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New answer posted•9 years ago

What parallel courses can I pursue with ACCA for better career prospects?

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Mrigank Bhalotia
9 years ago
ACCA + CFA
ACCA is one of the most widely recognised courses in accounting and finance with ACCA professionals working in over 180 countries.
CFA is presnetly the best course in finance.
If you've done both, you will have great specialisation in finance which not many people have.
You will belong to a v

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What parallel courses can I pursue with CWA for better career prospects?

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Mrigank Bhalotia
9 years ago
CA and CWA are hard core accounting and costing qualifications. Both complement each other. Costing and Accounting & Taxation being the backbone of business processes, their combination goes well accepted in the industry and such candidates are technical experts. These qualifications by many are acq

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New answer posted•9 years ago

What parallel courses can I pursue with CMA for better career prospects?

155 Views|Posted 9 years ago
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Mrigank Bhalotia
9 years ago
CIA would be a good combination.
The combination of CIA and CMA have following benefits:
CIA and CMA are not completely exclusive they overlap in many areas and would diversify your career opportunities.
As both the certificates are globally recognized hence it will bring a number of opportunities.
If

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varun bhatia
9 years ago
I doubt it because the minimum percentage should be above 50 to 60+ % for CAT, you can appear for MAT exam and pursue MBA though.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Huma Sheikh
9 years ago
1. Diploma in Insurance & Risk Management (DIRM) [offered by ICAI]
2. Information System Audits (ISA) [offered by ICAI]
3. International Trade Laws & World Trade Organisation (ITL & WTO) [offered by ICAI]
4. Management Accountancy Course (MAC)/ Corporate Management Course (CMC)/ Tax Management Course (

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New answer posted•9 years ago
S
9 years ago
In India, the monthly starting salary can be anywhere between Rs. 28,000 andRs. 40,000. Here, too, there is a lot of room for increments as experience and a renowned employer can boost the salary of a company secretary to INR 100,000 per month.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Yes, you can apply for TGT social science as you fulfil all the criteria.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
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9 years ago
Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce, 5 years old offering the courses in management and managed by companies Educomp Solutions and Raffles Education Corp., Singapore.
The college is situated at a prime location in the heart of Mumbai. The faculty is great at what they're doing and remains up to dat

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New answer posted•9 years ago

What are the career prospects after clearing CFA level 1? How do I prepare for the next level?

104 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
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Hello,
CFA stands for Chartered financial analyst. It is one of the top professional courses that is used in the real time world. It is also competitive and tougher exam to crack.
It has three levels namely 1, 2 & 3. If you have cleared all the three, then you would be a complete CFA whose standard is

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