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intangible assets which are not touch .for example goodwill ,patents etc.

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Accounting is the systematic and comprehensive recording of financial transactions pertaining to a business and it also refers to the process of summarizing, analyzing and reporting these transactions to oversight agencies and tax collection entities.

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Accounting and Finance covered by commerce. and both are different each other, Accounting means how to manage our books and Finance means how to arrange,where to arrange our fund for running business.

44 Views Posted 7 years ago

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A database management system 'DBMS'; is a computer software application that interacts with the user, other applications, and the database itself to capture and analyse data. A general-purpose DBMS is designed to allow the definition, creation, querying, update, and administration of databases. DBMS can be used to manage transactional databases, such as HR systems, banking systems and so on.There are following two good career options available in DBMS field:
(a)Database Developers: are responsible for planning, managing and maintaining database management systems. If you do any of Computer Science or IT graduation degree, you will able... View more

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Accounts subject is a very strong subject. There are lots of options in this field. Firstly, you should find out your skills and interest in this field. Then, select any option. There are many courses as Auditing, Budget analysis, Business strategy, Financial Accounting, Financial Reporting, Information Systems, International Accounting, Management accounting, Tax accounting, Risk management, Quantitative Analysis, Behavioral Finance, corporate Finance, Financial Markets, Venture capital , ACCA, Accounting Law and Foundation, Accounting, Book Keeping & Payroll Administration , Secretarial & office work & Training Course,... View more

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With the rapid growth in economy, careers in finance and accounts have gained tremendous popularity and the most prestigious career option in this field is that of Chartered Accountant or Company Secretary. Both are dynamic, challenging and rewarding profession. The decision whether to take CA or CS depends mainly on the individual interests.
Chartered Accountants deal with the management of money and provide financial advice. They maintain records of financial transactions which every organisation is required to keep by law and also carry out company audits. Chartered Accountants earnings depend on the position in a comp... View more

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There are many accounts courses which you can pursue and take a good job like management, accounting, cost accounting and many computer course institution which you can join. But, you can decide the courses you'd like more and want to understand more.

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Costs of a lower monetary value, like meals or ticket prices that are grouped together on a balance sheet.

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An accounts assistant also called an accounting assistant, is an entry-level position that includes working with payroll, accounts receivable, accounts payable and inventory. These positions can be in corporations, small businesses or partnerships.You need to pursue B.com and then opt for professional accounting courses.

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You have any options in commerce field and you can choose any of them:
B.Com
BBA
BBM
BCA
BCS
And other than these you have CA, CS, CMA, Hotel management, social working and bachelors degree like mass communication, photography courses and many other computer courses.

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ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants). And the duration of this is Two years. But, ACCA has two exam sessions per year and students can sit a maximum of four papers in a session. And you also need three years practical work experience before you can become an ACCA member and be considered a qualified Accountant, the qualification takes a minimum of 3 years to complete. Thanks.

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Dear Amresh,
According to me you should pursue degree rather than any short term course.If you are good in maths and accounts than go for this kind of degree ( CA or ICWA , MBA- finance) because in return to this education you will get the Good profile and salary too.
If you start your career after any short term accounting course than your growth will not go beyond at particular limit you should pursue further education for the future growth in knowledge as well as in your career.
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I would suggest you to first identify your area of interest. This is because there are many courses you can opt for depending upon your interest. For instance, if you have interest in cost accounting, then you can go for CMA, if corporate law interests you, you may opt for company secretary course. Furthermore, you can also have a look at executive MBA since you have more than 5 years of experience. In my opinion, career choice should not solely depend upon income prospects. Moving into a career that interests you will give you much more satisfaction.

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There are various courses that can be done after BAF. It's upon you in which you are interested. I know some few courses you can have a look on Google. Courses are- CMA (i.e. ICWA), ACCA, CFA, FRM, CAIA, etc. These all course are related to accounts. Have a look once and than decide.
All the best Faizal.!!

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Please specify the course.

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Features of computerised accounting are as follows:
1. Huge data storing capacity
2. No need to maintained books of account
3. Maintaining of stock accounts
4. Preparation of trial balance, balance sheet and profit and loss account.

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CAT means Certificate in Accounting Technician. It is offered by ICMAI (ICWAI). It is good for all commerce graduates. If you are not good in computer basics, then I will suggest you to pursue ADCA i.e. advance Diploma in computer application in finance and account from recognized training institutes and CAT from ICMAI.
All the best.

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both are good field and very connected to each other for example if you are going for software it means you are going to join an IT company in which you will work and all the expenses which will company bear for your will be maintain in accounts section on the other side in same company you are as an accountant then you will need IT person to help you to maintain your records.
so both are good and growing sector but the matter is your area, your strength & your mind make up which will help you to take good decision.
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As you have a keen interest in subjects related to finance, you can pursue MBA in finance from IIMs, IFMR, or NIBM. These are few of the reputed institutes.

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<p dir="ltr">CPA is the highest course in Accounting.</p><p dir="ltr">The Certified Public Accountant course is a globally recognized professional certification for accounting professionals, primarily offered by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA).&nbsp;</p><p dir="ltr">CPA course is considered one of the highest credentials in the field of accounting, covering areas such as auditing, taxation, financial reporting, and business environment concepts.&nbsp;</p>

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No difference, both the courses are same. They have just changed their name, ICWA (Institute of cost and works accountant of India) changed its name in to The Institute of Cost Management Accountants of India (ICMAI) and also ICWA course changed into CMA course.
They are two different words used to describe one single thing. ICWAI stands for Institute of Cost and Work Accountant of India whereas CMA stands for Cost Management Accounting. There are 3 stages in ICWA course i.e., MA Foundation, Inter and Final.
If anyone wants to do cost management accountants then they should complete these three stages of ICMAI course. Students who... View more

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The admission process for the Certified Management Accountant CMA Exam involves several steps. Here's an overview of the process:
Meet the Eligibility Requirements: Before applying for the CMA Exam candidates must meet the eligibility requirements set by the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA). The requirements include having a Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution and completing two years of relevant work experience. Register for the CMA programme: Candidates must register for the CMA programme by creating an account on the IMA website and paying the registration fee. This gives candidates access to study materials, e... View more

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As per the schedule, the ICMAI CMA Foundation examination will be held on July 2, 2023. While the Intermediate and Final exams will be held between July 1 to July 8, 2023. last date to fill the application form for CMA is June 2023 examination session is January 31. candidates can fill out the CMA application form online at icmai. In.

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After completing your CMA, you will get a job as a:
Finance Manager
Financial Analyst.
Financial Controller
Financial Accounting Manager.
Senior Finance Manager.
Deputy General Manager.
Finance Director.
In this year, there are few vacancies for govt. job for CMA students. Jobs are in:
Broadcast Engineering Consultants India Limited
EDCIL
Madhya Pradesh Power Management Company Limited
Zila Parishad, Banswara government of Rajasthan
Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan
Oriental Insurance Company Limited
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited
Energy Efficiency Service limited
Insurance Regula... View more

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You can opt out for Delhi University, Jawahar Lal Nehru University, if you can prepare and clear the entrance exams of these Universities. If you wish to go for private Universities, then I would recommend you University School og Business, Chandigarh University. It is widely regarded as one of the best Commerce Colleges in Punjab, India, University School of Business nurtures a new generation of commerce graduates who can deliver outstanding results in the evolving sector through their hard work and integrity. At USB, principled and performance-ready workforce is cultivated under the effective mentorin... View more

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The Certified Management Accountant CMA Exam is divided into two parts, and each part covers a different set of topics. Here's a brief overview of the syllabus for each part:
Part 1:
External Financial Reporting and Decisions: Understanding financial statements, analyzing and interpreting financial statements, and decision analysis. Planning, Budgeting and Forecasting: Budgeting concepts and forecasting techniques, strategic planning, and budgeting methodologies.
Performance Management: Cost and variance measures, responsibility accounting, and performance measures. Cost Management: Cost concepts, cost behavior, and cost-volum... View more

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There is no such difference between ICWAI and CMA. They are two different words used to describe one single thing. ICWAI stands for Institute of Cost and Work Accountant of India whereas CMA stands for Cost management accounting. Apart from the literal meaning there is no difference at all.

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