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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Varsha!
You can pursue any of the below mentioned courses. These are short term courses of about 6-12 months and can be easily pursued alongside CS. Certificate course in share market
Certificate course in Investment Banking
Diploma in Capital Market
Diploma in money market
Certificate course in Finance
Certificate course in Corporate Social Responsibility
These courses will add value to your resume and will help you survive the tough competition in the market. As far as pursuing B.Com is concerned, you can opt for any mode, whichever is comfortable with you. It will not affect the eligibility or any other criteria for CS.
You can pursue any of the below mentioned courses. These are short term courses of about 6-12 months and can be easily pursued alongside CS. Certificate course in share market
Certificate course in Investment Banking
Diploma in Capital Market
Diploma in money market
Certificate course in Finance
Certificate course in Corporate Social Responsibility
These courses will add value to your resume and will help you survive the tough competition in the market. As far as pursuing B.Com is concerned, you can opt for any mode, whichever is comfortable with you. It will not affect the eligibility or any other criteria for CS.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Gaurav!
Yes, I think you should definitely go for some add-on course like business accounting. An add-on course in accounting will give you competence and skills required to be a successful employee. It will give your CV an added charm and will make you a preferred candidate during the hiring process.
Yes, I think you should definitely go for some add-on course like business accounting. An add-on course in accounting will give you competence and skills required to be a successful employee. It will give your CV an added charm and will make you a preferred candidate during the hiring process.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Kanchan!
The career opportunities and scope of CS is very vast as one can find a job in the field of the private sector, public sector, banks, stock exchange, law firms and other financial institutions. The Company Secretary works as a traditional support to the administrative block of the organisation as well as take care of corporate governance and successful implementation of the decisions. In the global scenario, there is a large focus on the corporate sector and growth in the corporate sector leads to involvement of legalities and legal complications. Not only in the private sector but the government of India also provides Compa
The career opportunities and scope of CS is very vast as one can find a job in the field of the private sector, public sector, banks, stock exchange, law firms and other financial institutions. The Company Secretary works as a traditional support to the administrative block of the organisation as well as take care of corporate governance and successful implementation of the decisions. In the global scenario, there is a large focus on the corporate sector and growth in the corporate sector leads to involvement of legalities and legal complications. Not only in the private sector but the government of India also provides Compa
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Tanushree Mitra
Guide-Level 12
Hi Shweta, the most common choices include
M.Com
CA
MBA
CMA
ACCA
CPA
M.Sc Accounting and Finance and many more. You can explore more on the individual career roles of these courses and choose as per your interest. You cannot apply to a PG level course basis your intermediate. You should check the institutions and colleges for these courses and learn about the individual eligibility criteria.
M.Com
CA
MBA
CMA
ACCA
CPA
M.Sc Accounting and Finance and many more. You can explore more on the individual career roles of these courses and choose as per your interest. You cannot apply to a PG level course basis your intermediate. You should check the institutions and colleges for these courses and learn about the individual eligibility criteria.
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Aakash jain
Contributor-Level 6
There is no such minimum score required, anyhow you have to appeae for entrance test. Also, few institutes look for 12th Marks, generally 50% or 55% is acceptable.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Anushka!
It is totally upto your interest. Both of the fields will require some amount of basic maths but nothing complex. For CS course, only foundation course has maths. For MBA, again there is little maths and calculations involved, especially if you want to specialize in finance. Else, if you wish to skip maths throughout, you can opt for MBA in Human Resource or Marketing. You can also explore the new and upcoming fields for MBA like MBA in Travel and Tourism, Event Management, Retail Management, E-Business etc.
It is totally upto your interest. Both of the fields will require some amount of basic maths but nothing complex. For CS course, only foundation course has maths. For MBA, again there is little maths and calculations involved, especially if you want to specialize in finance. Else, if you wish to skip maths throughout, you can opt for MBA in Human Resource or Marketing. You can also explore the new and upcoming fields for MBA like MBA in Travel and Tourism, Event Management, Retail Management, E-Business etc.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Arundhati,
You can either pursue a post graduate Diploma in banking and finance, or opt for MBA with finance as your specialization. Best colleges for PGD in Banking and Finance include Symbiosis School of Banking and Finance (Pune), BIMTECH, TAPMI, IPE, IMI, National Insurance Academy and Amity University. For MBA in finance, please refer to this link to find the best colleges offering the course https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/know-the-top-10-mba-finance-colleges-in-india-blogId-7018.
You can either pursue a post graduate Diploma in banking and finance, or opt for MBA with finance as your specialization. Best colleges for PGD in Banking and Finance include Symbiosis School of Banking and Finance (Pune), BIMTECH, TAPMI, IPE, IMI, National Insurance Academy and Amity University. For MBA in finance, please refer to this link to find the best colleges offering the course https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/know-the-top-10-mba-finance-colleges-in-india-blogId-7018.
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Animesh Wadhwa
Guide-Level 12
Good evening dear,
You may go for CA, CMA or MBA in Finance & Operations. Also, you may go for MA in Economics and Statistics.
Thanks and all the best.
You may go for CA, CMA or MBA in Finance & Operations. Also, you may go for MA in Economics and Statistics.
Thanks and all the best.
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