Career Guidance Program on CA and CMA Courses

PG Department of Commerce

January 17, 2024

In a collaborative effort, the PG Department of Commerce, in association with the Biswas Institute of Management Studies, hosted a comprehensive career guidance program on Chartered Accountancy (CA) and Cost and Management Accountancy (CMA) courses. The event took place on January 17, 2024, a Wednesday, commencing at 10:30 am and catering specifically to the final year B.Com students.

The distinguished speaker for the session was Noble C. Tresa, an expert in the field with extensive experience in CA and CMA courses. Her expertise and insights guided students through the diverse opportunities that these professional courses offer.

 

Exploration of Career Opportunities: Noble C. Tresa adeptly navigated the students through the various career prospects that CA and CMA courses open up. The session provided a comprehensive overview, shedding light on the potential trajectories and growth prospects in these fields.

Career Services Offered: Emphasizing holistic career development, the program offered an array of valuable services. These included soft skill training sessions, equipping students with the interpersonal skills crucial for professional success. Additionally, students benefited from specialized training in resume building, ensuring they present themselves effectively to prospective employers.

Mock Interview Sessions:

Recognizing the significance of interview preparation, mock interview sessions were conducted to simulate real-world scenarios. This practical experience allowed students to refine their communication and interview skills in a supportive environment.

The program facilitated access to various job opportunities in the fields of CA and CMA. Students were provided with information on job openings, internships, and placement avenues, enhancing their understanding of the practical aspects of the profession.

The final year B. Com students exhibited immense enthusiasm and active participation throughout the program. Their engagement was a testament to the relevance and significance they attributed to the insights shared by Noble C. Tresa.

The career guidance program concluded at 1 pm, leaving the students equipped with valuable knowledge, insights, and resources to make informed decisions about pursuing CA and CMA courses. The collaborative effort between the PG Department of Commerce and the Biswas Institute of Management Studies provided a platform for students to explore, understand, and embark on a successful career path in the fields of Chartered Accountancy and Cost and Management Accountancy.