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<p>The deadline for submitting applications for the MCom programme at DPG Degree College has not been released yet. Prospective students seeking to enroll in the programme must ensure that their application forms are completed and submitted by the forthcoming date. Adhering to the deadline is essential for consideration in the selection process and for the subsequent steps in the admission procedure.</p>

<div>To get a seat for the MCom programme at DPG Degree College, candidates must fulfil the required eligibility criteria. Students are selected by the college based on their scores in the previous qualifying exam. The college provides a total of <strong>60 seats </strong>for its MCom programme. Students should apply earlier to avoid missing any application deadlines. However, the sanctioned seat intake is subject to revision by the college as per the requirement.</div>

<p><span data-preserver-spaces="true">Online auditing courses can neither be categorized as difficult </span><span data-preserver-spaces="true">or</span><span data-preserver-spaces="true"> easy since </span><span data-preserver-spaces="true">there are</span><span data-preserver-spaces="true"> different levels of auditor courses available in India.</span><span data-preserver-spaces="true"> Based on your level of knowledge, the course will be regarded as either easy or difficult. </span><span data-prese... View more

<p>Usually, an individual takes about 3 to 5 attempts to clear the CA Final exam. The course level is too difficult to crack in the first attempt. The overall CA Final pass percentage of any session is usually between 20-25 percent only. It is mainly due to the fact that one needs to clear both groups of the CA Final course. The vastness of CA Final syllabus makes it difficult to crack it in the first attempt.</p>

<p>The &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/chartered-accountancy-chp"&gt;CA course&lt;/a&gt; is all about &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/accounting-chp"&gt;accounting&lt;/a&gt;, checking finance (audit) and taxes, and looking at the financial information. Also, if you have an eye for detailing and dealing with numbers, then also you will find it easy for you.&nbsp;So, if you are interested about businesses and their account related matters then this course will be a right fit for you.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>No</strong>, &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/chartered-accountancy-chp"&gt;CA (Chartered Accountancy)&lt;/a&gt; course in India in approximately&nbsp;<strong>3.5 to 4.5 years</strong> from the 12th grade, provided you clear all the examinations at each level (Foundation, Intermediate, and Final) on your first attempt and complete the mandatory articleship training within the stipulated time.</p>

<p><strong>No</strong>, CA is not a government job, as becoming a <strong>Chartered Accountant </strong>is a professional qualification awarded by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), a statutory body established by an Act of Parliament.</p><p>However, CA qualification opens up various job opportunities in various sectors, &nbsp;<strong>including the government and public sector undertakings (PSUs)</strong>. Governments and PSUs require skilled professionals in finance, accounting, auditing, and taxation, and CAs are well-suited for these roles</p>

<p><strong>CA Final</strong> is considered the most difficult where you have to study more to score good marks. Also, the syllabus at the Final level is vast and complex, requiring a deep and integrated understanding of advanced topics in accounting, auditing, taxation, and financial managemen. But it also depends on the individual based on their aptitude and interest.</p>

<p>It makes the monetary and inventory process, sale and purchase management &amp; other reports easy to manage. The software is easy to install with multi-user access. It offers features like internal backups, online support, and import and export of data. For any organization, managing accounts is one of its most significant aspects of business and is crucial for the proper functioning of the business. The accounting activities include keeping track of the monetary transactions to different entities and profit or loss made by the company in any given timeframe.</p>

RIIM College, Pune is the best for the same.

CA is about managing business accounts and CS is about managing business backend of administration and official documentation.

The council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India has decided to reduce the CA course to three-and-a- half years from the current five years and three months course. It has also decided to revamp the course structure. You will have to check the official site for the update.

CS means Company Secretaryship. Its a fellowship in Institute of Company Secretaries in India. There are three levels, prelims , executive and main. 12th standard is eligibility for prelims , Commerce graduates can enroll for second level directly.
The course is focused on various topics in management , such as Corporate Laws, Business Laws, Business Economics, Management , Financial Accounting,Taxation, Management accounting, financial management , labor laws etc.
Company secretaries are one of the top level official in a corporate firm. All companies with a minimum turnover of 5 crores , must appoint a company secretary.
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SET or NET organize regular test at national level every year. To appear for this exam, you need to have following:
(a) Graduation in 1st class
(b) Minimum 55% to 60% aggregate marks in M.Com.
For more details, follow their respective websites.

To earn a CFA charter, one has to give a series of sequential exams Level I, Level II, and Level III. The minimum duration to clear all three exams takes about 2 years.

Hi,
There is a small quota for NRI, but not sure. You can check on college website.

<p>The college offers B.Com (regular) as a 3-year full-time undergraduate degree course,</p><p>- Course Duration: 3 years</p><p>- Eligibility: Completion of 10+2 with required aggregate marks</p><p>- First-Year Fees: INR 72,140</p>

If you have cleared the first group, I will suggest you go ahead with CA. It has a bright career with hard work but well paid.

Study as much as many hours required to get your preparation done. Answer to this question may vary from person to person. It totally depends on one's ability to learn and that too in how much time. Since CA is very tough exam to clear, no doubt it requires very much hard work to be done in preparation phase. Therefore, I would recommend you to study as much as you think is fit for you to prepare.
Hope it helps.

Hi
The official website to get all the authentic information about CFA is as under:
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.cfainstitute.org/programs/cfaprogram/Pages/cfaprog_india.aspx?intCamp=cfaprog_india" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.cfainstitute.org/programs/cfaprogram/Pages/cfaprog_india.aspx?intCamp=cfaprog_india</a>
You may take help of the authorised centre to understand the whole programme and proceedings.

Are you in 12th?

ICAI (Institute of Chartered Accountants of India) and ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) both are Chartered Accountancy body but there is huge difference between both.
ICAI members allows to perform audit and other related function in India. While in case of ACCA, it is not recognized in India. ACCA gives global exposure but it has no value in India as compare to CA(ICAI). Unless you are working with Big4 or MNC. ACCA is mainly accepted in Gulf, European and Southeast Asian courtiers.
So if you are planning to choose any one of them then you have to consider where you want to go. If you are planning to stay in I... View more

<p>No, articleship is not mandatory before appearing for the CA Inter exam. You can appear for both groups of the CA Intermediate exam after registering for the course and completing the Integrated Course on Information Technology and Soft Skills (ICITSS). The practical training (articleship) usually commences after you have cleared at least one group of the CA Intermediate examination, and it's a mandatory component to become a Chartered Accountant, lasting for two years.</p>

Sure, it's a good option. Being a commerce graduate, you will learn different software of accounting and its applications. Duration of this course is 2 years but varies from one university to another.
With this, you can also get a job of accountant/accounting clerk in different companies. CAT (through ACCA or ICMAI) i.e Certificate in Accounting Technician offers similar kind of job opportunities.

After M.Com you may think of M Phil or PhD. MBA in finance is certainly a good option for B.Com graduates. CA, CWA or CS can be pursued along with or post a qualification. ACCA, CIMA, etc. are international certifications. Computerised financing courses such as Tally and Peach are also useful.

It offers investment banking and financial analyst programs. It can be done through:
1. ICFAI – Hyderabad
2. Recognized training institutes from CFA (USA) in India.
To know more details, you can visit the websites of ICFAI or CFA (USA).

it's around 20 lakh
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Yes, you can directly pursue CA-IPCC only if you have completed your graduation and you have secured an aggregate of 55% throughout in your graduation.

Try for One more attempt in November.
If you are dedicated toward CA, then you can definitely achieve it.
If you want to drop it, then you can go for MBA provided you do MBA from a good college so that it would be better for your future and Career growth.

Yes. CA does not require mathematics as eligibility but to clear your CPT, you must brush up all mathematical concepts either by self or with tuition.