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New answer posted•6 years ago
What is the procedure of pursuing CMA US after completing B.Com?
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Asked by Kashish Jain

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6 years ago
You can approach Miles Education for the same. Because Miles Education provides student/professional-centric services while keeping concept-based learning at its core which have helped it climb to the top ranks when it comes to the US CMA certification in India. Following are the reasons why we have
New answer posted•6 years ago
Hi, can someone please tell me that after doing B.Com from LPU can I pursue MBA in aviation management? Is it good for making a career?
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Asked by Nomanjee Shivdasani

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6 years ago
Basically Aviation business is a part of Tourism and Hospitality industry. Job opportunities after MBA Tourism and Hospitality course includes:
Marketing/executives or in managerial positions
Aviation Planner
Customer Relationship Manager Airlines
Financial Analyst for airlines
Operations Analyst for air
Marketing/executives or in managerial positions
Aviation Planner
Customer Relationship Manager Airlines
Financial Analyst for airlines
Operations Analyst for air
New answer posted•6 years ago
What practical skills do I need if I want to do an accountant job after B.Com?
34 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Rashmi Kumari
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6 years ago
B.Com is a course which has overall knowledge but finance part is more. So following things can be expected out from a B.Com student:
A proper knowledge of accounting
A good knowledge of income tax and indirect taxes
Good knowledge about various financial services and products
Knowledge of accounting so
A proper knowledge of accounting
A good knowledge of income tax and indirect taxes
Good knowledge about various financial services and products
Knowledge of accounting so
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6 years ago
Yes, you can. But do two UG programmes won't help you in your future courses and will show you as a person with lack of focus and planning.
New answer posted•6 years ago
Can I pursue ACCA or CMA along with CPT or should I do it after B.Com?
255 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Likhith Chowdary

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6 years ago
You can pursue the course alongside B.Com. It is easier for you to complete US CMA parallel to B.Com.
New answer posted•6 years ago
Can I pursue interior designing after B.Com (Honors)? Is it a right career to choose?
1.6K Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Kawal Jeet
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6 years ago
Hi Kawal, Greetings!
Interior Designing is a very good field for creative and planned people, there's a great scope in India and worldwide. Also, if you're dedicated to your passion and earn good credits while pursuing your degree, you'll get a lot of opportunities to work and get trained under some
Interior Designing is a very good field for creative and planned people, there's a great scope in India and worldwide. Also, if you're dedicated to your passion and earn good credits while pursuing your degree, you'll get a lot of opportunities to work and get trained under some
New answer posted•6 years ago

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6 years ago
In order to be eligible to give the exams, you would need 120 educational credits. If you have completed your B.Com from a NAAC A university/college, you will have 120 credits and you are eligible to take the exams. If it isn't NAAC A, then you will have 90 credits, in which case you'll have to purs
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Which is the best course after B.Com- CPA or ACCA?
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Asked by Simran Rahman

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6 years ago
Both CPA and ACCA are premier accounting degrees from the USA and UK, respectively. Both are equivalent to the CA qualification in India. The Key difference between CPA and ACCA is the GAAP they specialize in. CPAs are considered experts in USGAAP (used by companies listed on NYSE), while ACCAs work
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6 years ago
Hi Aman, As it seems that you're from the commerce background, then I would suggest considering a few short-term certifications courses that surely help you with your career building!
For that a few training programs, I want to recommend which includes the training along with the certification as wel
For that a few training programs, I want to recommend which includes the training along with the certification as wel
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6 years ago
You can think of taking up the following courses:
Chartered Accountant CA India) CA is a renowned course within commerce folks in India. The Certificate issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India - ICAI, is a 3 level exam spread over 4-5 years on an average that provides a deep underst
Chartered Accountant CA India) CA is a renowned course within commerce folks in India. The Certificate issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India - ICAI, is a 3 level exam spread over 4-5 years on an average that provides a deep underst