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Harshita KumariI will complete BALLB International course in 2025
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Hello Priya, So if you are interested then what do you exactly want to do? The certification course, Diploma or want to study it for your self. If you want to study it for yourself definitely you can grab materials and read it even you can work with asylums, ngo too after a knowledgeable approach. Later if you want to do a certification course then it has an age limit. Please look after that. Hope it helps you.
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Yes anyone with a Bachelor's degree can do MBA no matter whether you are a CA CS or CMA, or only a graduate.
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Vipin Bihari Yadav
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I think, you ought to have secured 60% in your exam to qualify exemption in CPT. I must warn you of one potential danger, though. I am a Chemical Engineer, who later qualified as CMA. I noticed that the brains of Graduates from Science stream are differently wired. And, as a result, it becomes intellectually challenging to grasp the fundamentals of book-keeping and financial accounts. I actually started with the books of 11th Commerce onwards in my 1st Gr CMA. This was a off-line catch-up IN ADDITION to the Course contents. Students with B.Com background are already soaked in Book-keeping and hence not many in the course (including
I think, you ought to have secured 60% in your exam to qualify exemption in CPT. I must warn you of one potential danger, though. I am a Chemical Engineer, who later qualified as CMA. I noticed that the brains of Graduates from Science stream are differently wired. And, as a result, it becomes intellectually challenging to grasp the fundamentals of book-keeping and financial accounts. I actually started with the books of 11th Commerce onwards in my 1st Gr CMA. This was a off-line catch-up IN ADDITION to the Course contents. Students with B.Com background are already soaked in Book-keeping and hence not many in the course (including
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