Which is a better course after 12th among CS, CS+Law and CMA?

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Asked by Daisy Kashyap
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3 years ago
Both CMA and CS are fantastic options for a prosperous and rewarding career and offer a wealth of opportunities. In contrast to CS which concentrates on company law and corporate secretaries, CMA gives extensive knowledge of accounting and cost management.

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Chetna S
2016-04-16 22:42:04
CS alone has a great value in the job market and if you combine it with law and can manage study of both well, doors to the corporate world will open well. CMA is more like a CA and validate you to work in USA and you need either CA or bachelor's with two years of work experience to do that.

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