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Saju Kunnil

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Accounting is an art of recording, classifying and summarising in a significant manner, and in terms of money, transactions and events which are in part at least, of a financial character and interpreting the result there of.By analysing this definition you will find the objective as:Recording of transactionsAnalysing of transactionsSummarising of transactions

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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BBA graduates get an entry-level supervisory and junior management positions in various types of industries in different management functions. In order to grow in career, a BBA graduate would require an MBA to move up the ladder. As you want to start a job in the field of accounting after BBA, you are advised to increase your employability by doing courses in Telly, SAP FICO or Advanace MS Excel XCEL etc.

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You may have the standard basic study material of accounting from ICMAI (ICWAI). You can download its softcopies from ICWAI freely.
You can read either of the following books of financial accounting by Mukherjee and Haniff or SM Inamdar. You may also have some recommended reference books from ICMAI websites.

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If you are in 12th standard then after 12th you can prepare for CPT, CS foundation or CWA course as it will help you in your future.

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Some subjects are different in these courses, much difference is not there.

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Hi,
Any certification programme like SAP will be helpful if you keep good knowledge of accountancy. Probably, you may not pursue SAP in accountancy. However, from recognised institutes, you may opt some of the short term Diploma courses like ADCA, i.e. Advance Diploma in Computer Application including Tally. You may pursue another graduation to improve your academics like BA in economics. Thereafter, you can have good career prospects.

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SAP Financials: Financial Accounting
SAP skills in financial accounting are in high demand, so there's no better time to enroll in this online SAP certification course.
This self-paced course can be completed in/under six months, and is ideal for consultants responsible for implementing financial accounting with SAP ERP financials.
This SiERP course will train you in everything you need to know to pass the SAP exam that qualifies you to be anSAP Certified Application Associate Consultant - Financial Accounting.

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