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SUNNY MASANDfaculty of Finance and accounting with 10 yrs exp.
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Both course are almost similar in scope.
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Chaksh
Beginner-Level 4
B.Com is a course which has overall knowledge but finance part is more. So following things can be expected out from a B.Com student:
A proper knowledge of accounting
A good knowledge of income tax and indirect taxes
Good knowledge about various financial services and products
Knowledge of accounting software like Tally ERP 9
Good communication skills
Knowledge of other domains also for example marketing and HR
knowledge about the current happenings in the market particularly in the finance and taxation field
Knowledge about various government policies and budget
Various other laws which are concerned with accounting and Taxes
In crux, a B.Com s
A proper knowledge of accounting
A good knowledge of income tax and indirect taxes
Good knowledge about various financial services and products
Knowledge of accounting software like Tally ERP 9
Good communication skills
Knowledge of other domains also for example marketing and HR
knowledge about the current happenings in the market particularly in the finance and taxation field
Knowledge about various government policies and budget
Various other laws which are concerned with accounting and Taxes
In crux, a B.Com s
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Jaydeep Agarwal
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I would suggest you to rather going for CA foundation in second year of B.Com you should go for directly CA inter after completing 3rd year of B.Com.
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Miles EducationBest CPA training institute in India
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Yes, if you're looking to scale your career (and ofcourse are interested to explore the cost management field), you should take up CMA.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
If Mathematics is you favorite subject, than B.A. BBA BMS and B.A. Economics can be the right options. The other options are the following.
1. Design courses (Fashion, Textile, Leather, Accessory, Product, Jewelry, Graphic, Animation, Furniture and Interior, Ceramic, Game, Transport etc. )
2. Integrated law courses B.Com LL.B. And B.A. LLB)
3. Company secretary.
1. Design courses (Fashion, Textile, Leather, Accessory, Product, Jewelry, Graphic, Animation, Furniture and Interior, Ceramic, Game, Transport etc. )
2. Integrated law courses B.Com LL.B. And B.A. LLB)
3. Company secretary.
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