MBA FINANCE FROM A REPUTED UNIVERSITY POOSIBLY NOT FROM IND.All the best
Short term Finance course (I presume above is a typo, you meant ‘other than CFA’. CFA also isn’t a ‘short term finance course’. The obvious answer is FLIP courses - www.learnwithflip.com. Do them before your placement pressure starts - and certainly before your CV goes to recruiters.All the best.
CAN I EXPECT LUXURY LIFE AFTER CA (chartered accountancy)?
1. There are plenty of opportunities for Chartered Accountants, with exciting salaries. 2. The areas where they can work are: -Industry and business -Banks and financial institutions -Merchant/Investment banking -Audit firms -Consultancy firms -Self practice 2. The median annual income for all U.S.-based accountants was $61,690 as of May 2010, according to the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics. The top 10 percent of U.S.-based accountants earned in excess of $106,880 per year. The average annual income for Chartered Accountants working in the United States was $106,000 as of July 2011, according to the Indeed website. 3. Accountants are business professionals who track and record financial transactions for businesses, individuals, organizations and governmental entities. They may analyze and verify financial documents, prepare tax returns or assist with financial planning. Accountants in the United States who complete a rigorous course of study and pass the prescribed examination may be licensed as Certified Public Accountants, or CPAs, by their State Board of Accountancy. A number of countries outside the U.S., particularly those associated with the British Crown, designate accountants who have demonstrated mastery of the trade as Chartered Accountants or CAs. 4. Please Read more: How Much Money Do Chartered Accountants Earn Per Month? | eHow http://www.ehow.com/info_8682929_much-ac... . .
Canadian Securities Course?
Those are great questions! The Canadian Securities Course is designed as an entry level course that introduces students to the Canadian financial industry. There are no prerequisites for taking the course and many students who come to CSI do not have a finance background. The level of difficulty, in my view, extends no higher than topics that might be covered in an introductory economics class or accounting class. That being said, CSI recommends study time between 135 and 200 hours to complete the course depending on your background, study habits, etc. One cool idea that CSI recently introduced is the CSC Audio Book. You can now download the text to an MP3 player or a computer and listen to the course while on the go. Should really help those who have busy schedules and are pressed for time. You can read more about the new Audio Book here: https://www.csi.ca/student/en_ca/courses/csi/csc-audio.xhtml Lastly, in case you're wondering, my background was psychology when I took the CSC. I studied hard and used sound studying methods and scored an honours grade when all was said and done. Good luck!
There are many areas for a Chartered Accountant.1. Auditing2. Finance(It included many things in finance to define)3. Taxation related services especially a. Indirect Tax b. Foreign Taxation.4. Law related services as legal consultant(though lawyers and Cs are there)5. Cost Accountant services.You will get to know what you want to do and your interest. There is much scope whatever you choose.
Commerce is a very vast filed and oppting a career totally depends on your likes and dislikes.I am sharing with you the best options aIf you plan to go in core finance areas CA,CFA,CMA and CFF are good options.If you think your agression and sharp mind help you win arguments you can think of LLB.MBA has always been the top priority of all.You can also make your career in economics , which again gives you variety of options for job.You can also go for Civil services too.Offbeat careers like photography, fashion, bloggs,journalism etc are always available.Acturial Science is a comparatively new field with low competition and high salary.You can also make your career in insurance as a agent or a Risk Manager.Financial planning/Consulting, Investment Banking,Financial Analyst are among few under rated commerce courses which high revenue generating potential.There are vast number of other offbeat careers which you can choose according to your field of interest.Just choose your career wisely so you dont regret it latter, dont let the fancy world overpower your passion.All the very best for your future!!!