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Sahil Rana
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Certificate Courses in either of Banking; Office Automation; Operations Research with Applications in Engineering and Management; Applied Managerial Economics; Central Excise; Derivatives; Financial Accounting & Taxation; Income Tax; Micro Finance; Personal Management; Phonetics; Certificate Course in Stock Market; VAT; Vedic Mathematics; Accounting; Tally; Chartered Financial; Analyst Equity Research; IFRS Certification - ICAI; Post Graduate Certificate in Investment Banking
All these are the opportunities for you after M.Com.
All these are the opportunities for you after M.Com.
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Sahil Rana
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You can opt-out any one of the following according to your interest :
Certificate Course in Banking, Stock Market, Derivatives, Income Tax
Certificate in Banking. Certificate in Stock Market. Certificate in Derivatives. Certificate in Income Tax. Certificate in Accounting. Certificate in Micro Finance. Certificate in Investment Banking.
Certificate Course in Banking, Stock Market, Derivatives, Income Tax
Certificate in Banking. Certificate in Stock Market. Certificate in Derivatives. Certificate in Income Tax. Certificate in Accounting. Certificate in Micro Finance. Certificate in Investment Banking.
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Sahil Rana
Guide-Level 15
Hi,
You can look for higher study options like:-
Doctor of Philosophy in either of Banking & Finance; Business Economics; Commerce; Corporate Secretary ship; Financial Studies; Statistics. Certificate Courses in either of Banking; Office Automation; Operations Research with Applications in Engineering and Management; Applied Managerial Economics; Central Excise; Derivatives; Financial Accounting & Taxation; Income Tax; Micro Finance; Personal Management; Phonetics; Certificate Course in Stock Market; VAT; Vedic Mathematics; Accounting; Tally; Chartered Financial; Analyst Equity Research; IFRS Certification - ICAI; Post Graduate Certific
You can look for higher study options like:-
Doctor of Philosophy in either of Banking & Finance; Business Economics; Commerce; Corporate Secretary ship; Financial Studies; Statistics. Certificate Courses in either of Banking; Office Automation; Operations Research with Applications in Engineering and Management; Applied Managerial Economics; Central Excise; Derivatives; Financial Accounting & Taxation; Income Tax; Micro Finance; Personal Management; Phonetics; Certificate Course in Stock Market; VAT; Vedic Mathematics; Accounting; Tally; Chartered Financial; Analyst Equity Research; IFRS Certification - ICAI; Post Graduate Certific
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Manish Motwani
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There are various certifications available online for various management and business related courses. I would suggest to check, edx, coursera, stanford online etc.
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Mansi tolani
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Hello,
While preparing for IIT JAM within a short time span, be clear about a few things which I am writing below. Follow the syllabus only, do not go beyond that. Read the basics of concepts. Learn the formulae. Know your weak areas. Avoid distractions. Refer to good study materials only. Consider it as a reality check. Keep on analyzing yourself. Make sure nothing important is left. Appear for mock tests. Keep on revising the concepts.
While preparing for IIT JAM within a short time span, be clear about a few things which I am writing below. Follow the syllabus only, do not go beyond that. Read the basics of concepts. Learn the formulae. Know your weak areas. Avoid distractions. Refer to good study materials only. Consider it as a reality check. Keep on analyzing yourself. Make sure nothing important is left. Appear for mock tests. Keep on revising the concepts.
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