complete the Articleship training after clearing the Intermediate exams.

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Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

It's difficult to provide a precise total cost for management quota admissions without knowing the specific institution and program, but generally, expect the total cost for a four-year management quota B.Tech program, including tuition and hostel fees, to range from 8-30 lakhs or more. This cost can vary significantly based on the college, program, and the specific management quota structure.

An education in both B.Com (Bachelor of Commerce) and Sports Management helps people develop special skills that can lead to many career options both in India and other countries. After the IPL, ISL, Pro Kabaddi and Khelo India programs, the sports industry has widened in India, creating higher demand for working in sports management.

A B.Com degree helps you build strong skills in accounting, finance, marketing, business law and economics, all of which are useful and important for any career in business. By learning Sports Management, you gain both business and financial knowledge as well as an understanding of the sports industry.

A B.Com in Sports Management can lead to various work opportunities.

Sports Marketing Executive

Event Manager in Sports Leagues and Tournaments

Team Manager/Coordinator

A Sports Sponsorship Manager is responsible for handling sponsorship deals.

Manager who deals with athletes’ careers

Developing Business (for sports brands like Puma, Nike and Decathlon)

Analyst responsible for finances at sports clubs or franchises

Person responsible for analyzing sports statistics.

Opportunities for Higher Study:

You could take an MBA in Sports Management, a Master of Sports Law or a Diploma in Sports Analytics to move your career forward.

Demand in this Industry:

Since India is interested in hosting the Olympics and some states are improving their local sports facilities, individuals who have both commercial and sports expertise are in demand. Such individuals attract the attention of sports federations, corporate sponsors and e-sports companies.

All in all, combining B.Com with Sports Management allows you to find a promising career, with chances of earning well and having opportunities in either the public or private areas of sports management.

Yes,(without COMEDK ) exam you can directly admission in BMS or RMIT /RVCE  under the Management quota .

Management Quota Admission Process

No COMEDK required for management quota admission.

Admissions are based on Class 12 marks and sometimes they want entrance test rank .

Yes, you can secure direct admission to BMS College of Engineering (BMSCE) , RV College of Engineering (RVCE) , and Ramaiah Institute of Technology (RMIT) through the Management Quota without participating in COMEDK or KCET entrance exams. However, each institution has specific eligibility criteria and fee structures for management quota admissions.

Management Quota Admissions in Engineering Colleges - Careers360

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Admission seats for MA Economics vary by university. In general, a college may have between thirty and sixty seats. Approximately 70–80% of these are set aside for general merit-based admissions based on academic performance or entrance exams. The remaining 20–30% are typically management quota seats, which are filled at the institution's discretion and frequently require higher fees or other requirements. For precise information on seat distribution and management quota percentages, it is best to consult the official admission brochure of the particular institution, as exact figures vary by state, university, and college.
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