Accounting & Commerce

Hi Anand,
It is a right time to pursue professional course like CMA (US), which can be completed within 8 months to 1 year, so within a year you will become an international professional accountant. CMA (US) is like an Indian ICWA and it has a scope all over the world.

Mathematics is important in commerce as it helps in business mathematics, calculating present value from time value of money, solving roots in business statistics, calculations in cost accounting. It has several uses in applied economics i.e. quantitative approach and many more.

If you have a gap of one year between your graduation and MBA, then you need not to worry. If the gap is of more than 1 year, then you need to give an apt clarification.

You should pursue MBA after completing B.Com. MBA has a very vast scope, and you can also get good salary packages.

There is no concept of article ship in ICWAI. If you qualify ICWAI level2 i.e intermediate, You would be eligible to get a job through ICWAI in any company. The work experience will enable you to learn accountancy, practically. With the minimum gap of 1 year, you enroll for final exams of ICWAI. To

If your institute is recognized by UGC or AICTE, then you won’t face any problem in pursuing MBA.

Hi Riya,
I am pursuing my MBA in finance and based on my experience, I would suggest you to look for finance as the career prospects as there are ample of opportunities to climb up the ladder in the area of finance. Let me know if you need details on the course and duration. Will be happy to help you