Private Equity / Venture Capital - Career Queries

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

• Banking / Insurance & Finance
• Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)

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Hello there! Hearty Congratulations for completing your Chartered Accountancy course. Glad that you are also working in a PSU. I liked your query very much since I appreciate your willing ness to further continue your education while doing your job. I have been an Educationist and have been counselling students from the commerce / management fiedl for more tha 7 years now and have been teaching and writing for many years now. To add value to your resume and to supplement your CA qualification there are many options available. Full time courses, part time courses, distance learni

• Banking / Insurance & Finance
• Chartered Accountant

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No course is Hard in this world, it all depends on our will & determination.Well if you talk about CA. it is known to be a toughest course amonst all accounting institutes in India.Reasons - why it is regarded as toughest:1) This course actually make a person an expert in almost every field of finance & commerce, such:> Accounts> Financial Mgt> Auditing> Cost Mgt> Company Law> Other Allied laws> Direct Tax> Indirect Tax> Other subjects2) It is course where you have to do lot of self study. You need to study on daily basis to be an expert in the field.3) Durin

• Banking / Insurance & Finance
• Chartered Accountant

2 answers in Private Equity / Venture Capital category

Hello My Dear Career Aspirant,I am glad to know that you are thinking of upgrading your self and make your self equipped in terms of knowledge and qualifications to tackle the industry work challenges. Good to know that you are already doing your articleship and already near to the industry practices.I am glad that you decided to approach CareerGuide.com for seeking guidance and advice on your career query. I am sure that the experts here will be able to guide you appropriately.Other course along side Chartered Accountancy course and articleship:I suppose that you are still to complete your Ch

• Banking / Insurance & Finance
• Chartered Accountant

3 answers in Private Equity / Venture Capital category

Everybody has some career goals in mind. Something they are thinking of doing or becoming. For Commerce students, there are many avenues where they can build up a good career in future. Company Secretary Course is one such course which can be taken as a profession.It is good choice to pursue "[Company Secretary][1]" along with Graduation.Stages to become Company Secretary The student who would like to join the course after 10+2 pass or equivalent has to undergo 3 stages to pursue the Company Secretaries Course.Foundation Programme. [Executive Programme][2]. Professional ProgrammeThe Student wh

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• Company Secretary

2 answers in Private Equity / Venture Capital category

Dear Aspirant, As already mentioned by other experts about the eligibility criteria, I would like to make you aware that in the industry today, just being eligible by qualification is not enough, but you should have the employability aspects in you to get a good job. Qualification is just a ticket to take you to the interview desk, but how and what you perform on the interview desk, is much more important. So CA qualification will not just get you a good job, but skills of a Chartered Accountant will. so dont be behind getting just qualified, become employable. Best wishes!

• Banking / Insurance & Finance
• Chartered Accountant

4 answers in Private Equity / Venture Capital category