12 June 2013
i have completed my graduation and currently i m doing ca-ipcc besides ca i want to do one side course but confused b/w llb and cs . if i do llb its just a bachelor degree and if i do cs there will be a problem of training . please suggest me its urgent
In CCI a frequently asked question is what are the options available after/with CA or CS? So please find below some suggestions. There are many courses which you can pursue with CA or CS. However the choice and decision depends upon many factors like one’s own interest, cost, duration, time devotion etc. depending upon your circumstances.
In this regard I’d suggest you to explore your own interest and then decide what you want to do in future.
SOME OF THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE ARE:
1. CS, ICWA, CFA (US), CMA (UK). These are long term duration with more than 3 years. 2. CPA, CFP, CIA, CISA etc. are medium term duration depending upon the devotion and your level of knowledge. 3. Further there are many certification programmes like, CIFRS, NCFM, CMA (US) etc. NCFM course is conducted by the Indian Stock Exchanges and concerned with security market.
The combination of CA+CFA is good in case the interest is for Investment banking and Portfolio Management.
The combination of CA+CPA is also a good one in case interest is in Accounting and Auditing field.
The Combination of CA+CS is also good. With this combination you will be able to handle Secretarial deptt along with Account and finance deptt. It is also very helpful to take top chances to work with top management.
The combination of CA+CS is helpful in long run to grab top opportunities at management level. CS is a very good combination with CA as far as course content and understanding the corporate environment is concerned.
If you are having CS qualification then you can easily and confidently handle or administer secretarial work/department along with the account work/finance department.
Also focus on the opinion below:
In today’s time ICAI membership only is not enough. To improve the chances of getting quick job after receiving ICAI membership following practical things is necessary to be considered:
1. More than basic understanding of accounting. 2. Good knowledge of ERP, Tally, SAP, IFRS, MIS working environment. 3. Understanding of working as a finance part. 4. Good and practical knowledge of Taxation.
Students preparing for CS course and want to join some additional course can go for LL. B.
As per my suggestion with CS one should go for LL.B. to grab top opportunities at management level. LL.B. is a very good combination with CS as far as course content and understanding the corporate environment is concerned.
If you are having LL.B. qualification then it would be counted as an additional advantage and you can easily and confidently handle or administer Legal work/department along with the secretarial work/department. Later on you may be designated as legal and secretarial head.
My best wishes are always with you. Be humble and be successful.
13 June 2013
ok thanks for that but please clear my doubt regarding for whether i should go for llb or cs in addition to ca.... which of thease will be beneficial for me? please help me
As per understanding you should go for MBA finance from a reputed university/college/institute. MBA finance will help and complement your CA qualification. With this combination you’ll be able to convert yourself into a pure finance person and can become CEO/CFO or financial controller in future.
I have already think for MBA but in today there is not much scope in it there are many MBA who are idle and jobless even my brother is MBA from GBTU and working in karvy stock exchange on a target basis and on pressure.
i want to do that course which enhance my skill and job opportunity in future and which i can easyily do with ca im interested in cs and llb but had to do only one course with ca.
i m a graduate and completed "o" level computer diploma from doeacc society and currently im doing ca-ipcc my friends are doing mcom but i dont want to do mcom.
if i do cs now i will get direct entry but my Q is if i not done training of cs but passed all the papers and complete my ca with training it will be beneficial for me or not...
13 June 2013
You are not getting my point. There is no need to rely on MBA for job purpose. For Job and career your CA qualification will help you. But MBA finance will enhance your thinking power related to finance matters. I know it would not be possible for you to understand the importance of this combo.
Kindly understand pure CA and CS are doing nothing on knowledge front. So in that case position of a CS and CA qualified is also not very good as far as knowledge is concerned. Today it is important to have good knowledge and practical exp for good job. Adding degrees is not a good idea.
Please get in touch with any senior with combo of CA and MBA finance to know the worth. Further you can do LL.B any time during your career. So CA + LL.B is not recommended.
13 June 2013
ok sir i understand what u are trying to telling me i surely think for MBA finance but one last thing i will ask u along with ca if i take up cs executive from now it will help me or not as i look on the syllabus of cs it is 60-70% same to what i studied on ca.
13 June 2013
ok sir i understand what u are trying to telling me i surely think for MBA finance but one last thing i will ask u along with ca if i take up cs executive from now it will help me or not as i look on the syllabus of cs it is 60-70% same to what i studied on ca.
13 June 2013
ok sir i understand what u are trying to telling me i surely think for MBA finance but one last thing i will ask u along with ca if i take up cs executive from now it will help me or not as i look on the syllabus of cs it is 60-70% same to what i studied on ca.
13 June 2013
ok sir i understand what u are trying to telling me i surely think for MBA finance but one last thing i will ask u along with ca if i take up cs executive from now it will help me or not as i look on the syllabus of cs it is 60-70% same to what i studied on ca.
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