09-02-2005, 05:26 AM
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<br />Yes she is right . Bccom is a graduation degree but ACCA , CIMA,CA , CPA,CFA etc. are all professional certificates for but If u want to spend your 2 yrs in bcom or Bsc I would advice you to spend it in something which is better .ACCA is International qualification it is accepted in most countries throughout the world while bcom walon ko kuch bhi nahi aata sirf naam hai kay aap graduate hein.
Now to solve this problem i would suggest you to start sth like ACCA or CIMa and in the sideline keep doing Bcom aswell but keep your total concentration on ACCA etc.
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ACCA gets you a Bsc. degree from a British Uni,.. how bad is that.. and like some one's said, if you are so much for a B.comm (which I dont see the reason why !)just sit for the exams, because having gone through ACCA passing B.com exams wont be that much of a problem.
<br />Yes she is right . Bccom is a graduation degree but ACCA , CIMA,CA , CPA,CFA etc. are all professional certificates for but If u want to spend your 2 yrs in bcom or Bsc I would advice you to spend it in something which is better .ACCA is International qualification it is accepted in most countries throughout the world while bcom walon ko kuch bhi nahi aata sirf naam hai kay aap graduate hein.
Now to solve this problem i would suggest you to start sth like ACCA or CIMa and in the sideline keep doing Bcom aswell but keep your total concentration on ACCA etc.
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ACCA gets you a Bsc. degree from a British Uni,.. how bad is that.. and like some one's said, if you are so much for a B.comm (which I dont see the reason why !)just sit for the exams, because having gone through ACCA passing B.com exams wont be that much of a problem.
