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Parul Thapa

Contributor-Level 10

Aspirants can have a look at the table below to know online courses in Taxation:

Online Courses in Taxation

Diploma in Taxation Laws

Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning

12 months

PG Diploma in Corporate Communication

Manipal University

12 months

Advanced Diploma in Financial Accounting and Business Taxation

National Institute of Financial Market

12 months

Diploma in Financial Accounting, Auditing and Taxation

National Institute of Financial Market

6 months

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Tasbiya Khan

Contributor-Level 10

Yes, Symbiosis is good for doing an MBA. Below table shows Symbiosis college along with their total tuition fee, seat intake, entrance exam & eligibility:

College Name

Total Tuition Fee/Seats

Entrance Exam/Eligibility

Symbiosis Institute of Business Management

INR 16 lakh- INR 22 lakh

Seats: 280

SNAP

UG with a minimum 50% of aggregate

Hope this information proves beneficial for you!!

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Deepak

Contributor-Level 6

In my opinion, pursuing a CA degree is the most rewarding option. Although it may require a significant investment of time and effort, those who are able to effectively manage their time and possess the necessary strengths and skillset can excel in this field.

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NETHAJI MACHANI

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Yes, you can apply for MBA Finance in PUMBA (Department of Management Sciences, University of Pune) through the ATMA exam. PUMBA accepts the ATMA exam score for admission to its MBA programme. However, please note that there may be other eligibility criteria that you need to fulfill to be considered for admission to PUMBA's MBA Finance programme, such as minimum academic qualifications, work experience, and other requirements. It is advisable to check the official website of PUMBA or contact the admission office to confirm the eligibility criteria and the admission process.

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Piyush Baid

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Based on the information available in the search results, it is unclear whether there is only one course available at Andhra University College of Engineering for self-financing [1] [2]. Some of the search results mention self-financing in general or for some specific courses, but I couldn't find any definitive answer to your question. I would recommend visiting the official website of Andhra University College of Engineering or contacting their admissions department directly for more information on the available courses and self-financing options [1] [2]. They are in the best position to provide you with the most up-to-date and accura
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3 years ago

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Sakshi Kedia

Beginner-Level 5

After 10+2, you can opt for BBA in finance or B.Com in Banking and Finance. Both the courses are useful and will help you do your MBA in finance which will deepen your knowledge in this field. You will get the clarity too. And for targeting a good college you need to go for entrance exams for your UG courses. You can check for the best colleges as some of the colleges provide integrated courses as well that is UG + PG courses (BBA+ MBA). This is 5-year integrated course.

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Masuma Shaikh

Contributor-Level 7

You have completed IPCC which is a hard part to clear, if you wish to do good in India or canada than will recommend to complete CA. However if you feel interested in doing other thing than you should definitely go for interest.

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Maragoni sai rohan goud

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Hi Virendra, yes, a B.Com graduate can became an actuary. The scope in terms of employment is mentioned below: Employment Opportunities- LIC, GIC ESIC, Banks, Stock Exchanges and other financial.

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