AMCAT's banking and finance domain modules are used by companies in the banking and ITeS (BPO) industry to assess commerce and management graduates for various roles such as Accounting, Analyst, Taxation, Insurance, Collections, Customer Service etc. The suite of assessments in this domain is as given below:
The Finance and Accounting assessment focuses primarily on the topics of financial and cost accounting as taught in a bachelor’s degree in commerce. The assessment has been designed for a fresh graduate who may not have any industry experience. The module has been structured as below:
The module is designed to test commerce graduates with a few years of experience in accounting industry. It assesses their knowledge in theoretical concepts and their application. Broadly, it covers the following topics:
The module is suited for hiring at lateral level in KPOs and BPOs across industrial sectors for general accounting related jobs.
The Account Payable module tests knowledge as taught in graduation as well as scenario based questions based on knowledge gained by working on the account payable process in a BPO, KPO or within an internal Account Payable’s department of an organization. The module is a unique mix of theoretical questions and practical scenario based questions testing whether the person can apply his knowledge in dealing with a real world scenario. The module discriminates between candidates having poor, average and good theoretical and working knowledge of accounts payable. It is a must for hiring candidates for Account Payable purpose.
The module comprehensively covers the following topics –
The Account Receivable module tests candidates on fundamentals as taught in graduation as well as scenario based questions based on knowledge gained by working on the account receivable process in a BPO, KPO or within an internal Account Receivable department of an organization. The module would discriminate between candidates having below average, average and good theoretical and working knowledge of accounts receivable such that they can, at the earliest, start contributing tangibly to the organization. This is what makes the module an essential hiring tool for companies looking to recruit for the account receivable profile.
The module comprehensively covers the following topics –
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