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Hi,
**The CFA course is recognized as the best course in finance sector. But that recognition is held only by CFA institute USA.
**The ICFAI is not approved by AICTE itself. So, the CFA from ICFAI has very less value in India and when you think about career in Multi national companies then its all in vein.
So there is no comparison of CFA from ICFAI India or from CFA institute USA.
If you want to enter into finance sector and you think that you can't do it from CFA institute USA then let me tell you very clearly that CFA from USA is a distance examination kind of exam. You don't require to go to USA. The exam is like CA exam (CPT I,II,III) in India. There is study material provided by the CFA institute USA itself and you have to complete & pass all the examinations.
Even if you complete level I and II of the exam you will get jobs not less than the top packages of IIMs.
So you may look forward for CFA USA. You can go for CS too. The minimum educational qualification to apply for a company secretary course is 10+2.
To become a company secretary you need to clear the final stage by passing the examinations, gain practical experience and do the required training.

Hi,
If you are interested in pursuing a course in retail, I would suggest you to pursue either diploma in retail management or MBA in retail management.
The duration of the diploma course is 1 year where as duration of MBA is 2 years,a person with MBA in Retail has career prospects in supply chains, exporting houses and departmental stores. Manufacturing companies also recruit retail managers to reach out to the customers directly. Banking, finance and insurance companies also need professional retail managers to bring their products directly to the customer. IT and IT enabled services companies particularly in the field of telecommunication also require large numbers of retail mangers, besides these education and health care industry also absorb a large number of retail managers.
Good Luck.
All the Best.

Hi,
Law Entrance Examinations have become more competitive nowadays. So the candidates need to be careful while preparing for those. You can clear the tests if you go through a systematic preparation.
1. You should collect as much previous question papers and work out on them. This will give an idea about the exam pattern and syllabus.
2. You should develop the habit of reading national and local news and this will certainly be useful to improve your vocabulary and reading skills.
3. You should collect the weeklies on current affairs as this may help you to update your general awareness.
4. You should spend at least three or four hours every day to study the subjects.
Reference Books for Exam:-
A Comprehensive Book of English Grammer by Dr. B. B. Jain
Common Law Admission Test [CLAT] by HemaRaman
Study Package for CLAT & LLB Entrance Examinations by AP Bhardwaj.
Common Law Admission Test by Lal and Mishra.
Practice Papers for CLAT Common Law Admission Test 2010 by Gaurav Mehta
Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning by Panel of Experts.
Common Law Admission Test CLAT (Guide) by Rph Editorial Board
CLAT 2011 Common Law Admission Test
CLAT Common Law Admission Test by Mazumdar Rituparna

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Hi, You can select any course of your choice, provided you possess keen interest and passion for the subject.
Take up either of B.COM, B.B.S, B.B.M or B.B.A; you may even consider honors in either Economics or Accountancy.
You could even learn a foreign language and aim for an interpreter's job in the consulates and embassies. You can even prepare for the Indian Civil Service Examinations or State Civil Service Examinations.
Besides these, there are courses in advertising, journalism, mass communication, media studies, business management, performing arts, travel and tourism and more.
You can analyze the various opportunities available and select the right path based on your personal criteria which should include:
*The interest and aptitude towards the subject
*Interest to get a job
*The future Demand for the particular program
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Just be relaxed and calm, be patient. speak to the concerned people around you and then take a wise decision.
Hope this boosts your confidence in high spirits!
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Good Luck.

Hi Amanpreet,
-You can pursue an MBA program, if you want to continue working in banks ( provided you meet the eligibility criteria for pursuing an MBA)
-You can also prepare for civil services,if you wish to enter the government sector directly.
-For government jobs usually one has to take the respective entrance tests.
There are many other options but as a friend I suggest, it would be better if you first decide which stream of education interests you and accordingly you can post your question and we will be able to suggest a specialization for you.
Feel free to ask more questions.
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Good Luck.God Bless!