Accounting & Commerce

Taking from non-collegiate or a collegiate but not a regular status in one college to a regular status in another college especially in the same university or to another university is possible through several considerations and ways. Here’s a guide on how you can approach this situation:Here’s a guide on how you can approach this situation:   1. Check University Policies  Rajasthan University Policies:   Check out the measures taken by Rajasthan University on the conversion of non-collegiate to regular status. Students can obtain this information on the university’s website, or from the university’s academic office.  Inter-Collegiate Transfer Rules:   If you are planning to transfer to the target college then try to know if the college has certain policies that can allow students to transfer directly to its normal programme from other colleges.  2. Contact the Current College  Request Information:  Talk to the office of your current college’s administration or academic affairs office to know whether transferring from non-collegiate is possible and how it is done.  3. Contact the Target College

To get a dream job after completing a BCom from MANUU, students need to focus on a mix of practical and personal skills. On the practical side, understanding accounting and finance is key. Learning to use tools like Excel and accounting software, such as Tally, will be helpful. Knowledge of tax laws and basic economics will also make a difference.Personal skills like clear communication, problem-solving, and attention to detail are just as important. These skills help in working well with others and handling tasks effectively. Managing time well and being adaptable are also crucial for success.Doing internships during the course can give students real-world experience and help them apply what they’ve learnt. Joining workshops and seminars can keep them updated with the latest industry trends and build a network, which can lead to more job opportunities after graduation.

After completing a BCom from MANUU, students can expect a variety of career opportunities across different industries, including finance, banking, accounting, and consulting. Graduates often secure roles such as financial analysts, accountants, tax consultants, auditors, and investment bankers. Entry-level positions typically offer salaries ranging from INR 3 to 5 LPA, depending on the industry and specific job profile.The banking and financial services sector is a major employer, with opportunities in both public and private sector banks. Accounting firms and corporate finance departments also provide strong prospects, particularly for students who pursue additional qualifications like CA, CS, or CFA. Many graduates opt to further their education with an MBA, which can open doors to managerial roles.