I've completed my 12th with accounts, which course should I opt for?
Asked by mohammed ibrahim
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You can go for B.Com, BBA, CA. -
Best and most popular course for your degree is B.Com. Good luck. -
If you want to pursue your graduation, go for B.Com. Along with it, you can also pursue professional courses like CA CS CFA etc. -
Hi Mohammed,
As you are from the science background and completed your 12th, I would suggest first you should complete your graduation in any field, preferably in the Science background, as you're from the same field!
Also, after your graduation, you can pick up any short-term training programs which may help you to build your career. If you're good at programming, I would suggest considering the following training programs,
1. The *Machine Learning Training Course -
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If you're commerce student, there are actually a wise variety of options available to you. You can opt for the arts, commerce and management courses like B.Com BBA B.A. (preferably Literature or Economics) and other commerce stream related Bachelor degree courses. Another alternative available for you is the statutory courses that can either be done as a correspondence degree or a distant degree, or full time, as you please. These courses include CA (Chartered Accountant), CS (Company Secretary), ACCA, CMA or ACS. These courses are commerce related with a major focus on the corporate sector. A second alternative that you have is a prof...more
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Hi Mohammed, before taking any decision firstly make your mind clear that what you want to do in your upcoming future. If you want to have your own start up or you have a plan to earn regular monthly salary then go for MBA it will help you to make various strategic decisions and will give more practical knowledge. But if you want to make your career in core finance, CA is best option. Also, if law is something you like to learn, go for CS and along with this also pursue LL.B. And LL. M. And if you have a interest in other creative fields go for various designing courses or you can also opt for event management programs, they have a hug...more
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Hello,
It depends on the career plan that you want to opt for. You can opt for B.Com or BBA. It is always good to do some relevant courses along with this. If you are looking for a career in financial industry then a B.Com along with some professional course in finance will help you get a job faster in the market.
The time is evolving and the companies nowadays are looking at the candidates who have the right certificates. If you planning to work as a Treasury Manager, Investment Counselors, Financial Consultants, Manager in Export/ Import firms, Research Associate, Private Banking (RM), Derivatives Advisory, etc. then you can check NS...more -
Hi,
This decision of your's totally lies in your field of interest. But, if you want to pursue your graduation, go for B.Com. Along with it, you can also pursue professional courses like CA CS CFA etc. -
B.com can do here -
You can do B.com,CA ,CS. If you does not want accounts then you can do bba,b.sc IT.
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