Is there any high scope for ICWA?
I am graduating in BBA this year i.e. 2018.
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Hello,
There are plenty of employment opportunities are available for the ICWA qualified people. Once you have completed the ICWA course, you can start up your career as a cost accountant and earn a good package. ICWA degree holders are highly demanded in the government sector, private enterprises, development agencies, banking & finance sector, education and training sectors. With the advancement of the economy, demands for the cost and management professionals are rising rapidly.
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Yes, absolutely.
Have no doubts. ICMAI-ICWAI-CMA is a gold standard qualification in finance. Almost as good as CA. The only difference between CMA and CA is three years of mandatory articleship. In spite of 5859 years of its existence as on day, I'm told, there are barely 6570,000 qualified CMAs in India. And, every year just about 10002000 add to it (all-India). So, qualified CMAs are in short supply and are held in high esteem. Don't ever worry about the scope of the course. I can show you practitioners, who are earning crores of rupees by just doing practice in GST (and in the earlier regime, they were in VAT only.
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