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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!
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Hi Anjali,
Coming from a science background makes it difficult to pursue any professional course be it CA, CS or CMA. However, there are some portions in CMA wherein having a science background might help you in understanding the calculations and stuff. Further, there's no any restriction on joining any of the course and with an adequate amount of efforts one can clear both CS or CMA. CS is generally considered a bit easy as everybody believes that a maximum number of theoretical papers can be dealt irrespective of the background. It all ultimately depends on what one chooses. All the best. Decide wisely. Feel free to revert.
Coming from a science background makes it difficult to pursue any professional course be it CA, CS or CMA. However, there are some portions in CMA wherein having a science background might help you in understanding the calculations and stuff. Further, there's no any restriction on joining any of the course and with an adequate amount of efforts one can clear both CS or CMA. CS is generally considered a bit easy as everybody believes that a maximum number of theoretical papers can be dealt irrespective of the background. It all ultimately depends on what one chooses. All the best. Decide wisely. Feel free to revert.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Manish,
That's very fascinating problem that you have passed commerce and hates all the core subject viz, accounts, economics, and business. Since you are interested in Maths only. There is no subjects in the continuation of Commerce, which does not includes all these. So, you have to compromise and along with Maths, you have to study at least one other these. The best options could be Maths & Finance Hope, this helps. Ask any query any time.
That's very fascinating problem that you have passed commerce and hates all the core subject viz, accounts, economics, and business. Since you are interested in Maths only. There is no subjects in the continuation of Commerce, which does not includes all these. So, you have to compromise and along with Maths, you have to study at least one other these. The best options could be Maths & Finance Hope, this helps. Ask any query any time.
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astha singh
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Hi Suman,
You can apply for the December term examination, for which you will have to apply before 31st July. The exam happens twice a year and last date of application has passed for the June Term Examination. Please refer to this link for more details about the exam https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/accounting/exams/icwai-exam.
You can apply for the December term examination, for which you will have to apply before 31st July. The exam happens twice a year and last date of application has passed for the June Term Examination. Please refer to this link for more details about the exam https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/accounting/exams/icwai-exam.
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astha singh
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Hi Sreekanth,
You can refer to this link to find the top rated colleges in Tamil Nadu for pursuing MBA https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-tamil-nadu/2-2-123-0-0.
You can refer to this link to find the top rated colleges in Tamil Nadu for pursuing MBA https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-tamil-nadu/2-2-123-0-0.
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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!
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Yes, you can get a job after clearing your CS inter. Your starting salary will depend on your training as required by ICSI, on your skills and on your hard work. There is no such fix amount, but the salary may range from INR 5k-15k, depending upon the organization with which you are associated. However, it is suggested that you should complete the course first and then go for job.
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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!
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Hi Hema,
CS has become very lucrative and remunerative and with the implementation of the companies act 2013. The scope has widened for a company secretary as a professional. A company secretary can do practice, or get appointed as a key managerial person. A company secretary is also known as compliance manager as he/she is the one with an overall and all round knowledge of various laws applicable in the industries. So, it is noteworthy that along with the enhancement in scope, work and remuneration wise, responsibility and accountability is also increased. The salary package depends on your skills, knowledge and practical exposure and
CS has become very lucrative and remunerative and with the implementation of the companies act 2013. The scope has widened for a company secretary as a professional. A company secretary can do practice, or get appointed as a key managerial person. A company secretary is also known as compliance manager as he/she is the one with an overall and all round knowledge of various laws applicable in the industries. So, it is noteworthy that along with the enhancement in scope, work and remuneration wise, responsibility and accountability is also increased. The salary package depends on your skills, knowledge and practical exposure and
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Prerit KohliI'm creative, passionate and hard working
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Yes most of the colleges do nor have criteria for Mathematics compulsion. You may apply. Thanks. Good luck.
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astha singh
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Hi Sneha,
Yes, you can. Following is the eligibility criteria for NATA:
1. 10+2 or equivalent passed/appearing with Mathematics as one of the subjects of examination.
2. 10+3 Diploma (any stream) passed/appearing recognized by Central/State Government with Mathematics as one of the subjects of examination. For more details about the exam, please refer to this link https://www.shiksha.com/architecture-planning/exams/nata.
Yes, you can. Following is the eligibility criteria for NATA:
1. 10+2 or equivalent passed/appearing with Mathematics as one of the subjects of examination.
2. 10+3 Diploma (any stream) passed/appearing recognized by Central/State Government with Mathematics as one of the subjects of examination. For more details about the exam, please refer to this link https://www.shiksha.com/architecture-planning/exams/nata.
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Juhi BansalExplore your self
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Hi,
In my point of view, you should go with CS preparation and you can do LLB with CS as well. This is a good combination. Or, whenever you complete your course, you can do job in corporate also.
In my point of view, you should go with CS preparation and you can do LLB with CS as well. This is a good combination. Or, whenever you complete your course, you can do job in corporate also.
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