Career Option: Auditor/Junior Accountant

Eligibility

The eligibility criterion to become an accountant is to purse 10+2 education in the stream of commerce. Students taking science and arts field can also opt for this profession. Commerce stream is the best stream to choose.

How to become Auditor/Junior Accountant

Appearing for these tests along with joining some certified courses will also be very helpful. Giving entrance exams after 12th will be very helpful. These exams help an individual to achieve the desired targets.

Job profile of Auditor/Junior Accountant

• He has the key responsibility of collating and performing various tasks
• He has the key responsibility of checking and analysing spreadsheet data,
• He has the key responsibility of examining company accounts and financial control systems,
• He has the key responsibility of gauging levels of financial risk within organisations,
• He has the key responsibility of checking that financial reports and records are accurate and reliable,
• He has the key responsibility of ensuring that assets are safeguarded,
• He has the key responsibility of identifying if and where processes are not working as they should,
• He has the key responsibility of advising on changes to be made,
• He has the key responsibility of preparing reports and financial statements,
• He has the key responsibility of liaising with managerial staff and presenting findings and recommendations,
• He has the key responsibility of ensuring procedures, policies, legislation and regulations are correctly followed and complied with and Undertaking reviews of wages.

Salary Range for Auditor/Junior Accountant

The starting salaries for freshers start from Rs 12000 on wards. Accountant can also earn the salary in between Rs 30,000-45,000.