Accounting & Finance involves looking at money, business and management. Accounting relates to information analysis for different aspects of a company, while finance solely concerns an organisations’ monetary funds.
The programme aims to provide students with a specialist education in accounting and finance. It will give a global perspective on investment markets and asset classes, provide practical as well as theoretical knowledge on the processes and mechanics underlying investment, and build on students’ existing numerical skills so that they are able to understand and practice investment-related mathematics.
Heads of divisions/functions, middle level managers and mangers, who are new to the concepts of finance or those who wish to update their knowledge on basic finance and accounts.
To apply for accounting and finance courses in India, the basic eligibility criteria are completion of 10+2 or its equivalent exam in commerce stream, with a minimum of 50% marks for diploma coursesand 55% marks for BCom courses. Some courses, such as the CA programme offered by ICAI, require a minimum of 60% score in 10th standard . The fees for accounting courses in India can range from INR 1,000 to 30,000 for certificate and diploma courses, and from INR 1 to 4 LPA for UG and PG courses . Applicants can apply for these courses through the respective college or university’s admission process.
