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Ashish Shirsat
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You can join a course on ERP/SAP, as companies now a days are going for automation.
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Ashish Shirsat
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It totally depends on you and your interest and your strong areas. Both have good scope.
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Ashish Shirsat
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College for CS in Delhi:
The Institute of Company Secretaries of India
Kasturi Ram College
MegaMind
ICFAINC-I CFA I National College
edusol
FICSI-Food Industry Capacity and Skill Initiative
College for CA in Delhi
Institute of Chartered Accountants Noida
Delhi Branch of NIRC of ICAI
Toppers academy
PIRON School of Business and Finance, Noida
Academy of commerce Noida.
The Institute of Company Secretaries of India
Kasturi Ram College
MegaMind
ICFAINC-I CFA I National College
edusol
FICSI-Food Industry Capacity and Skill Initiative
College for CA in Delhi
Institute of Chartered Accountants Noida
Delhi Branch of NIRC of ICAI
Toppers academy
PIRON School of Business and Finance, Noida
Academy of commerce Noida.
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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,
Guide-Level 12
Yes, you can pursue CA or CS with BBA.
It depends on your capability.
There is no problem in CA or CS.
It depends on your capability.
There is no problem in CA or CS.
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Simran Sharma
Beginner-Level 3
Yes, you can go for CA/CS without UG courses. But, it is preferable that you complete your graduation along with the professional courses.
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Shail Oberoi
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CS & CA are professional qualifications and have more weight age from a qualification perspective. It makes you a specialist in the company law/ accounts & finance domain and you can also start your own practice. Whereas MBA gives you exposure to general management principles and gives you an opportunity to explore a career in general management. Each qualification gives you a different career path. The decision here would depend a lot on your interest areas and career aspirations.
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shaniya salahuddin
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Hi,
It depends on your interest. If you want to go accounting field, CA is good for you & you're interested in business. So, CS is good for you.
Good luck!
It depends on your interest. If you want to go accounting field, CA is good for you & you're interested in business. So, CS is good for you.
Good luck!
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Shail Oberoi
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Both are professional courses with a separate career path. Keeping in mind your interest areas and skill sets you can decide what you intend to pursue. CA is more tough compared to CS. The range of job opportunities are much larger with a CA qualification compared to a CS qualification.
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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,
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CFA focuses on Investment Management and covers topics in Finance like Corporate Finance, Ethics, Equity Investments, and Derivatives, Fixed Income while preparing you for careers in Investment Banking, Research, and Portfolio Management. CFA is a simple 3 year course of three levels Level 1, 2 and 3 all the levels are a course of 1 year each.
CFA is organized by the CFA Institute (American Based Institute) globally recognised.
CFA focuses on ethics, accounting, corporate finance, equity investments, fixed income and portfolio management.
To clear CFA, you need Level 1: 42%, level 2: 46% and for level 3: 54%. Only those who complete three
CFA is organized by the CFA Institute (American Based Institute) globally recognised.
CFA focuses on ethics, accounting, corporate finance, equity investments, fixed income and portfolio management.
To clear CFA, you need Level 1: 42%, level 2: 46% and for level 3: 54%. Only those who complete three
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