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Hi Raj,
There are some things that you should bear in mind before they appear for the exams. They are:
*Read your notes and practice writing it down everyday.
*First tackle the hard part and then get to the easy part. You will be able to cover all their portions this way.
*Studying sample papers of the preceding years will help you stay informed about the syllabus as well as the latest changes in the question pattern.
*Always be prepared to work hard and put up a systematic study plan
You may refer the books below:
Universal Self Scorer Biology for AIPMT, AIIMS, AFMC & Various Medical Entrance Exams
Oswaal Chapter Wise Solutions CPMT
Concepts of Physics by H.C.Verma
Dinesh A to Z in biology Class XI and XII
Concise Inorganic Chemistry byJ.D. Lee
Deepthi publications
Vijaya publications
Guikawad publication
N C E R T books
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Hi Megha,
There are several courses which you can do along with your B.Com. The choice depends on your area of interest.
CRISIL CAP (Certified Analyst Programme)
It is a two years course entry level Programme. It combines Course work
Job assignments and Interactive seminars. It deals with Commerce
Banking & Finance
Certificate Programme on capital market (CPCM)
a three-month part-time course for those interested in capital markets.
Certificate Course in Insurance Salesmanship: You can pursue this diploma if you are interested in Insurance field.
Other Diplomas:
Diploma in Financial management
Diploma in Banking
Diploma in marketing Management
Diploma in Human Resource Management
If you are interested in acquiring Computer Knowledge
then you can go for Basic courses in Computer such as MS Office
Tally.
If you are interested in creative field then the course options are : Interior Designing
Fashion Designing
Mass Communication
Creating Technology
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Hi Anvesh,
SAP is an ERP software where you can train in either the technical (coding and administration) or the functional (industry verticals like Finance, Manufacturing etc) side of it. Your education and work experience play a very important role in choosing a SAP module.
For a finance vertical you can opt for a specialisation in FI Financial Accounting, CO Controlling (cost management), AM Asset Management, PS Project Systems. SAPs training partners in India are - Siemens Information Systems Limited, Genovate Solutions (I) Pvt. Ltd, Delphi Computech Pvt Ltd., VC ERP Consulting Pvt. Ltd, Kauf Solutions India Pvt. Ltd, Boston Software Consultants India Pvt Ltd, BITECH and Cognizant Technology Solutions India Private Limited.
Ideally, a work experience of a couple of years is recommended before training in the functional aspects of SAP. There are many opportunities for SAP Certified professionals with leading IT organizations which are into SAP Consulting solutions worldwide and firms that have implemented SAP.
Please see this link for more information on their training partners and courses - www.sap.com or www.simplysap.com.
If you really want good return on investments then please do your training through an Authorized SAP training centre as these programs are high priced you should not waste your money and time by doing it through some unauthorized Institute. For the details on Authorized SAP centres please check the link below:
http://tinyurl.com/yfgs246
Also check this link:
http://tinyurl.com/yc82gx9
SAP program can be done along with the job on part time basis. To work on SAP module you need to earn the SAP certification without which you would not be able to work on SAP as a trainee.
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