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Can I do CA or COMPANEY SECRETRY after doing B.sc. what is the scope compare to engineering

2 Followers | 134 Views | Posted 9 years ago
Asked by preetham rai

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    AccountKiller AccountKiller AccountKiller

    9 years ago
    Yes you can. However, CA deals more with accountancy and CS deals more with legal studies.
    Also, there is no certainty of clearing such high level exams.
    Engineering could be a better option, as per my suggestion.
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    Vivek Arj | Contributor-Level 7

    9 years ago
    There is a huge scope. If you get into this field, there is a high demand in India and abroad.
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    aneesh ram miles to go before I sleep.... | Contributor-Level 9

    9 years ago
    Yes, you can do CS as it has wide scope.

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