Accounting & Commerce

I can understand how much in deep trouble you are suffering. But listen there is no age of success. If you really want to restart your career with CA then go for it. But if you are confused between MBA and CA then I would prefer MBA from a top B-School because:
1) Duration of MBA is of 2-years but CA takes more and you've already reached 25 years.
2) If you did your regular MBA from a top B-School with excellent grades then surely you will get higher remuneration and designated post then CA.
So MBA is preferred but if you want you can do CA. Whatever you do, just complete it.
Good luck!

Yes, it will. This course focuses on accounts, finance, billings, and cost management of a company and preparation of papers for audit. The candidate is evaluated on the basis of practical and theoretical performances in each half yearly semester. They are graded according to their performances.

Hi Aditya
Greetings from Shiksha!
I suggest you not to pursue B.Com as it seems that your basics about commerce are not clear. Explore your interests once again and try for other subjects. You can go for BCA where you can study business subjects or you can go for BA with interesting subjects like psychology, English, etc. Good luck!

Hi Tharun,
For becoming a charted accountant, you should opt for commerce stream in class 12th.
If you really want to go for CA, you should be very focused from the very beginning.
I suggest you to be up to date about it.

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Hi,
How are you?
In today's time, all we want is a high placement from a college so prefer the best college for MBA. No matter from where you pursued your Bachelor's degree, go for CAT preparation.
If you will score around 99-100 percentile, you may get a call from IIM. So, go for it!
Thank you and keep asking!

Not possible with below 80%. If you still have a love for learning and hard work, you can do graduation with CA course. Else, you can do LLB course with more focus on taxation and allied laws to become a professional.

Yes, you can. You are given 3 options in B.Com:
1. B.Com with applied economics
2. B.Com wth tax and
3. B.Com with computer application and B.Com (Hons) is different which includes many subjects. All the best.