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If you have a commerce background and your maths is good, then CA foundation is not too tough. Also, if you complete your degree, then you don't have to give your CA foundation course exam.
CIA would be a good combination.
The combination of CIA and CMA have following benefits:
CIA and CMA are not completely exclusive they overlap in many areas and would diversify your career opportunities.
As both the certificates are globally recognized hence it will bring a number of opportunities.
If you don't have a long-term goal and wish to have options you can get both the certification to have specialization in both domains
After class 12th, choose Bachelor of commerce degree, and after that you can do CA. If you do not want to do B.Com, then you should have to qualify CPT exam for CA.
Hello, here is the set of registration fees of CA. Foundation- 9,800
IPCC+articles- 18,000
Final- 22,000 (INR), total of 50,000. coaching fees may vary from institute to institute, it too ranges between 1to3 Lacs or even more.
<p><strong>No,</strong> it’s not. If you have studied accounting and finance, you can pursue a CA. Though a Commerce background offers a strong base for this course, people generally consider it the only pathway for CA. But the Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) is open to students from many academic backgrounds after completing their 12th.</p>
Hi Pawan,
CS is a smaller version of CA. CS is a bit more easy. But pursuing CS along with arts course, I think you will have to devote all your time to studies. Since being in arts stream you barely have the knowledge of accounting and commerce.
For admission in this college, you will have to approach to the college personally, to both check last date and obtain admission form.
Hi Gandla,
Kindly check the eligibility:
Age: Minimum 16 years
Candidate must have passed the 10th standard examination from a recognized board.
Candidate having little knowledge of writing and reading English or Hindi and 21 years of age is also eligible to apply.
If you wish to apply for the same , kindly contact the college directly.
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Please go through the link you will know well
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and after
Go to <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.icsi.edu" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.icsi.edu</a> and register yourself in executive programme, as you have cleared CPT you don't need to take the CS entrance (foundation) exam. Pay the required amount and upl... View more
Hello,
After clearing your 10+2, you can give your first attempt. All the best. If you find this helpful do give an upvote.
<p>Admission to Dayalbagh Educational Institute is based on the merit scores of the last qualifying exam. For undergraduate courses, the basic eligibility criteria to be fulfilled by the candidate is that the candidate should have passed Class 12 with 50% in aggregate from UP Board or any equivalent board. Tabulated below is the list of a few courses offered by DEI along with their eligibility criteria:</p><table width="0"><tbody><tr><th><p><strong>Course</strong></p></th><th><p><strong>Selection Criteria</strong></p></th><th&... View more
Hi Pushpa the facilities available in Smt. M. K. College of commerce and economics are labs, libraries and gym khana and also a basketball court. And also there are newspaper stall and various indoor games are available in the girls room. Also if you belong to any category then you can get scholarship for studying there and placement opportunities are also available there. Many candidates of this college has been given placement so just go for it
Miles is the best coaching center for US CMA, and here's why:
- Concept-based learning - All of us have, at some point of time, come across coaching centers with little or no focus on concepts when it comes to teaching. While such coaching centers encourage students only to understand and remember, Miles has built its entire teaching/coaching on the principle of concept-based learning helping students not only to understand and remember, but also to analyse and apply the concepts they learn, on exam questions and problems. Where coaching centers provide lecture videos having a sitting instructor making you highlight your books, Miles ... View more
M.Com provides you mastery in all commerce related subject whereas in the latter case it deals mainly with economics only. So in my opinion you should first discover your interest zone and the subject that you want to study. Also, it depends on many other factors, as to what you want to pursue later? And take the decision accordingly.
The brand name of DU definitely looks good for a while but in the long run its your knowledge that matters, so in my opinion, go for a full time post graduation program from any decent university in a subject that you like.
<p>You can do it in distance mode. Apply online for the course. There are many centres in Thane and Ratnagiri. Students who have studied B.Com/ BMS/ BBI/ BAF & BMM can apply. For regular course 50% is a must. There is entrance exam . Please visit the website for detailed information.</p>
You have to registered in the institute of chartered account India. It may be in two times in a year either in the month of April to June or in the month of November to December.
Hello,
Congratulations on having completed your 12th standard. There are three major courses which attracts commerce pass-outs and they are CA, CS and CMA. While the former and the latter is more on accounting and financial aspect of a company, for CS am discussing below, as that is our point of discussion now!
CS or company secretary is someone who controls and is responsible for the efficient administration of a company, particularly with regard to ensuring compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements and for ensuring that decisions of the board of directors are implemented. The position takes care of all legal formalit... View more
Hi dear,
There are two options. Either to start after class 12th or to go for CA after graduation.
If you are starting after class 12th, you need to begin with enrolling for the CPT level first. On clearing this level you can enrol for either one group of IPCC or both. On clearing one group you can enrol for the articleship training for 3 years. Along with this, you need to complete orientation course of 35 hours and 100 hours of ITT training. On clearing both the groups you start preparing for the finals. You can appear for the exam six months prior to completing articleship.
Thanks and all the best.
Hi Rajesh,
CA has 3 stages
-Foundation
-IPCC
-FINAL
If you are a class 12 student or have passed class 12 then register yourself with ICAI. Give foundation which is the preliminary stage of CA. You can join coaching classes for CA. If you are a graduate, then you can opt direct entry to IPCC, so that, you don't have to bother about foundation.
To qualify for the exam, accountants must possess a Bachelor's degree and have been working for a minimum of two years in management accounting. Most universities with accounting degree programs offer CMA exam preparation courses.
The CMA exam is a 2-part exam. The first part covers financial accounting; planning, budgeting, and forecasting; performance management, cost management; and internal controls. The second part covers financial statement analysis, corporate finance, decision analysis and risk management, investment decisions and professional ethics. Its hard to quantify the difficulty of professional exams, but what we can do ... View more
Hi Shalini,
You can get all previous year’s question papers through ICSI website. Further for your help I am giving you the link:
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Hi, based on the search results, there are several best CA (Chartered Accountancy) related courses that candidates can pursue. As per a source, the top 11 best courses to do along with the CA course are Audit and Taxation, Project Finance/ Financial Advisory/ Mergers & Acquisitions, Investment Banking, Government Sector Jobs, Law, MBA (Master of Business Administration), CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst), FRM (Financial Risk Manager), CPA (Certified Public Accountant), ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), and CMA (Cost and Management Accountant). Another source mentions the top 10 certification courses for CA students... View more
Chartered Accountancy (CA) is one of the most difficult professional qualifications. Pass rate of CA examination is traditionally very low. Analysis of past few years result indicate, that average pass percentage is traditionally below 5% across the country. Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), which conducts the exam, has not specified any particular reason for the low pass rate and always attributed it to performance of the students. As per ICAI, the content in the question paper is totally from the study material provided to the students. Students are scored on what they write in examination. Students need to focus on how... View more