Accounting

Hi,
Every college has its own admission/eligibility criteria. Please refer link below for the detailed information on the colleges for Mass Communication & Media:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/?q=Mass+Communication+&+Media&s[]=7&sa=^0^0^0^0^7^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^s:7&rf=searchwidget&tk=mass+

Hi,
Please confirm whether you are planning to enrol for the foundation programme or you are eligible for the executive programme (if in case you are exempted from the foundation programme).
Please refer the link below of the ICSI website for detailed information:
https://smash.icsi.in/Scripts/Registration/Instructions.aspx?ID=R1

Hi Akshay,
After B.Sc in maths, you can pursue M.Sc in Physics. If you have studied physics as allied in UG, M.Sc in psychology, applied physics, applied psychology, and agricultural statistics are best options.
All the best for your future.

Yes, you are eligible for the Railways Exams. If you completed the B.Sc. In the Computer Science Subject. This year government has announced several vacancies in the Railways. The Railways has announced around 26000 posts in the RRB ALP and around 62000 vacancies in the Group D Posts. There are many other fields in Railways you can make a career in. Railways are the biggest organisation that provides jobs in huge amount. Some other Departments are
RRB NTPC also known as Non-Technical Posts:
RRB JE & SSE
RRB Group D
https://www.eduncle.com/railway-rrc-group-d-recruitment-vacancy
RRB ALP Department

Hi Joel,
The difference between finance and accounting or finance and taxation is that accounting focuses on the day to day flow of money in and out of a company or any other firm, institution. And finance and taxation term for the management of assets and calculate the tax and planning for future.

After B.Com, you can opt for CA and go for an accounting job.

Just focus on your CS foundation exam. Do well in the same, and make a good career for yourself.

Both the courses are different, in accounts, you are going to study about all past transactions and in finance, you are going to study about past and future transactions. In finance, you are going to study about financial planning, budget and many more.

Hi there,
LL.B. Regular course has more privileges than from open university as the courses from a regular college are recognised by the Bar council and also you get to be eligible for the BAR exam only when you have a law degree in regular. So, you must chose a regular college for purpose of securing a law degree.

College is just a platform. But, if you are in a good college like BITS, IIT NIY, definitely the environment of that colleges will help you brother. And of course, all this depends on you, how you will spend your four years of B.Tech. That will decide how good you will be in your stream. Colleges have their own syllabus and foundation, but it's not a big issue many of friends are doing so good that they learned so much in this field to make themselves better engineer. You also can learn by any means anywhere.