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New answer posted•8 years ago
If I want to be a financial analyst, is CFA necessary or is M.Com enough with Udeamy course?
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Asked by Rinki

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8 years ago
Consider the information in the following table to determine if a career as a financial analyst is right for you. Degree Required Bachelor's degree typical, Master's degree often preferred
Education Field of Study Accounting, finance, statistics, mathematics, and engineering
Key Skills Analytical, co
Education Field of Study Accounting, finance, statistics, mathematics, and engineering
Key Skills Analytical, co
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New answer posted•8 years ago
Can you tell me the names of colleges in Madhya Pradesh for 6-months Diploma in corporate law, taxation law and cyber law?
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Asked by Anupam

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8 years ago
Asian School of Cyber Laws (ASCL) Pune- INR. 5,500
All India Institute of Management Studies (AIIMAS)-Chennai. INR.2,300
Bishop Cotton Women Christian Law College-Bangalore. INR. 22,000
Bharati Vidyapeeth New Law College-Pune. INR. 10,000
Bharati Vidyapeeth-Pune. NA
Central India Institute of Management
All India Institute of Management Studies (AIIMAS)-Chennai. INR.2,300
Bishop Cotton Women Christian Law College-Bangalore. INR. 22,000
Bharati Vidyapeeth New Law College-Pune. INR. 10,000
Bharati Vidyapeeth-Pune. NA
Central India Institute of Management
New answer posted•8 years ago
After 12th commerce without maths, which one should I opt: degree+ACCA or degree+ CMA USA?
212 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Abhishek

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8 years ago
CIMA or ACCA, which is better? This is a common question, but not so easy to answer. If you are more interested in the business side of accounting, and would like to gain essential management expertise, then CIMA will better prepare you for this role. ACCA, on the other hand, focuses more on advance
New question posted•8 years ago
Can I give SY B.Com from Mumbai University? I did my 12th and due to a personal issue, I was not able to give FY B.Com. Can I give SY B.Com?
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Asked by Jainam
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I am interested in doing MBA in leadership and I have no prior education about commerce. Would it be tough for me to do MBA?
27 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Unnati

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8 years ago
It won't be difficult for you if you are really interested. MBA is more of managing things rather than commerce so you need zeal to study it and will power along with confidence and interest. Try to enhance your knowledge by reading variety of material. Go for it. It is a very good course. You will
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8 years ago
Yes, you can get but you need to give entrance exams of some universities and you must have 55% marks in 12th.
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I have completed my B.Tech and currently working in sales in an e-commerce company. Will data analytics should my next move or MBA?
58 Views|Posted 8 years ago
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8 years ago
It should be your next move if you are interested in computer science with MBA with general analytical of linear equations in programmings.
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I am currently in 3rd year of BBI. Should I go for M.Com or gain work experience first?
31 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Sneha
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8 years ago
Hi Sneha!
It depends on your interest. If you wish to pursue M.Com there is no point of waiting, working and then pursuing M.Com. If post-graduation is not on your list, then I think BBI itself offers great career opportunities.
It depends on your interest. If you wish to pursue M.Com there is no point of waiting, working and then pursuing M.Com. If post-graduation is not on your list, then I think BBI itself offers great career opportunities.
