Can 10+2 commerce students become pilot?
i'm not sure exactly what you mean but i will do my best. being a pro pilot major myself, take it from me, anyone can learn to fly, a pilot is trained to avoid and if need be recover from emergency situations. give it a try you might be surprised at how much fun becoming a pilot can be. by the way two flight schools i recommend are 1) embry-riddle which is located in the daytona florida area and 2) is the community college of beaver county which is located roughly 20 minutes north of pittsburgh, they are affordable and have a very good aviation program, in fact there is a two year waiting list to get into the air traffic control program, they offer two aviation programs, air traffic controller and commercial pilot. keep in mind not everyone can get accepted, especially to embry-riddle, these are just a few flight schools though, there are plenty more. google it if you wish. good luck!
What options do Commerce students have In NIFT. Details please.?
Yes, you'll have to wait an entire year if you want to get into NIFT because admissions in NIFT is based on the student's performance in its entrance exams and NIFT written entrance exam for July 2011 session was on 20th feb. You have missed it. About options for commerce students in NIFT: There are 2 types of UG courses offered, B.Des & B.FTech. For B.Des, it doesn't matter what subjects you have studied in 11th & 12th. Admissions are done on the basis of written entrance exam and situation test. The eligibility to apply for the entrance exam is passed marks in 12th and you should not have reached the upper age limit (which is 23 years). Following types of BDes are offered at NIFT: B.Des. (Fashion Design) B.Des. (Leather Design) B.Des. (Accessory Design) B.Des. (Textile Design) B.Des. (Knitwear Design) B.Des. (Fashion Communication) For B.FTech (Apparel Production), one should have taken PCM in 11th & 12th. So, this option is not for commerce students. If you are going to apply for NIFT next year, then, remember that the application forms of NIFT entrance exams are usually available from third week of November to last week of December or first week of January and the entrance exam is usually conducted in second or third week of February. Hope I helped...Good Luck :)
What do you study in Commerce??
Commerce is very interesting subject.In Commerce, we study subject areas such as Accounting, Finance, Management and Marketing . By doing this subject u wll be able to run a business which makes u rich definately. u need to have academically-strong student who have graduated from a recognized secondary school, student who have completed an university preparatory curriculum to a satisfactory standard, and student in good standing at recognized post-secondary institutions. u can check this link in order to check wth all u need to get in to. https://you.ubc.ca/ubc/vancouver/admissions.ezc All the Best.
Wanna learn commerce,investments,shar... mkt,terminology..need guidance?
hi, i am a science student. currently i am working in an company & have gathered enough money to invest. being a science student i have no knowledge of commerce field. i dont even know the meaning of tears like equity,CAPS,MIDCAPS or stuffs that an MBA student would know. i have to wait to pursue my MBA as i am currently focusing on my job. but i would like to know the teriminology,jargon used in commerce field. i would like to know how to invest in share market. i would like to know everything from scratch because i am novice in this field or you can say i am completely ignorant about all these things. can anyone help me with this. i have searched site but they are like for those who have some knowledge about commerce fields & know the terminology. can anyone provide me with some good links that would help me understand every thing from scratch all the definations & meanings & how to deal in share market,knowlede on taxes,on how to read balance sheets. tnx.
What can I do after 12th class in commerce?
1. Work really hard in class 12 get a percentage above 96, get admission in tier 1 DU college . Placements from SRCC can fetch you good package of around 6-10 lakhs and even above. While from other colleges you can get selected in likes of EY and KPMG for a package of around 2.8-3.3 lakhs p.a plus they offer to sponsor CPA and ACCA courses.Apart from Bcom one can go for BMS(Bachelor in Mgmt. Studies) or BBA or Bachelor in Journalism.2. Complete your graduation in the above manner and simultaneously prepare for jobs in banking, SSC etc. The package for SBI POs is very good. The job is demanding but the pay and prestige compensates for it. After graduation one can go for CDS for entering in indian armed forces.3. In the above plan you can substitute govt job preparation with CAT.4. If you have particular interest in Maths you can pursue Actuarial courses. It is an emerging career option but because of limited awareness about it, the competition is lower than other options.5. Civil Services6. The integrated management program offered by IIM Indore. The fee is very high around 19 lakhs if I remember correctly for 5 year integrated degree. You'll have to check out the placement scenario.7. Do B.Com then M.Com and P.Hd from a reputed institution. Clear NET and you'll be able to become a professor in any Govt. University or private but the former is usually better. The job is stress free, you get to enjoy a lot of holidays and of course the good pay and prestige.I have tried to cover as many options as possible but there'll be other career streams too based on your personal interest.The thing is one has to work hard you either work hard before a job in studies which lands you a good job where you may still have to work hard but the pay’ll be good or you have to work hard in a low paying job to climb up the ladder by equipping yourself with new skills so you don’t become obsolete in the job market. I don’t think stream is a constraint once you have figured out what are you good at.Hope this helps!!Good luck!!
UT Dallas or Texas A&M Commerce?
Hi, I am department head of computer science at Texas A&M University-Commerce. On behalf of the Computer Science faculty and staff, I may confidently say that admission into our program is the first step toward becoming a part of an ever-growing network of highly talented and respected technical professionals. Our degree program is the first computer science program established in the State of Texas in 1971, our department currently offers a BS degree in Computer Science, a BS degree in Computer Information Systems, and MS programs in Computer Science and Computational Science, built around a set of core and elective courses that support diverse technical concentration tracks such as software and systems engineering, mobile applications and programming, databases and data mining, artificial intelligence, network and computer security, high performance computing, bio-informatics, image processing, and intelligent information systems. With research opportunities in addition to the broad range of academic courses, we are sure that you will learn and experience in-depth, state-of-the-art technologies in computer science. More detailed information for our department is available at: http://www.tamuc.edu/cs. Most, if not all, of our graduates usually get a job no later than 3-6 months after graduation. A few selected employers among 200+ potential employers of our graduates include L3 communications (Greenville TX), Lockheed Martin (Fort Worth), Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Alcetel-Lucent, Nasdaq Data Systems, Aerostar (Sulphur Springs, TX), Nortel (Richardson), and Boeing. Very often students seeking degrees in computer science get summer internships from these and other companies, as well. Further, A&M-Commerce was recently ranked #47 on a list of low-cost colleges and universities with high starting salaries for graduates compiled by AffordableCollegesOnline.org. Over 4,000 colleges and universities were surveyed. A&M-Commerce is the only university located in Dallas and in the Northeast Texas region of the State that received recognition in this ranking. This indicates that our university gives a great deal of value to the student success. Please feel free to contact us if you should have any question about our program. Philip (Sang) Suh-
SAP FI-CO for ACCA student?
Having an SAP qualification will be an advantage when applying for a job but it will not be 'the main criteria' that your potential employer is looking for. What really matters to them is how much knowledge you have in a particular industry. For example accounting skills, marketing knowledge etc. Therefore getting some work experience before doing an SAP course sounds a very wise thing to do.