i am graduate cost accountant.i have cleared my exams in feb 2011. i have round about 2 years experience in accounts. currently i am not working anywhere. now i am so much confused which course i will pursue executive mba,cima, cfa,cpa or cs. i am from middlle class family, i cant afford more fees.
16 Views|Posted 2011-03-07 12:55:49
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2011-03-07 13:38:13
iicat is an uk accrediated institute offering courses in the feild of accountancy and finance and other management courses...along with the very well trained faculty.....you may directly send your query on the below mentioned mail id..jyoti.sharma.iicat@gmail.com
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2011-03-07 13:14:42
If you are good in studies you may opt CS or CA as your career as it doesn't require much finance/fees but you must have good command over Accounts and other economic subjects. After Graduation you need to take admission in Professional course for CA and Executive course in CS, both are good for you
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