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Shrija Ashok kumarWork in a way to always challenge your limits !
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Hello Muskan,
First of all please don't panic. Before taking any decision first try to know what actually is your interest area. No doubt a CA gets better package than MBA but CA is tough too. I would not ask you to leave CA at once.
First of all please don't panic. Before taking any decision first try to know what actually is your interest area. No doubt a CA gets better package than MBA but CA is tough too. I would not ask you to leave CA at once.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Management consultant help organisation leaders and managers to be more productive at planning, organizing, leading and coordinating resources in the organization. Applications for their services might include leadership, management and supervisory development. The types of services provided by these consultants might be referred to as either technical assistance or organizational development activities. Knowledge and skills of Finance is a vital for a Management consultant. You are advised to complete CA first before seeking admission in MBA in top 30 Schools to become management consultant.
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello Kush! Only if you have the ability and belief to crack both their exams, I'll advise you to go ahead. Not to discourage you, but studying CA and then MBA is not everyone's cup of tea. I don't have much idea about CA but you can pursue MBA in Finance stream(as you've mentioned). Also I think there's no need to do for CA, if you pursue MBA from top B-schools like JBIMS, IIM Kolkata, etc.
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Atharva BhatCurrently pursuing Bachelors of Management studies
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If you can complete both of them without compromising on grades in any of them you will definitely benefit more than others who would have pursued just one. You have an advantage of having two qualifications once completed. Strong Future scope if performance is good.
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Akash Patra
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If you are interested in doing B.Com, C.A and MBA, then do B.Com with C.A, if possible. After successful completion, go for MBA finance or marketing.
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Gourav ChoudhuryWIMWIan | Dreamer| Painter | Auto enthusiast
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There are no set correct answers to these questions. Please understand that the interviewers are veterans in interviewing and a not-so-genuine answer can be easily identified by them. Hence, the key lies in introspecting about your life and coming up with your life story that inspired you to do MBA. That would get you the answer to why MBA. Coming to short term goal and long term goal, short term goal can be to successfully graduating from top IIMs and long term can be to gain expertise in your favorite specialization (do your homework beforehand). Mentioning long term goal to be CEO/MD of any company is not recommended as one can't be
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Anandagouda Dharaneppagouda
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I suggest doing either one of them because both have their own values but it would not be a great combination to do both, if you're interested in management then do MBA else do CA.
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