CA Aspirant | Mithib... • 1y
◽In India, choosing between a Chartered Accountant (CA) and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) qualification can be a close call, especially when it comes to salary expectations. ◽On average, CAs tend to earn slightly more than MBAs at the starting stage, with a typical CA salary around ₹8-9 lakhs per annum compared to ₹7-8 lakhs for an MBA graduate. ◽However, it's important to remember this is just a starting point. Salary variations can be significant depending on factors like experience, specific job role (e.g., finance vs. marketing for MBAs), and the company itself. ◽So, while a CA qualification might offer a head start on salary, an MBA can open doors to a wider range of career paths, potentially leading to higher earning potential in the long run. What are your thoughts on this major career dilemma faced by many commerce graduates ?🤔
Passionate about Pos... • 1m
did you know? A Mumbai auto driver earns ₹5 to ₹8 lakhs per month without driving an auto, without an MBA, or a startup. He simply offers a bag-keeping service outside the US Consulate, where visitors are not allowed to take bags inside. He charge
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Is it more worthwhile to invest 20-35 lakhs in pursuing an MBA from a top-tier college, or would self-research and self-study be a more beneficial alternative? According to your knowledge and expertise, which option is more appropriate for career adv
See MoreEach and every secon... • 12d
Calling All Finance MBAs in VC! Hey everyone, I'm looking to connect with anyone who pursued an MBA in Finance and then transitioned into a role at a Venture Capital (VC) firm. I'm really interested in hearing about your experience, what that caree
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