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Hi,
ICWAI (Institute for Cost and Work Accountants India). This course is divided mainly in three stages:
1. Foundation Course
2. Intermediate course
3. Final course
Eligibility Criteria:
• candidate must have appeared/ appearing 10+2 level from the recognized board and also above 17 years of age to be eligible for this foundation and certificate part i course.
• candidate must have done graduation in any discipline or must pass the icwai foundation programme to be eligible for this course.
The course admission is open throughout the year and the exams are conducted in the months of June and December. As far as the fees is concerned, it tends to be revised on timely basis so for detailed outlook on the same you can log on to
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Also find attached a link of institutes that offer ICWA course.
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ICWAI (ICAI) passed candidates can hold top management positions, Viz. Managing Director, Finance Director, Financial Controller, Accountant, Cost Controller, Finance Manager, Chief Internal Auditor etc. in public and private sector organizations.
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Hi Ishita,
If you want to merge computers, french and design, well the best could be to go and study design in France. One of the leading colleges of France is Gobelins. There are others of course including George Meiles and SIC. Alternatively you could study in Canada which also has a high french speaking population. However, if instead of this strange request you decide what you love (obviously you'd drop computers since it's just a medium and my answer would be same if you said french and design) more out of french and design then the choice would become clearer. For e.g. in Gobelins there are 7-8 different courses, so what would you choose?
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Hi,
Well the course structure for LLB varies from one college to another yet to give you a general idea following are the subjects that form the curriculum for your desired course:
Sociology
Economics
Legal Methods
Torts
English & Legal Language
Political Science
History
Contracts
Constitutional Law
Family Law
Jurisprudence
Criminal Law
Land Laws
Property Law
Law of Evidence
Code of Civil Procedure
A.D.R. (Clinical Course)
Corporate Law
International Trade Law
Administrative Law
Human Rights Law
Drafting, Pleading and Conveyancing
Law, Poverty and Development
Taxation Law
Intellectual Property Law
Labor Law
Banking Law
Environmental Law
Trust & Equity
Insurance Law
Conflict of Laws
Legal Practice (Professional Ethics)
Litigation Advocacy (Clinical Course)
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