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Abhishek Arora

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Students can have a look at the table that is mentioned below to know main differences between Finance and Accounting:

Finance

Accounting

Helps in making financial and investment-related decisions

Assesses the historical records of the company to determine its current financial situation

The focus is on planning and directing financial transactions

The focus is on recording and reporting financial transactions

Management of money

Management of financial information

Types: Personal, Public, Corporate, Behavioral and Social finance

Types: Auditing, Financial, Management, Forensic, Cost, Financial and Tax accounting

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Careers after Accounting

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Himanshi Bisht

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Yes, Finance is a very good career option. Finance courses are very much important because it helps people and businesses to make informed decisions about money. 

MBA in Finance graduates can pursue a multiple of rewarding careers in the public and private sectors, including Financial Advisor, Financial7 Investment Banker, Hedge Fund Manager, Stock Trader, Equity Analyst, and many more.

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Aashi Rai

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There are many different levels of Finance courses that are available from certification to doctoral level. Eligibility is determined by merit or by admission. 

Most of the times course fee is between INR 3,000 and INR 4 lakh. Students can also enrol in affordable online finance courses that can be completed in 3 to 9 months. The Finance courses can be pursued in four formats - Online, Diploma, UG and PG.

Level of Course

Fees

Online Finance Courses

INR 10,000 to 50,000

Diploma and PG Diploma  Finance Courses

INR 50,000 to 1 lakh

Undergraduate Finance Courses

INR 2 to 6 lakh

Postgraduate Finance Courses

INR 2 to 7 lakh

Note: This information is taken from different sites and may vary.

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Nishtha Chatterjee

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Yes, malpractice insurance is recommended for physiotherapists as it protects against legal claims arising from accidental injuries, misdiagnosis, or patient dissatisfaction. It provides financial security in case of lawsuits and ensures professional credibility. 

Having malpractice insurance also builds trust among patients, as it reflects a commitment to responsible and ethical practice in healthcare settings.

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Rashmi Singh

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The reputation of master's programme in International Accounting and Finance is globally good and can be considered for pursuing. DBS provides MSc in International Accounting and Finance full-time for one year or part-time for two years.

Along with emphasizing practical skills, the program's fundamental topics include the function of capital markets, quantitative financial modeling, treasury risk management, international financial reporting, and advanced financial management.

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joisha verma

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Yes, health insurance is a necessary requirement for all the international students who want to study in Netherland as per the country law to cover the essential health expenses. Additionally, this is also an essential requirement for the visa application.

However, healthcare without insurance can be expensive for the students depending on the stauts of their working and students who are wokring part-time or having paid internship are required to register themself for the Dutch public health insurance. Additionally, International students can also apply for the private insurance companies or the providers.

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Pratik kumar

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So the college is really good with the Scholarship in MBA IN FINANCE  

SO THE FOLLOWING PERCENTAGE ARE THE SCHOLARSHIP :

1 75 to 80 marks: 25 % Tuition fee wavier 

2 81% to 85% marks: 50% Tuition Fee wavier 

3 86% to 90% marks : 75% Tution Fee waiver 

4 Above 90% Marks: 100 % Tution Fee waiver 

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Tasbiya Khan

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Yes, there are many MBA in Finance colleges in Bangalore that offer Diploma courses to their students. Some of them are mentioned below along with their tuition fees:

College NamesTuition Fee
GIBS Business SchoolINR 10 lakh
Jagdish Sheth School of Management (JAGSoM)INR 14 Lacs - INR 16 lakh
XIME BangaloreINR 13 lakh
International School of Management ExcellenceINR 10 lakh
Ramaiah Institute of ManagementINR 10 lakh

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from the official website/ sanctioning body and may vary.

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