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Manish GadekarMBA , Department of Management Sciences PUMBA
Guide-Level 12
I would recommend you CFA Level 3 Course for better opportunities in Finance Domain in International Sector.
Best regards.
Best regards.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
Scholar-Level 16
Yes, there are various courses apart from CA/CS/CMA or MBA/M.Com, like M.Sc in economics or designing courses or you may join various media and journalism courses.
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7 years agoWhat is the coaching fee for CA classes in Christ University, Bangalore? I have opted for B.Com F&A.
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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There is nothing impossible until you have the will to do it. Everything is easy until you say it's easy the more you say it's difficult the more you find it disturbing. There are people who have taken Science in class 12th and jumped to commerce in degree and are happy about their course. It all about your dedication towards your course and your interest to learn new skills every day and be a knowledge explorer. I say if your heart and mind says yes, you can definitely do it. Be confident of what you are choosing and think about sustainability in the same. All the very best for your future.
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Lavanya Puri
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Hi Ishan!
First of all, keep yourself positive if you really want to pursue a career as CA. Thinking about the difficulties would only keep you away from achieving your goals. Yet, you should be prepared for what all it's going to take to pursue this career. The only major challenge while pursuing CA is its voluminous syllabus and study material. You have to give it all your time and work really hard till you complete the course. Another factor could be time management. Since the syllabus is so vast, managing time for each subject can get a little difficult. Many students drop the CA course in between because they lack the time manageme
First of all, keep yourself positive if you really want to pursue a career as CA. Thinking about the difficulties would only keep you away from achieving your goals. Yet, you should be prepared for what all it's going to take to pursue this career. The only major challenge while pursuing CA is its voluminous syllabus and study material. You have to give it all your time and work really hard till you complete the course. Another factor could be time management. Since the syllabus is so vast, managing time for each subject can get a little difficult. Many students drop the CA course in between because they lack the time manageme
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Pranjal Khandelwal
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There is nothing like best job, but after CA or MBA, try to go in finance department, which will give you a fantastic future.
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Vivek Mittal
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Yes. You can do CA as it has more practical work than theory but I don't think, there is no theory at all. It has many subjects like law, IT, etc. which are theoretical.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Sakshi,
Its quite interesting to know that you are not interested in CA as well as CS. But let me assure that there are plenty of opportunities for an economics professional. There are firms that require to do number crunching. You can do PG and then take up teaching, you can become certified financial planner, join the finance department of any company. There are literally hundreds of openings for an economics professional.
Its quite interesting to know that you are not interested in CA as well as CS. But let me assure that there are plenty of opportunities for an economics professional. There are firms that require to do number crunching. You can do PG and then take up teaching, you can become certified financial planner, join the finance department of any company. There are literally hundreds of openings for an economics professional.
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