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Phateh agrawal

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3. Management consulting.

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Deeksha Dixit

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The Master in Finance programme in Canada provides students with a solid understanding of finance and business fundamentals. The duration of this course, offered at top universities in Canada, spans one to two years. The admissions procedure for a Masters in Finance programme in Canada is as follows:
Academic Qualification: Candidates must have completed a Bachelor's degree (e. g. B.Com from an accredited university. Standardized tests: Candidates need to submit GMAT or GRE scores depending on the university to which they wish to gain admission. English language proficiency: International students need to prove their English language pr
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Since it is not possible to take advantage of the ACCA membership to get exemptions from the US CPA exam, I suggest that you target one not both. Regarding which qualification is better, it is like a question on Coca Cola vs. Pepsi: it really depends on where you plan to work. For ACCA, the application process is much simpler, and the entry barrier is lower than the CPA. However, it takes years to complete the studies and obtain membership. While ACCA is globally recognised, it is not as highly regarded outside the UK and Commonwealth countries. The US CPA is arguably the most prestigious accounting qua
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Manisha Tiwari

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MBA in finance is best among all course listed because there are many companies investing in india and all the new companies are also opening good vacancies related to finance. So doing MBA in finance will leave you with more opportunities.

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Dear student
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Pankaj

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First of all, you have to apply online for admission, and then they will contact you on the basis of your score and tell you the further process of admission.

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The Certified Management Accountant (CMA) is a prestigious certification awarded by the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) to F&A professionals who seek to advance their career in management accounting. The certification denotes expertise in financial accounting and strategic management. As MNCs set up and expand their operations in India, the need for CMAs is rising. Also, due to attractive salary packages and prestigious work profile, more and more candidates are opting for CMA certification. CMAs have applications in various functions of an organisation like decision support, planning and control. CPA Certified Public Account
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Uplift Professionals AcademyProviding study support for International Programs

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In Australia, it's CPA Australia. And outside Australia, in the whole wide world. It's CPA (USA). CPA USA is widely recognized in almost every country whereas CPA Australia is confined to Australia and a few countries only. The Australian CPA would take you 3/4 years to qualify, while the US_CPA would take you just 6/8 months if you are focused.

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Asif Khan

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CPA is a 4-hour long exam that is divided into four sections. These sections are created to assess the skills and knowledge of candidates. A candidate must finish all sections within the 18-month testing window. You can take up any section in any order during one open testing window. You can take any number of exams during the same window but you are not allowed to take one section twice in the same testing window. In case, you fail one part of the exam, you would not be able to retake that section until the next testing window opens.

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rekha

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Yes, you can become a CPA. There is no mandate degree requirement for CPA. CPA follows the credit system and to become eligible for the exam you must have 120 or 150 credits depending on the state you want to apply for from a NAAC recognised university.

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