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New answer posted•9 years ago
Which are the best coaching institutes for CFA and why?
1.1K Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Shiksha Top Questions

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9 years ago
Best coaching institutes for CFA are:
Shah Classes (Sir Laukik Shah): Being the oldest coaching institute, seniors I know studied with him. He made a name for having a monopoly in the CFA coaching industry a decade back. At that time, there were no options, you see. The passing score was high in CFA
Shah Classes (Sir Laukik Shah): Being the oldest coaching institute, seniors I know studied with him. He made a name for having a monopoly in the CFA coaching industry a decade back. At that time, there were no options, you see. The passing score was high in CFA
New answer posted•9 years ago
I am a student of B.Com 1st year. Can I take admission in Masters in tourism of management studies?
74 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Payal
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9 years ago
Hi,
You need to clear your gradation firsts
Eligibility: Candidate must be a graduate from a recognized college /university.
Admission Process: Interested candidates can apply directly to the college.
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/travel-tourism/course/master-of-tourism-management-institute
You need to clear your gradation firsts
Eligibility: Candidate must be a graduate from a recognized college /university.
Admission Process: Interested candidates can apply directly to the college.
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/travel-tourism/course/master-of-tourism-management-institute
New answer posted•9 years ago
Should I opt for higher studies or pursue a job after completing CA and why?
209 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Shiksha Top Questions

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9 years ago
Opt for higher studies or pursue a job after completing CA.
Courses that supplement CA degree-These are the courses which are more or less similar to the CA syllabi and with which a normal CA student may be familiar with. CWA and CS, you can earn these qualifications by availing the benefit of exemp
Courses that supplement CA degree-These are the courses which are more or less similar to the CA syllabi and with which a normal CA student may be familiar with. CWA and CS, you can earn these qualifications by availing the benefit of exemp
New answer posted•9 years ago
I would like to go for Diploma in civil engineering. What should I do?
38 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Krishna

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9 years ago
Hello Krishna,
You are already a commerce graduate working in real estate company. What will you gain by going in for Diploma at this stage? I would rather advise you to go for some work-related course via distance education.
You are already a commerce graduate working in real estate company. What will you gain by going in for Diploma at this stage? I would rather advise you to go for some work-related course via distance education.
New answer posted•9 years ago
What are the career & job prospects in India and abroad for CFA?
513 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Shiksha Top Questions

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9 years ago
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 count
New answer posted•9 years ago
What are the career & job prospects in India and abroad for B.Com (Hons.) in Financial Markets Management?
265 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
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9 years ago
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
New answer posted•9 years ago
What is the eligibility criteria to get admission in top MBA colleges after completing B.Com from IGNOU, Nagpur being a CA student?
98 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Ram Atal

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9 years ago
Students who are currently pursuing Chartered Accountancy first stage (IPCC), as well as those who have already completed IPCC / Intermediate of CA are eligible to seek admission into (A&F) Programme in Indira Gandhi National Open University. The ICAI and the IGNOU have partnered this programme and
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9 years ago
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.
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.
New answer posted•9 years ago
What are the benefits of doing a PhD after a course in CS?
721 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Shiksha Top Questions

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9 years ago
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 compone
New answer posted•9 years ago
If I am not good in maths, can I still pursue CS?
122 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Shiksha Top Questions

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9 years ago
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 themselv
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 themselv