Accounting

Hi Nikita!
CFA is a certification course which focuses on hardcore finance. They teach you everything related to finance be it equity, fixed income, derivatives, corporate finance, alternative investments, accounting and other related subjects. The focus is on the in-depth understanding of the subject matter and the subsequent application of the same. The course surely hones your analytical skills and gives you a deep understanding of finance and investments. CFA Charter holder also has a good scope of earning than the non-credential peers. The CFA salary for a professional is determined based on various factors such as experience level, job description, job type, sector, and employer type and company size. An entry-level CFA charter holder starts earning from Rs. 2.5 lakhs annually reaching up to Rs. 20 lakhs in India. The scope of a CFA is vast and profitable in the real corporate world. The coveted credential earns you much beyond a professional degree. Thus, a CFA certification is definitely worth it for a finance professional in the real industrial scenario.

Hi,
The mainstay courses for commerce students are CA CS and CMA. I know what exactly is your confusion, but I would like to inform. CS I. e company secretary is a professional who deals with all the legal aspects of any company. The main strengths of a CS is law. They are theoretically considered strong with specialisations in corporate laws, RBI, FEMA, IPR, mergers and acquisitions etc. On the other hand, cwa or cma I. e cost and works accountant or cost and management accountant are professionals with a strong base in costing and cost management. Although, course content is somewhat similar in all the three courses, but the weightage changes as per specialisation of the course you select. Think again what exactly out of the two you want. Have a brief look at the subjects, get an idea and then decide which course to take up. If you want, you can plan for both the courses too. Choose wisely.
All the best.
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B.Sc. In Computer Science is an undergraduate course related to the information technology field, therefore, the job opportunity after completing B.Sc. Are mainly in the IT sector. The IT sector in India is expanding rapidly, therefore, there is always a requirement of undergraduates in computer Science in the following fields by the top IT companies in India:
System integrator
Hardware Designer
Logic Designer
Systems Analyst
System Administrator
Computer programmer
Computer Scientist
As regards to your question about which is better M.Sc. In Computer Science or MCA. As per the industry trend, there is a high requirement of MCA. Candidates in the IT industry as compared to M.Sc. In Computer Science. However, this does not mean that you should not consider M.Sc. In Computer Science. It really depends on which field you would like to go for. For example, if you are looking to go in the following fields there is more chance for you with M.Sc. Degree than MCA. Artificial Intelligence
Wireless Communication
information security
VSLI/Embedded Systems
Robotics
You also have the option to apply for lecturer job in government colleges by clearing the UGC NET exam. You should consider M.Sc. If teaching field is your priority. MCA. Is an attractive option if the fields you are interested in are mentioned below because there is a huge scope in these fields with Masters in Computer Applications. Web Development
Software Development
Database Administration
Hardware and Networking.