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Ankur SinghDefence and MBA aspirant.

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There are basic theories which are required by a B.Com student which are considered as basics of accounting. They include double entry system, rules of debit and credit, accounting concepts, journal, ledger, trial balance, cash book and its types, subsidiary books of accounting, purchase books, sales book, financial statements for BO and NPO, types of assets you and liabilities, capital and revenue expenditure and receipts, bills of exchange, etc.

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AISHA BANSAL

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Yes, there is an opportunity of learning basics of accounting and finance.
Do certificate course/ Diploma on accounting and finance. There are lots of college which provide this course.

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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management

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Dear Karan,
Please keep your career in mind. NIIT is offering that course as a commercial base. Therefore, focus only on the best business schools in the country for your management programme. Don't experiment.
All the best.

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Bipin Jha

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Once someone has perused the list of positions usually open to a cost accountant, it becomes hard to ignore the glaring prestige of this job, not to mention the massive earning potential. The list below is only a superficial representation of your possible jobs down this path in public, private and even government organisations:
Chairman,
Managing Director,
Finance Director,
Chief Executive,
General Manager,
Finance Manager,
Cost Accounting service in central govt. named as indian cost accounts service, which is at par with the Class I Services of the Government of India.
Independent Practice
Their practice would usually cover the following:
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