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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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There are two ways to become a charted Accountant as under.
1. Through Foundation course route : Students can enroll in foundation course when they are appearing in 12th. Students needs to complete four months Study Period. Register till 30th June/ 31st December for being eligible to appear in November/ May Foundation Course Examination. Appear in Foundation Examination after passing in the Senior Secondary Examination (10+2 examination)
conducted by an examining body. So from above you will again appear in 12th for your remaining two papers than you can apply for CA course.
2. Direct entry route : This is for Commerce Graduates/Post-Gr
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Miles EducationBest CPA training institute in India

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In order to be eligible for the CPA exams, one would need 120 education credits. Generally, 1 year of university education in India contributes to 30 credits, I. e. , at the end of 3 years, a graduate will have 90 credits. If the case is that the student graduated from a NAAC A college, then, the same student will get 40 credits per year, summing to 120 credits at the end of 3 years. In your case, if your college is NAAC A, you'll have 120 credits and are good to take up the exams. If it is not NAAC A, then you will have 90 credits. You will have to take up a Diploma programme or a master's programme to get the additional 30 credits t
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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In order to become a CS in India, you must become an Associate Member of ICSI. ICSI is the professional body that develops and regulates Company Secretary training, profession and membership in India.
How to become an Associate Member of ICSI : In order to become an ASC (Associate Company Secretary), you must successfully complete the three stages of Company Secretary course Foundation Program, Executive Program and Professional Program.
After completing the above mentioned programs, candidates must also successfully complete 15 months management training in Companies sponsored by ICSI or under the guidance of a practicing CS.
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It will be good if you go for BBA or B.Com, because you have done commerce and said degrees give you an advantage when you shall join MBA in finance in the future. Now in all degree programmer computer learning is essential. Thanks and Good Luck

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Miles EducationBest CPA training institute in India

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You can start preparing CPA preparation right away. But choose whether to go with it based on your convenience in terms of work and personal time. As long as you have enough room to prepare, you can take it up. Also, know that there is a ton of content overlap between CA and CPA (Business environment concepts, Accounting basics, Audit concepts, etc. ). .

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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Cutoff marks are varying according to NLUs. Top NLUs like Bangalore, Hyderabad, Bhopal Kolkata and Jodhpur needs the marks between 107-121. While the CLAT marks between 90-102 are good enough for Lucknow, Patna, Kochi etc. For other NLUs the CLAT marks above 87 can be the good score.

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Dr. RAKESH NARUTo Earn add L to earn and make it LEARN

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There is no age to education. You can change your subjects and take readmission. All the best.

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Urvashi

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To apply for a regular full time B.Com (Hons) course, you would need to visit the websites of the universities you would prefer taking admission in basis the curriculum, faculty, industry connect etc. Is there any specific university you have in mind? A lot of universities are open with their admissions. Since each university has their own eligibility criteria, entrance /admission process, I suggest you view the details of applying for the same on their website. For instance, applications are open at IILM University Gurugram for all their courses including regular full time 3 year B.Com (Hons). The course prepares you for educational a
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Hello,
Is there any specific university you have in mind? A lot of universities are open with their admissions. Since each university has their own eligibility criteria, entrance /admission process, I suggest you view the details of applying for the same on their website. For instance, applications are open at IILM University Gurugram for all their courses including B.Com (Hons). The course prepares you for educational avenues CA / CMS / CS as well as foreign education options. Internships, summer schools and live projects during the undergraduate programs allow students to get a practical exposure and understanding about the corporate
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