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Hi Sunil
There are a lot of options open after B.Com. They can be of three types:
1.CA,CS, CWA or banking.
2.Hotel management, Finance, Law, Civil services etc.
3.Tax advisor, Maketing, Insurance etc.
I could have mentioned more but these are considered as main option.
For admission in these course you have to pass entrance test like ICET, CAT, CPT.
You can pursue CA. You can join CA in two ways:
1.Clear 12th and apply for CPT entrance exams. If you secure 50% then you get admission in CA.
2.Do some other higher course like B.com and get admission directly.
After joining you will give your IPCC exam after 9 months. If you clear both group then you will have to join articleship under the supervision of a CA for 3 years. Thereafter you will be entitled for your final exams.
But it's totally up to you which path you want to follow and how you are going to progress.
Best of luck.

This is definitely a good field to make a career in it. To pursue MBA in this specialization the minimum qualification is Graduation and in some colleges only students from engineering or technology domain can apply. The admissions are generally on the basis of CAT, MAT, CMAT scores but some universities like UPES do conduct their own entrance exams as well.
Some of the top institutes that you can consider for this program are UPES Dehradun, Jk business school gurgaon, Aditya Institute of Management Studies and Research, Mumbai. Among these UPES is one of the finest university of India specialized for such core domain programs and have very good track record of placements. This year their Supply chain management students got placed in the E-commerce majors like Flipkart with handsome salary packages. Hope this info helps! Good luck!

Hi Rubel,
The main difference between a drama and theatre is that dramas are written versions of plays, while theatres are animated renditions of play texts. Both drama and theatre are words associated with performing arts and have a very similar meaning that is enough to confuse a lot of people. In fact, people make use of these words interchangeably, which is not correct. The differences between drama and theatre will be highlighted in this article, to enable readers to make correct usage of these words.
Drama
Drama is a word that comes from Greek Dran, which means to do or perform. It literally means action. Drama has many forms and must be construed as a generic term taking on many forms, one of which is theatre. The act or process of performing a play in front of an audience is dramatization. Drama can be an episode of life, such as 9/11, a section in a DVD library or a library of plays, or it can be a fiction full of emotions and conflicts.
Theatre
A word that is very closely linked to drama is the word theatre. Unlike drama, theatre must have three basic properties; a space to perform, actors, and an audience. In the 'space' a drama is brought to life by the ideas of a dramatist, or playwright, the ideas of a director, and the actors' skill which combine to make an audience believe that what is happening on stage -the drama- is real.
The type of theatre can be changed, by changing the three properties, for example, the space in which the actors perform.There is street theatre, in which the actors generally mark out an area of the street and perform a piece of drama whilst the audience gather round or watch a short part as they walk past. On the other hand there is rehearsed theatre; this is usually performed by highly skilled actors that perform for a living. The space that is used for this would have a large stage, seated audience, and special lighting to help the performance come to life.
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All the best.

Hi Madhav,
Eligibility criteria for becoming a school teacher in government school:
-Class XII (any subject) followed by training in polytechnics and vocational training centers or Montessori Teacher training schools
-Class XII (any subject) followed by diploma in education or Bachelors in education (B.Ed)
-Class XII (any subject) followed by B.Ed. degree after graduation. These are Trained Graduate Teachers(TGT's) and after Post-graduation are Postgraduate trained teachers(PGTs).This training is imparted in teacher's training colleges.
The Government of Delhi will also be conducting a DTET- Delhi Teacher's Eligibility Test, as per the formalities laid down by central regulating authorities . DTET is for those candidates aspiring to become primary class teachers and upper primary class teachers.
*To be a Fine arts teacher, you need to choose arts as a subject
All the best