Taxation

Yes, your income Certificate will help in getting some scholarships available at JIBMS in the MS programme. There are some internal scholarships available to students on the basis of need and merit about which they can know when they join the college. Anything between a 2-5 number of students gets scholarships and it is sufficient because very few people need the scholarships as JBIMS has such an affordable fee structure. Smt. Jyoti Dwivedi Memorial Scholarship Awards is one of them in which every year two MS students will be granted Rs. 100,000 each as part of the Scholarship Awards. The scholarships will be provided to second-year students to meet their education fees based on their first-year scores as well as their family's financial situation.

Yes you are eligible for Income tax practice, but it is advisable to have a little more and prolonged exposure on taxation laws in your course, this can be easily done by choosing B. CM LL.B. As your integrated course. Although it is available at many colleges, LPU has made rapid strides due to its continued exposure to students. This five year integrated programme, approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI), is recommended for those who are keen to understand taxation laws and help the business community in this task. On completion of the programme a student will be fully equipped with the required theoretical knowledge and practical experience in the field of taxation laws to become a responsible member of the legal profession. A large number of graduates also opt for various competitive exams for judicial and executive positions in Income tax department. Since the nuances of entrepreneurship are also focused upon in the programme at LPU, those interested in opening up tier own practice and law firms also benefit from the exposure. Do check your eligibility and application deadlines online though.

These two courses have different syllabus and B.Com curriculum matches more with finance and taxation part as compared with BBA. B.Com includes more of the courses which are Accounting in nature and use of software like Tally. But BBA does not have many subjects of accounts. Further, taxation can be better understood in B.Com as it has two types of taxation that is direct and indirect taxation. The taxation subjects are divided in various semesters in B.Com. So at first a person can strengthen his or her ways in accounts and then more technical Topics can be stated like taxation. You can refer the curriculum of both the courses B.Com and BBA on the mentioned link: www.pcte.edu.in.