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Ritu Bhandari
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Hi, As you are interested in accounts you can go for MBA in Finance.
Finance: Financial is the backbone of any economy. Based on placement data from top colleges, it has been observed that Finance is one of the highest paying specialisations in India. Holding its position amongst the oldest existing specialisations, Finance is still a hot option amongst MBA students. Students choosing this specialisation are required to have a thorough understanding and information of financial world. Read more on Finance here.
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Finance: Financial is the backbone of any economy. Based on placement data from top colleges, it has been observed that Finance is one of the highest paying specialisations in India. Holding its position amongst the oldest existing specialisations, Finance is still a hot option amongst MBA students. Students choosing this specialisation are required to have a thorough understanding and information of financial world. Read more on Finance here.
Profiles offered-
Investment Banking AssociatesManagement ConsultantsTreasurersFinance OfficersAnalystEquity researcherCredit M
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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
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Dear Andrew,
I personally believe that CA is a very good certification for this in addition to MBA in finance. Apart from this, CFA would be like a feather in the cap. I hope this would suffice. All the best and god bless you.
I personally believe that CA is a very good certification for this in addition to MBA in finance. Apart from this, CFA would be like a feather in the cap. I hope this would suffice. All the best and god bless you.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Abhishek,
I think you are talking about CS (Company Secretary). It is a professional course for commerce (and arts) student and syllabus is company law.
But if you are talking in the context of science then there is no difference between CS (Computer Science) and CSE (Computer Science Engineering). Sometimes engineering college use same terminology for the same thing.
Kindly upvote the answer if you feel satisfied.
Good luck.
I think you are talking about CS (Company Secretary). It is a professional course for commerce (and arts) student and syllabus is company law.
But if you are talking in the context of science then there is no difference between CS (Computer Science) and CSE (Computer Science Engineering). Sometimes engineering college use same terminology for the same thing.
Kindly upvote the answer if you feel satisfied.
Good luck.
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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
MBA is a nice course to do alongside CS. Apart from LLB and MBA, any professional course CA, CMA or additional certifications which ICSI provides, all are good choices.
Choose wisely.
All the best.
MBA is a nice course to do alongside CS. Apart from LLB and MBA, any professional course CA, CMA or additional certifications which ICSI provides, all are good choices.
Choose wisely.
All the best.
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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Abhijeet,
Although you can opt for both the courses. But those two don't make a good pair. Decide what you have to do.
Accordingly, you can think of the second course.
Although you can opt for both the courses. But those two don't make a good pair. Decide what you have to do.
Accordingly, you can think of the second course.
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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!
Contributor-Level 9
Yes, you can pursue CS even if you didn't opt for maths in HSC.
All the best.
All the best.
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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
The initial package on an average for a CS fresher ranges from anything between 25k to 40k.
Depending on your skills, knowledge, temperament and experience, you can get it enhanced.
Maximum, sky is the limit.
For your reference have a look at the link below:
http://canotes.in/list-10-highly-paid-company-secretaries-india/
All the best.
The initial package on an average for a CS fresher ranges from anything between 25k to 40k.
Depending on your skills, knowledge, temperament and experience, you can get it enhanced.
Maximum, sky is the limit.
For your reference have a look at the link below:
http://canotes.in/list-10-highly-paid-company-secretaries-india/
All the best.
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Zeeshan Danish
Contributor-Level 7
You should go with CS executive preparation because it can provide you with a managerial position in any reputed company and the need is only of commerce and accounting related subjects, whereas, in CAT there is a lot of competition and topics to be covered are hard.
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