Proffesional courses

CA with CS is advisable.

In CCI a frequently asked question is what are the options available after 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.

Hope this information help you. You are welcome to share your thoughts.

Thanks

RG

Thank u sir for this information....my basic interest is in management and finance.....but i am still confused.

i have also started my internship, so i dnt know if i will be able to cope up with the stress....

please  guide....

Just relax and take your time. Understand you are already doing a professional so you are not less than anyone.

Doing 2 course is good but not a pre-condition for successful life. Avoid unnecessary stress as stress is not going to give you anything.

RG

I agree to that sir, i will take up the course only if i m comfortable with it,

i have seen the Inter n Final syllabus for both CWA and CS.

but as a future prospective and knowledge point of view i am not able to decide which will help me.

as such i have no keen interest in law. i can say i hold better interest with numbers.

Please guide.

I agree to that sir, i will take up the course only if i m comfortable with it,

i have seen the Inter n Final syllabus for both CWA and CS.

but as a future prospective and knowledge point of view i am not able to decide which will help me.

as such i have no keen interest in law. i can say i hold better interest with numbers.

Please guide.

Hi Richank,

I have done MBA HR / Finance . i am planning  to do CS course is it good for my career or not Kindly guide

@ neha ...yes u can go for CS .

@ Jill ... I will say u should do MBA from a good institute.

its my opinion ...decision is urs ..

gudluck to both

@ Renu.... MBA was the first thought i had....but i kind of have a phobia for the CAT exam...some how i feel i will not be able to crack it...

may be i m wrong...but...that made me change my mind....and i diverted to other courses....

@ Jill .....

listen only CAT is nt the alone exam . U can even go for MAT or XAT  .exams they r relatively easy.

dont let ur fear comes in ...

u can go for IIPM . But its fee is quite high almost 7 lak  two years ago . I dont know  whts the cost  r8 now...

But thers are many institutes which have their own exams . And yes dear ...U are going to be  a proffessional ..if u wil feel afraid , then who will be able to fulfill dreams ??

Just follow ur heart

@ Renu...thank u so much for the information....but right now i am not able to decide whether i should pick up another course or no....

i am still an undergraduate.....so i even have my graduation studies.....and if i take up another proffesional course there are certain trainings which are manadatory for a student to do....

being an intern in a big4, i dnt thk it  vil permit me for al those trainings...

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