Accounting

Taking admission in a regular college for BBA would be more beneficial if you want to do MBA or choose a career in Marketing, Sales and Finance or be an entrepreneur. For the benefit of students passing out of school in 2020, If you can't get admission in DU and you wish to pursue BBA you could apply to various private colleges in Delhi that offer regular and quality BBA courses. For example, IILM offers BBA in association with Monroe College, New York. The students get an opportunity to realise their study abroad dreams wherein they receive an internationally accredited degree in India itself. Students will be registered at Monroe College in New York on taking admission at IILM. Students will have access to the Learning Management System of Monroe College and to their student community. At the end of the three-year programme they will be awarded a Monroe college degree right here at the IILM campus in India. Student may transfer to Monroe college in New York at any time and continue with the studies without any interruption. Curriculum and semester system at IILM run parallel as in Monroe College in New York. For more information visit monroe. Iilm. Edu or contact the Admissions team.

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I think, you ought to have secured 60% in your exam to qualify exemption in CPT. I must warn you of one potential danger, though. I am a Chemical Engineer, who later qualified as CMA. I noticed that the brains of Graduates from Science stream are differently wired. And, as a result, it becomes intellectually challenging to grasp the fundamentals of book-keeping and financial accounts. I actually started with the books of 11th Commerce onwards in my 1st Gr CMA. This was a off-line catch-up IN ADDITION to the Course contents. Students with B.Com background are already soaked in Book-keeping and hence not many in the course (including the Faculty) can understand the lost feeling the Engineers have to go through. Its not difficult. Its not impossible. But, better be forewarned. And then, as a CA you ought to be more proficient in Financial Accounts than a CMA. Best wishes!