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New answer posted•8 years ago

Which professional course is better among CA, CS, CWA and CFA?

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Asked by Rajat
Lamya Kaushik
8 years ago
CFA focuses on Investment Management and covers topics in Finance like Corporate Finance, Ethics, Equity Investments, and Derivatives, Fixed Income while preparing you for careers in Investment Banking, Research, and Portfolio Management. CFA is a simple 3 year course of three levels. Level 1, Level

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New answer posted•8 years ago

Can you tell about CFA?

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Asked by Priyanka
Lamya Kaushik
8 years ago
Step 1: Gather all the knowledge you can about the programme. (Don’t worry I am not going to make you work so hard I will tell you all about it.)
Eligibility: The very first thing that you need to know is that whether you are eligible to take the exams or not. To be eligible for the exams you must:
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New answer posted•8 years ago
Lamya Kaushik
8 years ago
The main differences between a CPA and CMA is that a CMA has mix expertise in financial accounting and strategic management. This certification essentially expands on financial accounting by adding management skills which enable CMAs to make strategic business decisions based on financial informatio

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New answer posted•8 years ago

Which is a better course to pursue among ACCA and CFA?

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Asked by Saloni
Lamya Kaushik
8 years ago
Both courses have different work profiles. Someone who is interested in Accounting, Auditing, Tax consulting, Book keeping should go for ACCA. Someone who is interested in investment banking, portfolio management, and equity research should go for CFA. Now, a quick comparison between the two.
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New answer posted•8 years ago
Lamya Kaushik
8 years ago
CFA focuses on Investment Management and covers topics in Finance like Corporate Finance, Ethics, Equity Investments, and Derivatives, Fixed Income while preparing you for careers in Investment Banking, Research, and Portfolio Management. CFA is a simple 3 year course of three levels Level 1, 2 and

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Lamya Kaushik
8 years ago
You are eligible, if you are in the final year of your Bachelor’s programme or already have a Bachelor’s degree, or have professional working experience that totals up to 4 years. Below is the CFA eligibility criteria course in India. Current MBA students/MBA aspirants:
B.Com / M.Com students
CA aspir

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Lamya Kaushik
8 years ago
Today is a time when educational certification in major subjects is no longer an option, but is a mandatory document for one's career. Chartered Financial Analyst designation can come as a sigh of relief for everyone interested in the Finance field. A post Graduate Degree in Finance like CFA program

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Lamya Kaushik
8 years ago
Yes, you can apply.
No, you cannot jump the levels. It is mandatory to give all the levels.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
S
8 years ago
If you take commerce stream, then you will be get a good job in this stream.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
S
8 years ago
Hi Charan!
You can visit the official website of AMCAT and view the details https://www.myamcat.com/.

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