Five courses that can help in developing a perfect career in the accounting field

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Opting for accounting courses after completing B.Com can help in getting the best out of job opportunities available in the shrinking market. Here are the details for five of the most preferred courses in India. 
1. GST Certification Course
Until 2017, India’s tax system was considered as one of the most complex ones around the world. But, the government took a significant step for simplifying the same by introducing the GST (Goods and Service Tax) in July 2017. However, due to more than 365 amendments proposed in the law during the last two years, understanding various aspects of the GST has become crucial for finance professionals as well as business people, traders. GST certification courses can help in understanding the same.
Besides the basics, most of the short courses also cover details about the registration process, returns filing procedure, claiming a refund for taxes, and essential aspects of the E-Way Bill. 
If you wish to enroll for such a short term course in Ahmedabad, you should consider opting for 45 days GST Certification Course from Munimji. It is perfect for students with a commerce background. 
2. Certified Corporate Accounting
Certified Corporate Accountant or CCA course covers fundamentals of accounting, basics of direct and indirect taxes, payroll processing, basics of banking, auditing, as well as crucial aspects of the Company Law. Experts recommend students to opt for CCA after completing their M.Com/B.Com degree. 
Institutions like Devam’s Munimji also offer a dedicated module for Tally ERP 9 and personality development for ensuring the candidate becomes job market-ready after completion of the course. Their five months CCA course is divided into 12 modules. 
3. Certification Course in Project Finance
Practical knowledge plays a crucial role when it comes to project financing, lending, and project appraisal. Professionals with commerce background can quickly sharpen their skills with the Certification Course in Project Finance. Several institutions in various cities offer this course in India. 
Individuals who have the necessary knowledge about income statements, cash flow statements, balance sheets, and financial statements can opt for this course. A graduation degree in any discipline is a must for candidates willing to opt for this course. 
The course duration depends on the number of modules. Students can opt for classroom-based training or go for distance learning online mode. After completion of the course, you can get a job in banking, real estate, as well as project management consultancies.
4. Certified financial planner 
The course helps students gain expertise in insurance, taxes, financial planning, investment planning, and risk management. Depending on the institution, the certified financial planning course duration can be between six months and one year. Most of the institutes recommend this course to students with a commerce degree. Multiple institutes offer this course. 
5. Company secretary
Put simply, a company secretary or corporate secretary is appointed to ensure the organization operates under various applicable laws. 
There is a lot of demand for such professionals. Usually, the three-year course is recommended for B.Com graduates who have a keen interest in following environmental, economic, industrial, and social issues. Institute of Company Secretaries of India offers CS courses in India.

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