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You can prepare for further studies like MBA, Masters etc

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Try to understand the logic and reasoning behind accounting concepts, not just mug up rules. This will help in the long run.

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The most important thing is your interests. Think about which areas of medicine fascinate you the most, where you find patients most rewarding to treat. Do some research on the pros and cons of the different specialties.

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Cost of production includes the cost of direct materials, direct labor and factory overhead used in making a product.

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Remember further studies are always an option too. A Master’s degree could open more doors or help you specialize in a particular subject you find interesting. Think about your personal motives for pursuing further education versus jumping straight into the workforce.

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Network! Talk to seniors, alumni and faculty. Get campus placement guidance from them. Use campus placements portals to know about upcoming opportunities and preparation tips. All the best!

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Ask lots of questions! Ask your seniors and teachers to clear your doubts. They love helping earnest students.

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chill bruh, get the Big R formula in ya head , calculate dep for each year separately and add provisions as and when needed . Ya got this!

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