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Shubham Kumar
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You can ask the faculty members if agree you can opt but if they don't you have do course in accounts. Nowadays many institution are also providing online training for special subject and related job to that subject.
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Pranav Kaushal
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HI DEBASIS SWAIN
Please refer to this link for detailed information:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/Gujarat-forensic-sciences-university-gandhinagar-48862/course-mba-in-forensic-accounting-712749.
Please refer to this link for detailed information:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/Gujarat-forensic-sciences-university-gandhinagar-48862/course-mba-in-forensic-accounting-712749.
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Surbhi Sahu
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CS or Company Secretary Course is one of the most preferred Professional Course for Commerce students. Students of other stream may also pursue this course. CS course is conducted by ICSI (Institute of Company Secretaries of India) which is regulated by MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs of India). A student can register for CS Executive course either through: CSEET i.e., after clearing CSEET successfully or Direct Entry Route in which he/she may be a Commerce or any other stream graduate / post graduate with a specified minimum percentage of marks or has passed the final level of ICAI or ICMAI.
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Rahul Kumar
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No, because you primarily complete your undergraduate in B.Com after that you eligible for CS executive. There are two ways of pursuing CS executive first after clear foundation and after completion of under graduation. If you have completed your foundation, then you can pursue CS executive.
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Poornima Kumari
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The latest cutoff for B.Com in Accounting and Finance at Scottish Church College is minimum 80-85 percentile.
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Garvit Saraswat
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MBA in forensic accounting can get you a suitable job but the job will depend on your skill your personality your way of communication you should work on your communication skills as it plays a vital role in getting the job.
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant
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The average tuition fees for BAF course in Sydenham College is INR16,200.
Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics was established on 22nd Oct 1913. The college was then known as Government College of Commerce. Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics is one of the pioneer institutions in India for commerce education. The college was awarded Indias No.1 Brand in commerce and Economics category in 2016 on a survey conducted by Media Research group. Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics is the first college in Asia that offered commerce education. The college is accredited with A grade by National Assessment and Accreditation Cou
Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics was established on 22nd Oct 1913. The college was then known as Government College of Commerce. Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics is one of the pioneer institutions in India for commerce education. The college was awarded Indias No.1 Brand in commerce and Economics category in 2016 on a survey conducted by Media Research group. Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics is the first college in Asia that offered commerce education. The college is accredited with A grade by National Assessment and Accreditation Cou
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Vineet Agarwal
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Yes, of course, this plays a vital role in your CA journey. However, you should consider all other subjects like taxation, costing, audit, financial management, etc. If your concepts are clear in accounts, it will definitely help you. But it should not be considered the only factor.
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