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simran singh

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Multiple degrees, such as CA CS and CMA are undoubtedly beneficial. It will undoubtedly benefit you, especially if you work in corporate. Personally, I believe that learning broadens your perspective. What's more crucial, though, is that you be able to use your knowledge in the workplace. Even having a large number of qualifications won't help you if it's not possible.

The decision to pursue these three degrees should entirely be driven by your passion for developing into a strong professional and your desire to learn more and more, not by Mr. X's possession of these degrees and his high salary. Undoubtedly, someone's large bundle motiv

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simran singh

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There isn't. You must realize that the field of banking is very broad. The requirements will change depending on the profile you are looking for. The most popular route to enter this area is through the IBPS test, which will allow you to advance to the positions of assistant manager and probationary officer. However, there are other profiles as well, with their own requirements, such as audit and credit risk management.

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simran singh

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Both CMA and CS are fantastic options for a prosperous and rewarding career and offer a wealth of opportunities. In contrast to CS which concentrates on company law and corporate secretaries, CMA gives extensive knowledge of accounting and cost management.

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simran singh

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The two main types of CMAs are CMA India and CMA USA. Given that the Indian CMA includes three stages foundation, intermediate, and final, and calls for you to complete an internship along the way, you will need at least three years to complete it. For a US CMA you must qualify for one at least one year before you can begin training, which must last two years before you can become certified.

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Abi Varmaa

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Not possible. Only you can clear your arrears if you already wrote exam.

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Abi Varmaa

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Company law, financial management, business management, corporate accounting, financial accounting, tax laws are very important.

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Abi Varmaa

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The average fees for the programme ranges from INR 10k to 100k.

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Abi Varmaa

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Actually, my advice is to focus on one thing. CS is very difficult subject. Do graduation before entering into CS course is very good option. Don't divert your mind into many things. Focus on one thing will help you to achieve your dream without diversion.

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palak mahajan

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Kerala is home to prestigious institute to pursue B.Com CMA Course like in Calicut University, Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, Amity University, Kochi Institute of company secretaries of India and Sacred Heart College, Kochi.

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palak mahajan

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The fee structure at Islamiah Women's Arts and Science College for B.com in computer applications for full course duration would be around INR 59700 for 3 years so just go for it and have the bright future ahead.

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