On average, a Chartered Accountant in India earns around ₹8.9 lakhs per annum, with salaries typically ranging between ₹3.6 lakhs and ₹10 lakhs. However, with the right skills and experience, CAs can secure packages as high as ₹70 lakhs per year.

Currently, the CMA syllabus under the Institute of Cost Accountants of India primarily focuses on theoretical knowledge, with limited emphasis on practical application and industry-ready skills

In recent years, the tide has turned for commerce students in India. Many who would have once pursued the Chartered Accountancy (CA) route are now gravitating toward becoming Cost Management Accountants (CMA).

SJC has launched an innovative initiative called "Asktree," designed to provide students with career clarity and guide them towards paths where they are most likely to excel.

In simple terms, international taxation and transfer pricing are all about taxes and pricing for global businesses and is one of the most remunerative fields.

In this blog article, we'll look at five financial services developments that are changing the landscape of the sector. Digitalization and fintech, AI and machine learning, cryptocurrencies and blockchain, sustainability and ESG investing, and regulatory reforms are some of these developments

With the introduction of online classes, webinars, and AI-enabled devices, the traditional classroom setting has been transformed, making learning more accessible and flexible

In India, Chartered Accountants play an essential part in implementing the Goods and Services Tax (GST).Their primary responsibility is to educate and assist businesses in complying with the law, not to reduce their tax liabilities.

In this blog, we will understand what are the best career options between CA, CMA, or CS, but the truth is that you can’t select the best of them because all three are the best. The real question is what do you want to achieve and how much time are you willing to dedicate.

In this blog article, we'll look at five financial services developments that are changing the landscape of the sector. Digitalization and fintech, AI and machine learning, cryptocurrencies and blockchain, sustainability and ESG investing, and regulatory reforms are some of these developments.