Accounting & Commerce

Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) is an internationally recognized course that ensures a surefire way to enter Investment banking. Once you become a Charter holder, you have access to the international career network of the CFA Institute and can actively find yourself a suitable job in another country. If you are already working in a global firm, CFA Charter can also act as a springboard for you to get global postings within your firm.
So, how shall you go about it?
Complete and clear all the exams and work towards the 48 months work experience criteria then apply for a CFA Charter.
Once you are a Charter holder, access the CFA Institute website career resource JobLine to track and apply for jobs abroad.
Alternatively, network with your local CFA Chapter members and look for postings abroad.
Subscribe to newsletters and job alerts published by job portals in other countries (e.g: SEEK.com for Australia/NZ or Gulftalent.com for UAE jobs).
Network and publicize your CFA charter on LinkedIn and other career networking websites.
Don't fail to mention the CFA Charter in your resume and use it as a keyword to get the right hits in regular job portals other than job line.
If you are already working in an MNC, you can negotiate for a global posting after qualifying.
Even if you do not have a CFA Charter, if you have at least cleared the exams, you should mention that in your resume as well.

Talking about career and job prospects in India after B.Com (Hons), it isn't having much of opportunities as there is so much of competition out there. So yes, it can be said that B.Com (Hons) is not enough for good career building. The exception is that you studied from SRCC or Hansraj that can get you placed with a package of 10 LPA or so.
Hence, it is advisable to go for post graduation or some professional qualification in order to build a career.
Talking about the job prospects abroad, it carries hardly any opportunities out there.
See, I agree that skills do matter but in order to show skills, it is essential to get a job or get an interview call which isn't easy with B.Com (Hons) degree nowadays as there are so many others with BBA and Master's degrees. And yes, companies prefer management graduates over normal graduates.

LAW OFFICER Eligibility:
A Law Officer is a person who regulates, keep in mind all the legal activities of the bank. He/she gives a compelling legal guidance in the arrangement of legal opinions, studies, reports and correspondence, as required every once in a while by different branches of the bank.
The primary duty of the officer is to help and guide that all the work of bank is complete accordance with the laws and act directed by the government.
A Law Officer also ensures that if the bank signs any contracts with individuals or companies/organizations, the companies/organizations/ individuals must be legally fit and in legally right manner. He also provides legal advice to the staff members.
The salary or the pay scale of a Law Officer is 34000-70000/-. It is the post under six specialist officer post of the IBPS exam. To appear in this exam here is a proper eligibility criteria for law officer job
Candidate must hold a university degree, i.e. he/she must be a graduate.
Candidate must have an age between 20 to 30 years.
He/she must hold an LLB Bachelor degree and enrolled with Bar Council as an Advocate.

In India, Ph.Ds operate in a three-tiered system, commencing with an undergraduate Bachelor's degree, followed by postgraduate Master's and Ph.D degrees. In some cases, candidates can do Ph.D without doing post graduation too, but they will usually be required to complete a larger coursework component when enrolling for a PhD. So, you can choose what you want to do.
Good news for CSs: There are some universities in India which have recognised the Company Secretaryship qualification as equivalent to postgraduate degree for pursuing Ph.D. Sardar Patel Universit-Gujarat, South Gujarat University-Surat, Maharishi Dayanand University-Haryana, Guru Nanak Dev University-Punjab, Punjab University-Chandigarh, Nagpur University-Maharashtra, etc., are a few names of who have recognized CS course as PG so you can go there to do Ph.D.
If I talk about benefits then you can get yourself an opportunity to go into academics and research part abroad. Even in India, if you get a good opportunity, you can enter into academics as it is also a highly rewarding career. As far as any other job is concerned, the only thing is you get the highest respect of being a Ph.D. As the financial rewards grow only with your experience.
I hope this would suffice.

You can surely pursue CS as it doesn't consist of hardcore mathematics. Yes, however, it is not exclusively maths but some or the other form of maths.
For instance, you can count accounting as a form of maths solely because it involves numbers, but the concepts and rules of accounting are by themselves independent and unique and are not mathematical.
On the other hand, advanced subjects like Costing and Financial Management are mathematical. However, be advised that these subjects make up hardly 20% of the total course and are not as focused on maths as the one's in CA or CMA.
CS moreover focuses on Company and corporate laws. It is moreover important to have a detailed knowledge of the theoretical part. Practical knowledge is important. However, a company secretary directly doesn't involve practically into accountancy work. He/she is an officer who has to keep a check and balance over the entire working of the company for efficient administration.
I hope this would suffice.

Hi,
Institute of Computer Accountants (ICA), Jaipur was founded in the year 1999 by a group of professionals with considerable work experience in the field of accounts and taxation. ICA family includes more than 3000+competent staff members and more than 2,00,000 students and is known as India's No.1 institute in Accounts and Banking (Finance and Taxation). The Institute spreads to more than 450+centres with 3 zonal offices and 50+ placement offices across India with head office at Kolkata.
IIBMS doesn't offer B.Com, but it offers BBA. So, there cannot be any comparison between the two. However, IIBMS is not a fake institute but it is an autonomous institute which is not recognised by any educational body. It is an associate partner of various recognized universities in India like PTU, Vinayak's Mission University, etc. So, if you do a degree program from this institute, you will get two certificates for those degree programmes for which it has associations with other universities.

CA or Chartered Accountancy is one of the most reputed designations across the world. It takes immense amount hard work and focus to become a qualified CA. This article focuses on all the basics of CS course. Here you will definitely good knowledge about How to become a Chartered Accountant.
Chartered Accountant (CA) course details :
The Chartered Accountancy course and profession in India is regulated by The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), New Delhi.
Step by step procedure to Become Chartered Accountant:
(CA) comprises of 4 important levels.
1) Common Proficiency Test (CPT)
2) Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC)/IPCE
3) Three years articleship/training under a practising CA
4) CA (Final)
The requirements to become a chartered accountant are as follows:
Register for CPT:
Register with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) for Common Proficiency Test (CPT) after passing class 10th examination.
Appear and pass CPT:
Appear for CPT examination after appearing in 10+2 examination and after completion of period of at least 60 days from the date of registration for CPT with the Board of Studies as on the first day of the month in which examination is to be held, viz., students registered on or before 1st April/1st October will be eligible to appear in June/December examination, as the case may be.
IPCC registration:
Register for Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC). Candidate should pass both CPT and 10+2 before registering for Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC). Registration for IPCC should be done 9 months before the first day of the month in which exam is to be held. IPCC has total 7 papers (Group 1+Group 2). Group I is composed of four papers and Group 2 is composed of three papers. Passing Group I is necessary for commencing Articleship.
ITT and Orientation :
Successfully complete 100 hours Information Technology Training (ITT). Orientation and ITT are to be completed before registering for the Articleship. Successfully complete orientation course of one week spanning 35 hours and covering topics, such as, personality development, communication skills, office procedure, business environment, general commercial knowledge, etc.
Appear and pass IPCC Group I Exam:
You can appear and pass Group I or both the groups of Integrated Professional Competence Examination (IPCE).