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New answer posted•6 years ago
Hi iam pursuing 3rd year bct and CA degree am I capable to pursue MBA in food and agri at IIM and I don't have Science stream in my 12th.
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Asked by Sanjeev
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6 years ago
Hi,
Yes, you can do MBA. But little bit tough so you can give more efforts. Good luck.
Yes, you can do MBA. But little bit tough so you can give more efforts. Good luck.
New answer posted•6 years ago

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6 years ago
Hi Aman, As it seems that you're from the commerce background, then I would suggest considering a few short-term certifications courses that surely help you with your career building!
For that a few training programs, I want to recommend which includes the training along with the certification as wel
For that a few training programs, I want to recommend which includes the training along with the certification as wel
New answer posted•6 years ago
I have completed B.Com from Delhi university and also cleared CA ipcc group 1. am I eligible for CPA.
315 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Diksha

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6 years ago
Inorder to appear for the exam, you'd need 120 credits. With B.Com you will have 90 credits. You would need to clear both the groups of IPCC to get 30 credits. Once you clear your group 2 IPCC exams, you'll be able to take up the exams.
New answer posted•6 years ago
I am in class 10th right now, I wanted to know how I should prepare myself to make CPA my future?
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Asked by Rishabh

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6 years ago
You just need to get a hang around the accounting basics and you will be good to prepare and test for the CPA Exams. Also, if you're committed on writing the CPA try getting your self into a NAAC A university for your Bachelors degree (specialising in accounting, finance, commerce field. ).
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6 years ago
No there are negeligible chance of geeting GGDSD College. But you can try for PGGC11,46, MCM DAV
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New answer posted•6 years ago
is there any advantage for students who have kept mathematics in class 12th for bcom hons course in s.d?
29 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Ishita

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6 years ago
Yes definitely Maths increase your percentage by 3 to 4% in the admission process.
New answer posted•6 years ago

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6 years ago
Yes, you can do M.Des course on the basis of your B.Com from NIFT and NID. For more information please visit the following.
1. https://www.nift.ac.in/
2. http://www.nid.edu/.
1. https://www.nift.ac.in/
2. http://www.nid.edu/.
New answer posted•6 years ago
What do you mean by CFA and CPA? Is it a professional degree? Which one has a better scope in future? How can I pursue it?
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Asked by Dkshth
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6 years ago
CFA or Chartered Financial Analyst is a credential that is offered as a part of the CFA programme. Apart from being a programme which is recognised globally, CFA provides its holders with a strong foundation of skills in investment analysis, portfolio management as well as the practical knowledge th
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6 years ago
You can think of taking up the following courses:
Chartered Accountant CA India) CA is a renowned course within commerce folks in India. The Certificate issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India - ICAI, is a 3 level exam spread over 4-5 years on an average that provides a deep underst
Chartered Accountant CA India) CA is a renowned course within commerce folks in India. The Certificate issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India - ICAI, is a 3 level exam spread over 4-5 years on an average that provides a deep underst