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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!
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Hi Saurabh,
Neither CA or CS is easy, nor they are tough.
It all depends on your hard work and luck.
I believe that you know about these courses when you ask this question.
In terms of salary, understand that both CA and CS are highly remunerative.
Salary mainly depends on your skills and knowledge.
Also, CA works for the masses. Anybody and everybody can get work from a CA, but CS is for the classes. Not everybody can have work with CS.
Feel free to revert.
Neither CA or CS is easy, nor they are tough.
It all depends on your hard work and luck.
I believe that you know about these courses when you ask this question.
In terms of salary, understand that both CA and CS are highly remunerative.
Salary mainly depends on your skills and knowledge.
Also, CA works for the masses. Anybody and everybody can get work from a CA, but CS is for the classes. Not everybody can have work with CS.
Feel free to revert.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Tofkin,
Kindly improve your English as this might create a big hurdle in your success path. Now, coming to your question, yes you can do CA provided you need to have great commands in mathematics and have a knowledge of accountancy, business & economics. Since you are science student then, of course, you are unaware about accounts business and economics. So go for its coaching (and refer NCERT book to get clarity on the level of the base). You need to clear CPT exam conducted by ICAI. Any other query, feel free to ask!
Good luck!
Kindly improve your English as this might create a big hurdle in your success path. Now, coming to your question, yes you can do CA provided you need to have great commands in mathematics and have a knowledge of accountancy, business & economics. Since you are science student then, of course, you are unaware about accounts business and economics. So go for its coaching (and refer NCERT book to get clarity on the level of the base). You need to clear CPT exam conducted by ICAI. Any other query, feel free to ask!
Good luck!
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Urmi Solanki
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Yes, you can. It's good but it's a tough job. You should be ready to work hard for 7-8 hours daily. Also, you are good at accounts, so you can continue.
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Giriraj RathiHappy to help!!
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Hi Sri,
By what you say, I infer that you have completed your CMA.
Generally, CA and CS are the two most common courses pursued alongside CMA.
Apart from these two, MBA in finance will be a good option that you can opt for as your skills in cost along with what you learn in MBA finance will help you in the long run.
Further, in MBA you learn various presentation skills which were missing in the CMA course.
Also, you can check for various MoA's entered by the Institute with various institutes outside India, whereby they provide the foreign equivalent degrees with lesser efforts.
Also, you can check out FRM and other certification courses
By what you say, I infer that you have completed your CMA.
Generally, CA and CS are the two most common courses pursued alongside CMA.
Apart from these two, MBA in finance will be a good option that you can opt for as your skills in cost along with what you learn in MBA finance will help you in the long run.
Further, in MBA you learn various presentation skills which were missing in the CMA course.
Also, you can check for various MoA's entered by the Institute with various institutes outside India, whereby they provide the foreign equivalent degrees with lesser efforts.
Also, you can check out FRM and other certification courses
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