Master of Financial Accounting
The course provides an easy access to the fundamentals of the elation of economy and accounting. The course covers different aspects of financial accounting along with financial management. The course also covers an in-depth analysis of the principles of financial accounting. Even a little portion of taxation coupled with retail management educations is included within the course. The course has a detail stress on the practicality exposure of the financial accounting.
Eligibility Criterion:
The candidates who are seeking admission in the post graduate level of financial accounting have to attain a minimum of 45% in their under graduate level. The candidates also have to attain a minimum of 40% in their 10+2 level. The candidate’s age should be at a minimum age of twenty one years at the ensuing year of the admission. However the upper age limit of the candidates is around twenty five years as on 01st of July of the ensuing year.
Course Duration:
The total length of the course is of two years. Each of the years is divided in to a single paper that spans to a period of one year.
Job Prospects:
The candidates can earn a decent career opportunity in several corporate organizations, with decent salary slip. These candidates can also earn different career in the taxation as well as retail based organization. The candidates have several job prospects relating to the corporate world diffused in several sector.
Best Places to Pursue:
IPA Institute of Financial Accounting
AKB Institute of Finance and Management
Bangalore University
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3 Responses to “Master of Financial Accounting”
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hello sir.
i completed my B.com now am planning to do MFA ,,
can you tell me a scope of MFA ?
please i don t no about that pg course…..
i have b.com %above 50 i can go for MFA
what is scope of MFA(MASTER OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING)?