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Apurva InamdarCa final aspirant working with Deloitte
Beginner-Level 4
You will have a little advantage as you would have the strong base in accounts. But that will help you only till clearing the IPCC. The difficulty level is too high in CA FINAL.
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Apurva InamdarCa final aspirant working with Deloitte
Beginner-Level 4
After B.Com, you have to do article ship of 3.5 years.
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Animesh Wadhwa
Guide-Level 12
Hello,
You may go for PhD along with lectureship.
Also, you have the option to prepare for PSU jobs for 8-10 months.
Another option is to go for banking sector.
Options are available for jobs as well as further studies.
You may go for PhD along with lectureship.
Also, you have the option to prepare for PSU jobs for 8-10 months.
Another option is to go for banking sector.
Options are available for jobs as well as further studies.
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Prakhar Gupta
Beginner-Level 5
See, it's up to your choice, because both have their other Values for example if you love finance and accounting, then you should think about CA. and if you love law and you have capacity to solve issue of people, then it is fine to opt CS.
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Ritik Gupta
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You can complete B.Com in 3 years, and then after you want to do CA, it will take more 1 year.
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ankita yaduvanshistudying
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You can do economics (hons.), BA , C+. They have many wider scopes open for you.
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