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mudit h
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Hi,
BFM refers to Bachelors in financial markets, which is a 3 year specialisation course offered by Mumbai University. Naturally, one can start taking up some job under some broker to gain exposure in capital markets. You can opt for Masters degree from renowned stock exchanges like BSE Ltd. or NSE Ltd.
BFM refers to Bachelors in financial markets, which is a 3 year specialisation course offered by Mumbai University. Naturally, one can start taking up some job under some broker to gain exposure in capital markets. You can opt for Masters degree from renowned stock exchanges like BSE Ltd. or NSE Ltd.
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mudit h
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Option 1: CA with correspondence B.Com
Pros:
1. You will have a lot of time to attend CA coaching, self-study and focus solely on CA.
2. There will be no attendance hassles.
3. Even, if you can't clear CA in first attempt you will at least get a graduation degree.
Cons:
1. If you are unable to clear CA after the completion of B.Com. I seriously doubt if finding a job with a correspondence B.Com degree will be easy.
2. Until and unless done from a good institute a correspondence graduation will not help in shaping your career in any way.
Option 2: Regular B.Com from DU & CA
Pros:
1. You will get a reputed graduation degree and even if their atten
Pros:
1. You will have a lot of time to attend CA coaching, self-study and focus solely on CA.
2. There will be no attendance hassles.
3. Even, if you can't clear CA in first attempt you will at least get a graduation degree.
Cons:
1. If you are unable to clear CA after the completion of B.Com. I seriously doubt if finding a job with a correspondence B.Com degree will be easy.
2. Until and unless done from a good institute a correspondence graduation will not help in shaping your career in any way.
Option 2: Regular B.Com from DU & CA
Pros:
1. You will get a reputed graduation degree and even if their atten
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mudit h
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CA can be done from anywhere across India. It is a self-study program. You need to register with ICAI. Simultaneously, you can pursue B.Com through correspondence.
1. School of Open Learning, University of Delhi.
2. IGNOU.
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/165/Chartered-Accountants-Study-Training
1. School of Open Learning, University of Delhi.
2. IGNOU.
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/165/Chartered-Accountants-Study-Training
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mudit h
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The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) is a UK based professional offering training and qualification in management accountancy and related subjects. It is focused on accountants working in industry and provides ongoing support and training for members. CIMA is one of the most favorite qualification of MNCs, even in India.
After the recession of 2008, number of MNCs operating in India has increased significantly and local qualification don't serve the purpose in MNCs. They need an international qualification.
Soon, IFRS will be implemented in India and CIMA already follows IFRS, thus in coming future its demand will be
After the recession of 2008, number of MNCs operating in India has increased significantly and local qualification don't serve the purpose in MNCs. They need an international qualification.
Soon, IFRS will be implemented in India and CIMA already follows IFRS, thus in coming future its demand will be
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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You may opt for any specialization. It all depends on your interest, if you are interested in supply chain, strategy and operations, then opt for operations management. If you have plans to make your career in systems, then opt for MBA in management.
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Gunjan Choudhary
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You need to fill their admission form and if you get selected, then you will have further rounds of admission.
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