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I will advice you to choose BBA and MBA, As per my knowledge, The BBA degree has a lot of scope when it comes to careers. This is one of the few degrees where students can get high-paying jobs in management and administration right after graduation. The country's economy is growing, and many new com
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Its totally depends upon your interest that in which course you want to pursue. I will suggest you to do BBA then MBA to get good job. The course mainly includes basic business studies and advanced with specific focuses as well. BBA course deals with knowledge and training in management and administ
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As per my knowledge BBA and CA are two different courses. As per my understanding BBA full form is Bachelor of Business Administration. BBA course deals with knowledge and training in management and administration of business by imparting managerial and entrepreneurial skills to management aspirants
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As per my knowledge BBA and CA are two different courses. As per my understanding BBA full form is Bachelor of Business Administration. BBA course deals with knowledge and training in management and administration of business by imparting managerial and entrepreneurial skills to management aspirants
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The Certified Management Accountant (CMA) course itself is a well-recognized course, irrespective of where you pursue it. Which option is better depends on your requirements. For example, completing a CMA course in India will take approximately three years. However, you can complete this course in n
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No, it is not tough for a Science passed student.
CA course is equally tough for everyone. You do not need any prior knowledge of any concepts of commerce so it does not matter whether your stream in 12th was Arts or Science or Commerce.
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I'm studying 12th session 2021-22 so should I start preparation for CA career or should I focus on 12th.
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Asked by Priya
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You should focus on 12th right now. You will have ample time to study for CA after you pass 12th.
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Does american college, Madurai provide chartered accountancy course?
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No, there is not a single college in India that provides CA course. CA is not a graduation course like B.Com and it cannot be done through a college. You have to register in the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India to get admission. It is a distance learning course.
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I would suggest you choose a college where attendance is not mandatory because you will be spending most of your time in CA coaching classes. So try to look for colleges which don't care about your attendance.
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I am CA student.Is there attendance are mandatory for b.com student?or I can attend some lectures in classroom and take a leave for ca study
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Asked by Diksha
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4 years ago
Hi Diksha, It depends on your college, so I would recommend choosing a college where attendance is not mandatory. Or you can do B.Com from IGNOU.
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