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Pratibha Dubey

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After B.Com, you can go for M.Com and MBA. But MBA is a professional degree if you are interested in accounting and finance. By Earning this degree significantly expands the number of job opportunities for which you qualify.

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Kalyani MazumdarBusiness Manager at UPLIFT PROFESSIONALS

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Engineers are certainly welcome to join CMA US certification. To be certified they do need to meet the experience requirement. If an engineer has experience in Cost Estimation, Valuation, Forecasting, Business Analysis, Product costing, and Budgeting, then they will certainly qualify for the course, but it depends on how much of their job is focused on those tasks. An individual has 7 years after completing the CMA US exam to meet the experience requirements. For engineers looking to move into accounting and finance, taking the CMA exam would be an excellent pathway.

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Preeti Makhija

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Dear Student, MBA in finance in India has tremendous scope after B.Com. It helps you to grow in asset management, financial advisory, retail banking, and especially when you have passed from top MBA institutes which offer a stable career throughout. Generally, the career opportunities in finance are in the form of planning and taxation, accounting, equity analyst, risk management, business analyst, sales and trading, personal finance, insurance, etc. Furthermore, there are plenty of top firms that are ready to hire these financial experts. A few to name are: top-class multinational banks like HDFC, ICICI, Axis bank, Yes bank, Kotak Mah
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Harleen Kaur

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You may pursue M.Com and then B.Ed for teaching accountancy.

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bulbul MOHANTYI am highly inquisitive and strive to excellence

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Proceed for MCA or MBA to get MT job in Industries or Corporates with high package don't scared and compared with others.

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Ashish SharmaEducation Consultant, Political Analyst, traveler.

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Hi darshan, The following courses can be good option after B.Com.
1. Master of Commerce (M.Com)
2. Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
3. Business Accounting and Taxation (BAT)
4. Certified Management Accountant (CMA)
5. Financial Risk Manager (FRM)
6. Master of Design (M. Des and M.Sc)
7. Certificate in Investment Banking (CIB)
8. Hotel Management (M.Sc. )
9. LLB
10. M.A. (Journalism and Mass Communication)
11. M.A. (Psychology)
12. M.A. (Public Administration). All these programs are niche programs with their own scope, value, pros and cons. So, choose anyone out of them, but make sure you pursue these from the best of colleges/universities like,
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Miles EducationBest CPA training institute in India

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You should go about with the CMA course as it will take only 6 months to complete. It will be a good exposure for you in accounting. CS course is another course famous among the commerce/accounting professionals in India. The course is built around the objective to have high caliber professionals facilitating good corporate governance. US CMAs are considered highly desirable for FP&A job roles (financial reporting, financial planning, financial analysis and financial decision making). The US CMA curriculum also focuses on developing and testing skills required to perform the aforementioned jobs. Many American CFOs choose to be US CMAs
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Dharamveer DheerEducator at University

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The following courses can be good option after B.Com.
1. Master of Commerce (M.Com)
2. Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
3. Business Accounting and Taxation (BAT)
4. Certified Management Accountant (CMA)
5. Financial Risk Manager (FRM)
6. Master of Design (M. Des and M.Sc)
7. Certificate in Investment Banking (CIB)
8. Hotel Management (M.Sc. )
9. LLB
10. M.A. (Journalism and Mass Communication)
11. M.A. (Psychology)
12. M.A. (Public Administration)

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Shefali Gupta

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SRM University Delhi NCR Sonepat is the best to pursue B.Com in Haryana. B.Com. Is one of the courses which, despite being a traditional one, still find takers in the student community due to its approach. The course curriculum has been tailored in such a way so that it can serve the needs according to the requirement in the industry and the implications arising out of it. The students are groomed to do well in professional entrance exams like CA CS CWA, CFA and the likes. Not only this, but the students are also given exposure to presentation finesse, professional communication, and office etiquettes, a far cry from the traditional co
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Miles EducationBest CPA training institute in India

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You can pursue US CMA while you're studying B.Com. This should be a very good combination and will help you out getting career opportunities early in your career.

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