8 career tips on BSc accounting after 12th

BSc Accounting or Bachelors of Science in Accounting is a subject degree which focuses on processing, measuring and communicating with both financial as well as non-financial information or data which are used or required by the organization, in many businesses and corporation. Accounting is fairly known as the “Languages of Business” and they are responsible for conveying multiple information or data to many creditors or investors.

There are many fields in accounting (BSc accounting) that are needed or are tied together to support certain functions and are needed to understand how everything works in any particular firms. Accounting is very important and is needed in all aspects of life, without accounting there would not a single stable company.

Bachelors of Science in Accounting (BSc accounting) is an undergraduate degree which lasts for 3 years long and consists of 6 semesters. To be eligible to pursue this degree students need to be 12^th pass with minimum 50% to 60% from any recognized boards. Their admission is based on their 10 and 12^th marks. The admission fee is approx. INR 2,000 to INR 40,000 per year of BSc accounting.

Financial Analyst-

Financial Analyst are the people who are responsible for creating new financial models. Making their hypothesis to ensure certain future decisions made by any particular company or business. They understand the holistic idea of a company and base their hypothesis on them so that they can predict the future outcomes more easily and accurately. There are certain skills that catches an interviewer’s eye when go for a job interview to be a Financial Analyst- your problem- solving abilities, your ability to network and communicate, how you portray yourself, your financial reporting skills as well. Financial Analyst earn quite well even as a fresher you can earn approx. INR 4 Lakhs to INR 6 Lakhs.

Auditor-

An auditor is someone that has been selected as a person who gives out approval as to what audit is to be executed and which isn’t supposed to be. They also give out advices if there are any future possible risk and cost saving methods that are recommended to implement. An auditor earns an average of INR 5 Lakhs to INR 7 Lakhs, even as a fresher.

Personal Financial Advisor-

Personal Financial Advisor are very informative and helpful people, they are the people who advise individuals on how to invest and where to invest their money, they keep an individual. Help you keep track of all your taxes and insurance. Assist you with long term and short-term investment etc. When you growing for example when you are taking certain steps forward in life like building your own home, starting a new family or planning on retiring, these things are faced a lot easily financially if you have a personal financial advisor. Hence, they are a lot in demand so being a personal financial advisor have a bright future ahead. Personal Financial Advisor earn an average of INR 25,000 to INR 50,000 a month.

Financial Manager-

Financial Manager are majorly known for making sure that the financial health of their company or organization is good or not. They are the people responsible for making the financial reports, keep an eye out for new strategies, responsible for the future plans of your company. This job is in demand and a little stressful but the job will pay good and the amount of job satisfaction you get is amazing. A Financial Manger earns approx. INR 6 Lakhs to INR 8 Lakhs per year.

Investment Banker-

An Investment Banker, is a person who works around the shares, stocks and equity. They are the people who assists their clients on how to increase or raise their money by buying and selling of stock or equity shares accordingly. Also, they work out to help them, by advising them on amazing investment opportunities. An Investment Banker earns a minimum wage of INR 85,000 to INR 2 Lakhs per month.

Management Accountant-

Management Accountant works with finishing and building of computed analysis to hypothesis a holistic business strategy. A Management accountant earns a minimum wage of INR 57,000 to INR 3 Lakhs per month.

Chief Financial Officer-

A Chief Financial Officer or otherwise known a CFO is a person who is responsible for look out at all the financial actions taken by your company. Looking out for sufficient amount of cash flow, and all their planning and analyzing of SWOT. Earn an average wage of INR 1 Lakh to INR 3 L akhs per month.

Cost Estimator-

A Cost Estimator is a person who sizes up an estimate of money which is to be spent. They gather more information and analyze the estimated money needed to fulfil all the money which is to be paid to all the workers and extra other necessary things which need to be paid. A Cost estimator, estimated earns INR 4 Lakhs a year.

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