Is doing CA necessary after CS or vice-versa?

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Hi friend , need not to worry because there is no such to completre cs after ca or to complete ca after cs, you may individualy find jobs.
good luck

CA stands for Chartered Accountant and CS stands for Company Secretary. We cannot compare CA and CS because, both are different fields. CA is basically a study of Taxation and it deals with various statutory audits, audit under Income Tax Act called Tax Audit etc. a person after completing CA will have knowledge in Accounting, Taxation, Auditing and various corporate laws like the Companies Act as well as Financial management and costing. A CS person will have knowledge in corporate and labour laws and other such laws and working knowledge of Auditing, accounting, costing and financial management. The scope of practice and work of CA is more than that of a CS and thus CA stands higher when compared to CS.

So I think it is very clear that, both CA and CS differ from each other, and even the job profile is different. So if you wish to work in the field of taxation, it will be good you do CA and if you want to work on company law and executive affairs management, then go for CS. CS could be followed with a degree in law.

Choosing the right career path is one of the most difficult task for most students. Always choose the career path based on your skills. Also what you would like doing. Some of the options for a BCom graduate are pursuing Chartered Accountancy Course or Company Secretary Course or Institute of Cost and Work Accountants.
The role of a Company Secretary is to look into the legal aspects of the company including incorporation, promotion, amalgamation, rewinding. Also if the company is going public then it is the responsibility of the Company Secretary to look into the public issue. Also they will be required to look into the excise laws, sales tax, and corporate law. In short he/she will be required to look into the finance, accounts, legal administration.
Chartered Accountancy deals with accountancy, auditing and taxation aspect. They have the option to either work as auditors of the company, or go in for private practice of audit and consultancy. They are required to handle the financial accountancy of the company. As part of the consultancy they could be required to handle the cost accountancy like arriving at the operational cost of the company. Also they can provide services like project planning and finance, corporate law advice, business advice. By clearing the Institute of Cost and Works Accountant course you will be specializing in the field of Cost and Management Accountancy. An in depth knowledge will be available on how to manage a business under various circumstances.
You need to decide the area where you are more comfortable. Choose based on what your area of interest is.

THERE IS NOTHING AS SUCH BOTH ARE DIFFERENT FIELDS TO WORKED IN

No.there is no such complusion.Both are different CA is concern with taxation and auditing whereas CS is concern with corporate legal affairs. ICWAI is mainly concern with cost accountancy.All of them have important role in theie respective field.The choice between them depend upon your interest and career aspirations.

No.There is no such rule. CA and CS are different. CA involves taxation and auditing whereas CS involve managing corporate affairs and legal activities.

After completing your Bcom or while pursuing Bcom you should prepare for CA after clearing cppt exam.

Hi! Dont get panic because there is on requirement to do CA and CS you can choose any one of them.

You can join any one of the three courses , u need not to do the next course.

Hello

No there is no such requirement that CA is necessary after doing CS.

CA and CS are both separate course.Both has its own value.

A person who is a CA is the expert of auditing and accounts.

A person who is a CS is expert in company law matters.

So the scope of both the courses are different.Both can not be compared

No there is no such requirement that CA is necessary after doing CS.

CA and CS are both separate course.Both has its own value.

A person who is a CA is the expert of auditing and accounts.

A person who is a CS is expert in company law matters.

So the scope of both the courses are different.Both can not be compared

NO.
IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO PURSUE C.S ALONG WITH C.A ........
DOING C.A IS VERY GOOD OPTION...... IT HAS VARIOUS JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN IT.............
GO FOR IT...........GOOD LUCK!!!!!

No both CA and Cs degree are different from each other ,At at ime you can go for only one degree...So decide which degree you wants to complete and then choose the stream .!!!

No it is not necessary to do CA if you want to do CS.

Hello friend,
dont worry u can do any courses as like u in that options of CA or CS

which opportunities are block if one pursues CS as a carrer..??

My dear frnd it is not nessesory

here you need to understand that both the course are different and they are independent ,you can not complete both the courses at a time .Both are related to commerce domain thats true ,So you first decide for which course you want to go for then choose the course .

hiiiiiiiiii,
Both are different CA is concern with taxation and auditing whereas CS is concern with corporate legal affairs. ICWAI is mainly concern with cost accountancy.All of them have important role in theie respective field.The choice between them depend upon your interest and career aspirations.
A person who is a CA is the expert of auditing and accounts.

A person who is a CS is expert in company law matters.

CS IS GOOD OPTION IF DONE WITH LAW DEGREE ELSE WITH CA IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO PURSUE OTHER COURSE

CA stands for Chartered Accountant
CS stands for Company Secretary
both are different fields.
Chartered Accountancy deals with accountancy, auditing and taxation aspect. They have the option to either work as auditors of the company, or go in for private practice of audit and consultancy

The role of a Company Secretary is to look into the legal aspects of the company including incorporation, promotion, amalgamation, rewinding.

i have just given ca ipcc both groups nd expect positive results, i want to ask is ca enough for good salary package if done with full zeal or it is necessary to do other courses like cs or cwa??

ca,cs and icwa which one is highest payer

no there is no compulsion
both are different fields so it's not necessary
CA stands for Chartered Accountant
CS stands for Company Secretary
you may get jobs in both fields

I m persuing in CS executive and really very confused about my career as many person says that there
is nothing in CS....! Its really feel bad that a have choosed a career whioch has no scope, is it true ?
please give me the correct ADVICE on such matter.....! Plssssssssssssssssss...................sss !