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9 years ago
Beginner-Level 4
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9 years ago
Guide-Level 14
If you don't have interest in it, then go for something you are interested in. Improve your qualification and change your career line according to your interest. There are so many good private universities that offer a wide range of courses to choose from.
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
In India, every university is either recognised by UGC or given the status of Deemed to be based on their performance. There are central universities around 40 in number those receive grant from UGC like JNU, DU, IGNOU etc. Then there are state universities which are 300+ in number but not all of them get funds from UGC. Private universities on other hand are completely managed by private funders or association. Thus, all private universities and some state universities will fall into the category of non grant colleges. About taking admissions, if u can get into central ones its the best otherwise just check the recognition s
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9 years agoBeginner-Level 2
After successful completion of your bachelors degree, you can pick MBA in Cost and Management Accounting or Masters in-
Cost Control and Control Accounts
Accounting and Auditing
Corporate Accountancy
Accounting and Taxation
Advanced Accountancy
Accounting and Finance
Accountancy and Business Statistics
Higher studies in Accounting and Finance can open up a lot of job opportunities.
Some of the common areas where you can find job openings include the following-
Customs department
Economic consulting jobs
Indian Economic services
Tax consultancy
Insurance industry
Actuaries
Export Companies
Banking sector
Financial firms
Stock Broking
Corporate finance
Al
New answer posted
9 years ago
Beginner-Level 4
you have 3 months after your 12 th boards. do the basics of accounts.
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9 years agoBeginner-Level 2
BAF orients candidates in the area of finance and accounting only. Whereas, BMS graduates can opt for a much wider array of specializations. BAF is a course suited for those with an active interest in the world of finance and accounting.
Those who are more oriented towards management and business can choose BMS. Each course has its own advantages and disadvantages. But, both have career opportunities and higher study options available. The only difference seems to be the broader scope with BMS compared to BAF, which is only in finance and accounting.
All the best.
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9 years ago
Guide-Level 13
If we compare both these courses on scales you mentioned then yes now a days CS got bit advantage in results and placements.
Result of CA is uncertain but yes if you prepare in CS then there are higher chances of getting positive results.
Talking about scope, Right after commencement of new companies act scope for cs has been increased by certain regulations of the Act. and with that decreasing value of CA because of few cases harming to its reputation.
good luck
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9 years ago
Beginner-Level 5
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