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In simple worlds, accounting is maintaining books of records or in other words, accounting is methods for recording transactions, keeping financial records, performing internal audits, reporting and analyzing financial information to the management, and advising on taxation matters.
Yes, you can but you should have some knowledge of finance or accounting. If you want to increase your knowledge then you can join any course.
Yes, it is important to prepare for practical questions in the subject of Accounts under Management. Practical questions typically involve applying accounting concepts and principles to real-world scenarios or financial statements. They may require you to analyze financial data, calculate ratios, prepare financial statements, interpret financial statements, or make accounting entries. To effectively prepare for practical questions in accounts under management, consider the following steps:
Review the relevant concepts: Ensure you have a solid understanding of the fundamental accounting principles, such as revenue recognition, expense r... View more
After doing CS, you can do MBA for getting a good job as you have done the course of Company Secretary after B.Com, it will help you while doing MBA you can choose MBA part-time or full time if you are choosing MBA part time then you are going to do MBA in 3 years but if you choose for full-time MBA at that moment you are going to do MBA degree for only 2 years after having MBA degree with you + CS then you will easily get a job of a manager in any respective company.
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Some universities and colleges offer admissions in Bachelor or Diploma courses on the basis of merit list prepared on the basis of marks obtained in 12th standard, while other universities select students for admissions on the basis of entrance exam followed by group discussion and personal interviews. For admission in MBA in Banking & Taxation, you can opt CAT it is a national level examination conducted for selecting appropriate candidates for admissions in management courses. Eligibility for the course: or admission in Bachelor programmes, students must have passed 12th with commerce subjects like Mathematics, Economics... View more
There are many courses after 12th B.Com is a common one BBA, BCA, LLB, hotel management you can do this after 12th commerce with all these you can do CA CS or CMA if you are interested in short term courses there are many diplomas like diploma in taxation, diploma in finance and taxation, diploma in accounting, diploma in import and export, diploma in foreign exchange with all this you can learn Foreign languages also according to reports it is said that if you know the many languages many different languages your brain gets more than others who try to learn different languages you have good scope after 12th and prepare for competitive exa... View more
If you're interested in higher studies then after completing your B.Com you can do M.Com with accounts as a subject or else you can pursue CA, CS or CMA.
Just as accountants in the private sector track, analyze and report financial information for individuals, businesses and nonprofits, accountants in the public sector perform similar duties for a range of public service agencies. Government accounting is essential for transparency and efficiency. As public servants, these individuals manage budgets, expenses and revenues at the federal, state, county and city levels for organizations such as the military, law enforcement and public schools. Government jobs tend to follow a uniform hiring process with standardized position requirements and pay scales, especially at the federal level. This c... View more
<p>Accounting is the process of recording financial transactions pertaining to a business. The accounting process includes summarizing, analyzing, and reporting these transactions to oversight agencies, regulators, and tax collection entities. Luca Pacioli the 'Father of Accounting' Luca Pacioli (c. 1447 – 1517) was the first person to publish detailed material on the double-entry system of accounting. He was an Italian mathematician and Franciscan friar who also collaborated with his friend Leonardo da Vinci (who also took maths lessons from Pacioli). Accounting involves recording and managing a busines... View more
Dear Priyanga,
Every student will be getting nervous before appearing in the December exam like you. But, it is the time to relax your mind and just concentrate on what you have read till now and revise those subjects which you have prepared. Don't panic, otherwise it will affect your preparation and revision. Remember one thing that you have to give your 100%. Just ignore the thoughts which are coming to your mind while doing study. Revision will give you good marks, but panic will not. It also results into stress and affects your memory.
The final result for the Accounts subject will depend on the overall performance in both theory and practical components. The grading policies and requirements may vary by institution, so it's best to speak to your course instructor or academic advisory for more information. *note : do upvote if I was helpful and follow me to get more information in future.
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Average CMA study time for most candidates
On average, Part 1 requires 170 study hours, which you can cover in 10-13 weeks, and Part 2 takes 130 hours and 8-11 weeks. We recommend that candidates study a minimum of 12 hours each week. You can use these estimates to build a study plan that works with your schedule.
ACCA stands for the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants a leading international accountancy body. The ACCA qualification is recognised and is treated in other countries as being equivalent to their local qualification. For more visit :-
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.accaglobal.com/in/en/qualifications/glance/acca/details.html" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.accaglobal.com/in/en/qualifications/glance/acca/details.html</a> Good luck.
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CA course contain 3 levels.
CPT
IPCC
CA FINAL
If you have done M.Com with average of 55% marks or more, then you are eligible for pursuing chartered accountancy professional course under direct entry scheme, without the need to go through CA-Foundation.
You are a post graduate in commerce, and are interested in pursuing Chartered Accountancy Professional course under direct entry scheme.
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According to your query I would recommend executive MBA programme from good universities especially in finance specialisation or International business will help you to change the domain and profile, accounting line will not give you good salary options and immediate growth.
You are interested in CMA so after 12th, you should give foundation exam for CMA and during your foundation, you are going to give two groups of CMA. After clearing one group, it is necessary to give article ship for 6 months and after clearing both groups with article ship of 6 months, you have to give CMA final.
This is a skill-oriented course designed by industry experts which enables your skills in accounting and taxation through a fully hands-on training on real world cases and makes you a job ready accountant in 5 months. Since this programme is completely hands-on, you will learn software like SAP, Quickbook, Tally and Advance excel.
You don't need to take admission in ICWA. You need to register your name with Institute and you need to give their entrance that is CMA Foundation. After clearing your CMA Foundation, you need to register your name for CMA executive programme and after completing your executive program, you need to do articleship for 6 months and after completing it, you are going to get a chance for giving the final group of CMA.
<p>For the latest CMA syllabus, candidates are required to visit the official website, where they can access the most up-to-date details and relevant materials and download the latest CMA syllabus.Candidates can also visit the CMA section on Shiksha's official website where they can find and download the latest syllabus for CMA.</p><p>Candidates enrolling for the <strong>CMA 2023 exams</strong> must prepare as per the <strong>CMA new syllabus</strong> that was released inthe year 2022. <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/cost-management-accounting-chp">Cost... View more
Dear Andrew,
I personally believe that CA is a very good certification for this in addition to MBA in finance. Apart from this, CFA would be like a feather in the cap. I hope this would suffice. All the best and god bless you.
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The central government has created an all-India cadre known as Indian Cost Accounts Service, at par with class I services of the central government to advise the government on various fiscal matters. A Central Cost Accounts (CCA) pool was set up in 1961 and in 1978. The pool was converted into Indian Cost Accounts Service, which has been organised on the pattern of Participating Officers Scheme.
Out of 146 sanctioned duty posts in the service, 38 are in the office of the Chief Adviser Cost and the remaining posts are in various Ministries/Departments. Recruitment to the service is made through UPSC at class I level i.e., Assist... View more
Pros of doing ACCA-
1.Studying IFRS.
2.You would be a global CA in next few years.
3.ACCA is recognized in 178 countries.
4.More job opportunities all over the world.
5.Most probably in 33.5 years, you will have an Indian graduation (If you do) degree+ ACCA degree+ OBU (Oxford Brookes University) degree.
Cons of doing ACCA-
1.In India, ACCA is not popular. I still have a tough time explaining to people what actually I am doing.
2.Job opportunities, packages are less. More preference will be given to Indian CA any day.
3.Lack of coaching institutes for ACCA.
4.Exam fees are really high. GBP converts t... View more
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Do keep in mind what is your career plan. Sharing few tips with you. If you want to pursue a career in financial industry, then a B.Com along with some professional course in finance will help you get a job faster in the market. The time is evolving and the companies now a days are looking at candidates who have the right certificates. If you planning to work as a Treasury Manager, Investment Counselors, Financial Consultants, Manager in Export/ Import firms, Research Associate, Private Banking (RM), Derivatives Advisory, etc. Than you can check NSE Academy website <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href=&... View more
You may consult your institute, if you had registered for this through that institute. Or, you may directly go to that particular ICWAI office nearby you, with your details or you may write a mail to that institutes.
You may have the standard basic study material of accounting from ICMAI (ICWAI). You can download its softcopies from ICWAI freely.
You can read either of the following books of financial accounting by Mukherjee and Haniff or SM Inamdar. You may also have some recommended reference books from ICMAI websites.
Yes, you can do CMA (ICWA) on the basis of your 20+2. But, as a Science student, you may face difficulty to learn accounts. But, if you get good grip on it, you can be an expert in accounting. After completing CMA, you are able to maintain company accounts, manage audits, taxation, etc. , as a CMA you have huge amount of opportunities.