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Shikher jainStudent

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You cleared CA IPCC and now, if you are willing to start ICWAI, then just fill up the form of ICWA exams and do preparation for that.

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Shikher jainStudent

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You have to complete only the final year, don't need to pass again in the 1st and 2nd year.

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Shikher jainStudent

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Yes, you can do this with your job.

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Shikher jainStudent

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Studying 2 years MBA has a greater scope than an MBA of 1 year. In the 2-year course, you will learn more about business management skills and ability to manage a business.

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rohith kola

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Okay, first you have to be clear about your future plans: i.e whether to get into a job or to start a practice. If you want to get into a job: Minimum duration: 15 months after clearing foundation.
6 months- To appear for CMA Inter
9 months - To appear for CMA Final
Practical training of minimum 6 months is necessary to appear for Final which is included in 9 months. If you want to start your practice: Minimum duration: 3.5 years after clearing foundation.
6 months- To appear for CMA Inter
9 months - To appear for CMA Final
Practical training of minimum 6 months is enough to appear for Final which is included in 9 months. But to start a pr
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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In my view, more of finance related course is better like Accounting, Investment Management, Financial Market, and Banking & Insurance. After completion of B.Com, you can apply in any organisation for the post of accountant. Every company requires the accountant to keep track of the profit and loss of their company. One must have knowledge in areas like Basic Principles of Accountancy, Cost Accounting and Management Accounting to be an accountant. Other than an accountant, there are many career options in this field. Apart from a job, you can go to CA as CA's are highly paid in India. You can also go for MBA-Finance. After MBA you can
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MAAZ ABDULLAH

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Only criteria which I see is,
Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSSC) 10+2, in any stream of this University or an examination by the University, as it is equivalent.

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shaniya salahuddin

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It depends on your interest. If you're a commerce student, so B.Com is good for you. Otherwise, if you're a non-commerce student, then BBA is good for you.
Good luck.

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