Accounting

If you're commerce student, there are actually a wise variety of options available to you. You can opt for the arts, commerce and management courses like B.Com BBA B.A. (preferably Literature or Economics) and other commerce stream related Bachelor degree courses. Another alternative available for you is the statutory courses that can either be done as a correspondence degree or a distant degree, or full time, as you please. These courses include CA (Chartered Accountant), CS (Company Secretary), ACCA, CMA or ACS. These courses are commerce related with a major focus on the corporate sector. A second alternative that you have is a professional degree, like law. You can do it either in the integrated form ( 5 year course with a Bachelor degree in arts, Science or commerce B.A. BBA B.Com)with Bachelors in law LL.B. Or you can opt for the three year course after the completion of your Bachelor degrees. Hope you choose wise, and hope this was helpful!

If you're commerce student, there are actually a wise variety of options available to you. You can opt for the arts, commerce and management courses like B.Com BBA B.A. (preferably Literature or Economics) and other commerce stream related Bachelor degree courses. Another alternative available for you is the statutory courses that can either be done as a correspondence degree or a distant degree, or full time, as you please. These courses include CA (Chartered Accountant), CS (Company Secretary), ACCA, CMA or ACS. These courses are commerce related with a major focus on the corporate sector. A second alternative that you have is a professional degree, like law. You can do it either in the integrated form ( 5 year course with a Bachelor degree in arts, Science or commerce B.A. BBA B.Com)with Bachelors in law LL.B. Or you can opt for the three year course after the completion of your Bachelor degrees. Hope you choose wise, and hope this was helpful!

Hi OM, no doubt BAF + CMA is a good career options and you can do this course at the same time and together, but you have to manage it as it can become some difficult to handle. Further talking about CNA course, you can really earn handsome salary like. An entry level CMA with less than 3 years of experience can earn up to INR 9.8 Lacs per year. A mid-career CMA with 4-9 years of experience earns an average salary of INR 21.8 Lacs per year while an experienced CMA with 10-20 years of experience earns an average salary INR 53 Lacs per year so just go for it. And tell me one thing why you think you can't manage Of course; you can manage each and everything so don't hesitate and have the brightest and successful future ahead.