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Anik Verma
Guide-Level 14
Hi Sana,
There is no harm in opting an additional course. If you have interest in the same, you can surely opt it. Thanks.
There is no harm in opting an additional course. If you have interest in the same, you can surely opt it. Thanks.
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Mukul Singh Yadav
Guide-Level 13
Here are some ISO certified Tally institutes:
Rabiya Industrial Training Institute
Gencor Solution Pvt. Ltd.
First Cadd.
Rabiya Industrial Training Institute
Gencor Solution Pvt. Ltd.
First Cadd.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
Guide-Level 14
Dear Neeraj,
Learning Tally would not help you to get higher salary after MBA. Even class 12th pass out are too aware of the tally and are working on it. So, I wouldn't suggest you go for it. However, if you really want to shoot up your career to a high level after MBA (I am assuming you are doing MBA in Finance) then you need to start learning something relevant. Tools & Software like MS Excel, Access, PowerPoint and Word should be at Advanced level. Further, you need to start learning to the programme (preferably Python and R), for statistical mechanics in SAS software. Additionally, for higher career prospects, you can add the skills
Learning Tally would not help you to get higher salary after MBA. Even class 12th pass out are too aware of the tally and are working on it. So, I wouldn't suggest you go for it. However, if you really want to shoot up your career to a high level after MBA (I am assuming you are doing MBA in Finance) then you need to start learning something relevant. Tools & Software like MS Excel, Access, PowerPoint and Word should be at Advanced level. Further, you need to start learning to the programme (preferably Python and R), for statistical mechanics in SAS software. Additionally, for higher career prospects, you can add the skills
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Ayushi JainAspiring Chartered Accountant
Contributor-Level 8
Hi,
First of all, Please explain me that what kind of Job Profile you are searching in the field of Tally?
First of all, Please explain me that what kind of Job Profile you are searching in the field of Tally?
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Ayushi JainAspiring Chartered Accountant
Contributor-Level 8
Hi, I will suggest you that you should do both the courses Tally and MS-excel because now a days, It is very important to have a knowledge of ERP software like Tally as well as MS-Excel. Tally is an accounting software which is used by many companies as well as accounting firms. So if you want to do work an accountant, You must have the knowledge of Tally and as far as Excel knowledge is concerned, It is must in every job profile.
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Nitish Pahwa
Guide-Level 12
As per new law and regime, Tally with GST and Busy software are in great use. These courses are much beneficial because as per new tax laws i.e. GST Tally and Busy are important software if one wants to file through these software and can post transactions of entity in these software. Tally and Busy are easy to use and will consume less time to learn.
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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
Yes, Tally course is very helpful for B.Com students. It's a complete accounting software used to perform all accounting task quickly and with complete accuracy in short time. After doing B.Com, it's always beneficial to be different from the crowd of students by doing Tally. If I talk about job opportunities then there is a wide scope of jobs after doing Tally course with B.Com in India as well as outside India as Tally software is used worldwide. After completing Tally, students can work as an accountant in various organizations and also work individually as an entrepreneur.
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Vikash Jain
Guide-Level 14
Yes, Tally is useful and learning Tally. ERP9 is, definitely helpful, subject to how you utilize the knowledge you gained from learning it. By learning Tally. Erp9, you can become an accountant for some organisation, or utilize the knowledge for your own business, or start teaching others, or start selling the software and become a vendor, or even start customisation of Tally. ERP9. But before learning, do try and decide your goal for learning it.
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Prachi verma
Contributor-Level 8
Hi,
Tally software learning not a part of the syllabus. So Tally is not at all important in your studies. But if you want to work as an accountant, or as a finance professional, Tally knowledge is highly desirable, because many of the businesses implement Tally ERP 9 as their accounting or business administration software. Nowadays, Tally is a complete payroll software, so you will need it if you want to be an HR professional also.
Best of luck.
Tally software learning not a part of the syllabus. So Tally is not at all important in your studies. But if you want to work as an accountant, or as a finance professional, Tally knowledge is highly desirable, because many of the businesses implement Tally ERP 9 as their accounting or business administration software. Nowadays, Tally is a complete payroll software, so you will need it if you want to be an HR professional also.
Best of luck.
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