A B.Com with ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is typically considered better than a regular B.Com for specialization in accounting and finance: This is more pertinent for an graduate and post graduate B.Com amd ACCA will yield more in the field of accounting and finance as it gives the practitioner more recognition with the knowledge aide having studied. While pursuing a B Comm alone allows specialization, it earns one less prestige within the international work setting.
- On the other hand, a regular B.Com provides greater breadth of business and commerce subjects such as economics, marketing, management and none of them specialize at ACCA qualified level nor provide the career settlement and recognition allied to the ACCA combined with school training. Considering the scope of commerce, the combination of B.Com and ACCA provides a competitive advantage specialist in Financial Accounting as a business practitioner with a degree. Unlike one in business commerce accounting, a regular B.Com does provide more scope for other business activities and therefore covers multi competent practitioner.