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asif ali banawaz
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08-16-2009, 08:52 PM
dear seniors,
i m student of b.com part 2 and pipfa finalist ainfact 1 paper to qualify pipfa now i m looking to be a finance professional. i hearar so many things about acca, ca, acma and cima. plz tell me what would be the better option for me? i want to go abroad as soon as possible to support my family. suggest me what would i do and keep in mind that it should be less time cosuming most economical and has value abroad. i m so years old and looking to get internship in any middle level firm to get some practical knowledge and experience.
what if i start acca and give first 9 paper by self study?
what is the total cost acca paperwise?
what is the procedure to obtain bsc degree after acca fundamental level and total cost?
is acca a good option for me to go and earn from abroad?
has acca value an america, ueorup ans england????/
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career guidance - by asif ali banawaz - 08-16-2009, 08:52 PM
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