Dear Swati, Thanks for writing to us your query! Very good question. Well, future course after CA depends on you career goal. You can work as an independent consultant or full time employee with consultancy firm or corporates or in academia. Also, you need to determine area of work: accounting, taxation, costing, and corporate law Based on your interest, you can do Cost Management Accountant (CMA), Certified Information System Auditor (CISA), Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), IFRS, MBA and also do PhD without doing any masters course.  If you are interested in academics or research, you

Hi Kirti  As I understood.. You have already secured a job and if thats with EY then thats great.You should consider a few things before taking a decision.. This is a known fact that employers always prefer a person who has a job experience with an MBA degree.But that experience should absolutely align with your specialization.Eg.A person who has worked as an accounts Specialist with EY and then takes up Finance MBA will have equal chances to getting selected as an analyst as that of a fresh MBA grad.So you should understand your profile completely. The second good option could bw to earn

Hi, Arun I guess you are referring to CFP, which is the Certified Financial Planner course. This opens up opportunities in Wealth Management and Private Banking sector. The starting salary may be in the range of Rs.4 lacs to Rs. 8 lacs p.a., depending on the insititute from where you are pursuing PGDBM.

Hello dear student...To know more about the CFA Chartered financial Analyst, I would like to explain you in detail.CFA degree in US is awarded by the CFA institute and to attain this a candidate has to clear three levels of exams popularly known as level I, level II, level III.The degree awarded by the institute is one of the toughest degrees, in which only 38% of the students who appear for the exam mange to clear level I, 39% manage to clear level II and only 46 % able to clear level III approximately , it may vary.ELIGIBILITY : To be able to enroll for this degree a candidate should possess

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Hello there/ Firstly congratulations for completing Company Secretaryship course successfully and also commerce graduation alongside. So now you a qualified company secretary and a graduate. I hope you would like to continue in the legal, secretarial field and love it too. According to me, an MBA or CFA would not suit you if you wish to make your career in secretarial / compliance field, because this field an MBA or CFA has no role to play literally. There are two things here: one is if you wish to continue in the secretarial / legal field, then it is highly recommended that you pursue LLB cou

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Hello Sayandip,   Wish you had been specific about yourself.   As in your qualification, your line of interest etc.   Only then can we be of any help.   Do write back.   Wish you good luck..

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Dear Aspirant, CFA and MBA both are hectic courses if done seriously and sincerely. Do not burden yourself with studies and look for getting degrees. CFA is a strong technical qualification and CFAs earn much more than MBAs. Doing MBA should only be a topping later in the career and not immediately. Best wishes

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Dear Aspirant, I am sure that Ms. Meghna must have guided you  appropriately. Just to add my view, I would suggest that do not get over qualified at a fresher level. Also CFA and MBA both are hectic courses if done seriously and sincerely. Do not burden yourself with studies and look for getting degrees. In CFA and MBA, I would also suggest that you should focus on CFA and complete it as early as possible. After getting a job on the basis of CFA, you can think of MBA after may be five years and not before that. CFA is a strong technical qualification and CFAs earn much more than MBAs. Doi

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Dear Aspirant, It appears that you wish to know about the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) degree offered by CFA Institute USA. CFA course is also offered by ICFAI University, however the real CFA License is issued by CFA Institute USA. www.cfainstitute.org is the genuine website on which you can get information. CFA as a course and as a profession is highly respected, challenging and highly paying in the industry. CFAs are required in Analytics, Banking, Insurance, Investment Banking, etc. CFA has three levels to pass just like CA or CS or CMA. There are authorised training centres for

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Dear Aspirant, Kindly clarify first what education level you are currently in? If you share this, it would be very best for me to guide you appropriately.  There are plenty of careers which can be chosen, however the single most point important here for you should be whether you are suited to that particular career or not. Not everybody can do any career. Also there is not direct answer to your question about choosing a career. It is important for you to know what qualities you have in you which can be converted into career.  Kindly do not choose a career randomly. Take the Idea

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