Please enter your Mobile Number and Education Level to proceed.
60 minutes of Duration
180 Questions
Instant Report
500+ Career Options
1M+ Test Taken
Hello Jaffer,
A course in ICWAI or MBA, though both are finance related, they both serve two different perspective.
An ICWAI, will enhance your knowledge in the accounts section. And an MBA, will enhance your knowledge in the management field. Thus choose on the basis of the industry requirement.
If you are working, then depending on the job requirement take a call. If not, then self introspect, is it accounts department you wish to excel in.
As a counselor, I feel you should at the moment focus on aquiring knowledge which will help you in your career in long term. Thus an ICWAI can be pursued first which will strengthen your accounts knowledge and then you could focus on managerial skills.
But please note, it is your career and no one other than you can make this decision better.
Hope this helps.
Wish you good luck...
Dear Aspirant,
It appears that some one has told you that an MBA is a must for everybody to do good in career. I would like to tell you that MBA is not a must at all for everybody. Doing MBA should be necessity/need based and not qualification based. MBA should not be done just to add a educational qualification or degree sake but it should be done at the right stage of the career where learning management aspects are required to climb the career ladder.
Doing CWA should be your priority since is a very good professional qualification which will be the base for your starting career. Therefore you should do CWA in the least number of attempts first.
After you gain a work experience of at least five years, then you may think of MBA course in part time or executive mode. It can definitely be in Finance, since CWA and MBA Finance will then compliment each other for career growth.
Best wishes
Pursuing an MBA enhances your personality and you will be able to express more passionately in the corporate world. You will also be able to compete better in the industry, to succeed in the corporate environment, its actually necessary for the you to take up the MBA course as it equips you with the required skills. As you have shown more concern regarding this course. I would recommend to do MBA finance first and then go for CWA course as you will be able to focus more efficiently in the area of finance area and that will give you good package too. And moreover there are many good things behind it ,if you opt. MBA course , i.e,1. Narrow Focus2. Personality Driven3. Growing Job Prospects4
In order to post replies to the question: "hello sir , i just wanted to know it is better to do cwa course before mba finance"
Post Reply
ss
FreeLancer Academic and Career Guidance Counsellor
Mrs. Halima is a postgraduate in psychology from Osmania University and a International Diploma in Guidance & Counseling in collaboration with COL, Canada. She posses Enormous experience in Academic and Psychological Counseling and had done Project on “Counseling & Guidance using ACA & APA standards “, “Motivation to enhance academic achievements”,” Comparative analysis of Self Confidence of undergraduate boys & girls”. She had worked as an Academic Research Associate at Indian Institute of Management, Indore. She specializes in educational, career and academic counseling and guidance, Organizational behavior.
Career Guide, Educationist, Author and Clinical Psychologist
Dr. K.V Anand is a PhD in Counseling Psychology from Fort Jones University USA with MSc In Applied Psychology and MS in Psychotherapy. He is an expert in psychometric tests to facilitate awareness about various psychological traits, personality, skills, aptitude etc. He is a Certified Motivation trainer and personality development trainer. He is experienced in evaluating of psychology or psychiatry cases. Uses Psychometric tests such as personality, bipolar disorder test evaluation, student counseling. He has more than 9 years experience in soft skill training field covering career guidance, education, motivation, personality development, team building, leadership skills, stress management, conflict management, decision making. Beside this he is a active writer and have books related to psychology under his name such as “Adolescence mental Problems” and ”Infant and Child Psychology”
Founder And Director At Canvas Career
Mr. Prathamesh is a Certified Career Consultant by Psytech International (bps) UK and is also a Certified Trainer for Life Skills; he is pursuing Narrative Therapy from Adelaide, Australia. He has been in to career counseling for more than 8 years now he practices MINDFULNESS psychotherapy with students. He possesses vast experience in teaching and career counseling. Currently he is associated with FUEL NGO. He had counseled over laces of students and is a founder director of Canvas Career Consultancy, committed to conduct Psychometric assessments for students and do career counseling by making them aware about new career avenues
See All Questions