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Hello, It depends on your choice that what you like the most. If you have an interest in computer and programming then you can go for MCA and if you want to join business trade then MBA would be better.

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If MBA in aviation is offered by MBA schools, I am not aware of that. But just comparing the above two, MBA in HR has better prospects since in aviation you are constraining yourself to one industry rather than a specific function.

With PCB, you can't opt for B.Tech/BE computer science as for B.Tech you need to have PCM as mandatory subjects but you can surely become a programmer by opting for courses like BCA, B.Sc IT, etc. Degree along with sound technical skills will help you in achieving your goal.

Hello,
Yes, it might affect your studies, but MBA is not all about accounts, but it is about management. You can take extra classes for accounts. Make your basics stronger in accounts by revising the school curriculum. You might have not understood it in school, but you can now. It will make you confident. And at last, don't get scared a subject at all. The more scared we are the scared, it seems. So, work hard on basics and you will do well. You can also watch YouTube videos for the subject, a lot of teachers share their knowledge and make you understand one way or the other. All the best.

Hi Piyush,
Let me put my favourite option at number one i.e. MBA finance. With CA, you may go for MBA finance from a reputed and recognized university, institute or college. MBA finance will complement your CA qualification wonderfully. MBA finance will help you to develop different administrative skills which when merged with your financial skills will put you to a different level altogether. With MBA finance qualification, you'll be able to portray yourself as a professional having top management strategic, financial, business administration and business development knowledge and understanding.

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Hi Kiran,
Of course, yes, there is some paper exemption for MBA students in CMA intermediate exams. Please refer chapter website The Institute of Cost Accountants of India under student section.

Hi,
It totally depends upon your area of interest that which field you want to choose in MBA.
Both finance (Accounts) and marketing are good and provide good growth to the students.

Hi,
In my point of view, you can do MBA in marketing and also, you can go with HR.

After B.Tech, M.Tech is the most appropriate option.

Hello Fahad,
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Hello Balwinder,
Thanks for your query.
Accounts and HR are two very different specialisations. You should always take in account your interest before selecting any specialisation as you have to study the subjects for next 2 years and also it will determine your further job opportunities.
Go for HR specialisation if you have good people skills, can work in a team, be a leader, have the ability to motivate and guide people and if you are good in number crunching and accounts, you can look at the financial aspects of business decisions and work with financial data with ease then opt for accounting/ finance specialisation.

<p>Pursuing CMA Intermediate and an MBA simultaneously is feasible but challenging due to the time and effort both programs demand. CMA focuses on technical financial and accounting skills, while an MBA develops managerial and strategic competencies. Together, they enhance career prospects, especially in finance and management roles. However, balancing CMA's structured exams with MBA's ongoing evaluations requires strong time management. A practical approach is to first complete CMA and then pursue an MBA, or opt for a part-time or online MBA to manage both efficiently. Prioritizing goals and aligning the MBA specialisation with CMA ... View more

Dear student,
First of all, there is no such specific specialisation in MBA as you mentioned so if you really want to make career in taxation, go for CA not MBA as specialisations in MBA are
finance
marketing
operations
international business
Now, coming to the best business schools in Mumbai:
JBIMS
SIMSREE
KJ Somaiya
P.L Welinkar
S.P Jain
All the best.

<p>With a BSc Mathematics degree and CMA USA certification, an individual can pursue various career opportunities in the fields of accounting, finance, and management. The CMA certification equips professionals with the skills and knowledge required for strategic management and financial analysis. Some potential job roles for individuals with a BSc Mathematics degree and CMA USA certification include:</p><ol><li>Management Accountant: Responsible for financial planning, analysis, and reporting to aid in decision-making and strategic planning.</li><li>Financial Analyst: Conducts financial research, analys... View more

Hi,
Most of the specializations related to MBA are good.
It should be selected on the basis of your interest.
Finance is a good specialization. As you said that you are weak in maths & accounts, there are other specializations like HR, logistics & supply chain management.
One thing, selection of specialization is done only at the end of 1st year of MBA so that you can decide better.

Dear,
There are other options apart from finance you can perform well like:
International business,
Marketing,
Insurance,
Business analyst etc.
So consider these options and choose the best field as per your interest and calibre.
All the best.

Hello,
The ICAI Exam also known as CA exams, is conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), to produce chartered accountants in India. The ICAI conducts various examinations corresponding to different levels of the Chartered Accountancy course, in accordance with the Chartered Accountants Regulations 1988. Candidates who wish to take up Chartered Accountancy as a career, are required to enroll for the programme at ICAI and qualify all the levels of exams within a stipulated period of time to be certified as a Chartered Accountant. ICAI Examination Levels
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I think you mean MBA in finance. Yes, it does have a good career and also placements are really good if you are skilled and full of knowledge. It varies from 3-8 LPA.

Hi Sachin Patil,
You can prefer Kohinoor Business School – Mumbai and ISBR - Navi Mumbai. They are best for accounting and finance specialization.
All the best.

Yes, you can be eligible for the exam next in June. You can write at executive level.

The best way would be to check the course structure of the universities you are interested in. The two years syllabus is always shared on the website with the purpose of letting know the students, what they are going to learn.

<p>Yes, with a score of 91% marks in CBSE class 12th (Commerce), you can get admission to B.Sc (Economics) or B.Sc (Economics and Finance). Admissions primarily depend on entrance exams like CUET, SET or NPAT rather than class 12th marks alone nowadays.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

Hi
Salary opportunities for both are equal. It depends on your internship and the inputs of the college from where you pursue your course. I would suggest LPU which is the only university which aids the placements even of the LAW students. This is not done in any university. LPU caters to the all-round development of its students and nurtures it with care to boost the career to a pinnacle of ultimate success which might be the envy of many. LPU School of Law, approved by Bar Council of India was established with a view to cater to the requirements of the legal profession. Students from across the globe are being groomed here for a brig... View more

You can try Doon Business School, Dehradun. But, you need to clear the GDPI round. All the best.

You can apply for admission by contacting the office. Please mention your current situation there and they will be able to guide you. Later, if you're admitted, you'll sit for JEMAT as an entrance test.

LPU offers more than 250 programs where Law is one among them. The School of Law is governed and regulated by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and its curriculum is also provided by BCI and in order to make students top-to-date and the latest trends in the field of law, the School of Law takes initiatives to modify the curriculum as and when the need arises. Students have undergone internships at various High Courts, law firms, law chambers, commissions, corporate houses, and NGOs.

Dear aspirant, In my opinion, go for B.Sc. Economics. There are so many career options available in this field either in academics or in industry or any corporate company. There are always some points that will make one subject look greater than the other. It all comes down to your choice where you want to go. Both the subjects are equally good. The main difference between B.A. And B.Sc. in economics is that B.Sc. deals more with practical knowledge in the economic field whereas B.A. is more into theoretical aspects. It is your interest to choose B.Sc. or B.A. There are numerous career options for B.Sc. Economics students in the field of f... View more