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So I won't take accounts.if you dont do accounts in O levels, you wont know how to do the basics in A levels.
Hate that subject
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So I won't take accounts.if you dont do accounts in O levels, you wont know how to do the basics in A levels.
So as I don't want to be a secretary; Financial Analyst is much better.I know a guy who did MBA from Szabist, and is currently working in an oil company at a high post (maybe they needed someone).
He's getting paid Rs.100,000/+ a month.
So usually if you do MBA, your salary is likely to be more than 40k per month depending on your position.
Since you're a girl, companies would prefer you as a secretary, and thats a low paying job.
It's best to go abroad and do your degree because you get work experience along as you study.
If you want to do masters or some stuff. you need specific amount of work experience, like 4 years and stuff.
Universities abroad make this easier by helping undergraduates find jobs that'll help em out.
What I wrote above about getting $50k a year, thats if you choose to become a Financial Analyst.
A senior Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) gets more than $500k a year. (with bonuses too)
Its very important to do Accounts in your O Levels and in your A levels.
nyc choiceYou should really do accounts, its VERY easy.
And if you're considering being a Financial Analyst like me, try thinking out of the box..
I'm personally looking at the University of Waterloo. They even provide jobs as work experience according to which degree you take.
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