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Bhanusri Yanamadala
Beginner-Level 3
Yes, maths is required in CA entrance level but it is not needed in IPCC yet you can't skip numbers and few similar mathematical calculations because they are a part of accountancy, costing, financial management and taxation which are the core subjects of CA.
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Rutuja Nirdhar
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It's possible yet extremely difficult to manage studying for equally difficult courses like these two simultaneously.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
You can do a variety of Bachelors or Diploma courses in accounting, finance, business administration, taxes, B.Com etc. Following link might give you clarity. For any further help, write to us at bassekraah.com.
http://www.bachelorsportal.eu/study-options/269353195/commerce-canada.html
You can do a variety of Bachelors or Diploma courses in accounting, finance, business administration, taxes, B.Com etc. Following link might give you clarity. For any further help, write to us at bassekraah.com.
http://www.bachelorsportal.eu/study-options/269353195/commerce-canada.html
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
There are many mock tests/sample tests available online to check your current preparation level for GMAT. Take those and see how much more preparation is required and plan accordingly. As per the choice of city, you must look for convenience and adjustments as relocating just for coaching sometimes causes distractions as well.
There are many mock tests/sample tests available online to check your current preparation level for GMAT. Take those and see how much more preparation is required and plan accordingly. As per the choice of city, you must look for convenience and adjustments as relocating just for coaching sometimes causes distractions as well.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Unless you have PCM at 10+2 stage you can not do B.Tech CSE. In order to fullfill your dream of becoming software engineer you can do BCA and MCA. You can also join software industry as Business Analyst after doing PG and having domain expertise in fields such as Banking, Insurance, Travel. Transportation, Healthcare, Education etc.
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Shubham AggarwalPersuading MBA(Finance)
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Yes, it is mandatory to have maths if you want to pursue B.Com (Hons.). Otherwise you can take B.Com (Pass).
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Vaishnavi Kulkarni
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It depends on how much you are prepared for the exam. But its better to give it early why waste 6 more months. You still have 3 months to prepare and of you are confident that you can work hard for these three months then give it in coming December.
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Vaishnavi Kulkarni
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CPT is an entrance exam for CA not for CS you need to write CS foundation exam, you will get exemption for CS foundation exam if you have completed your graduation.
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Romit jain
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Accounts and mathematics: Start practicing questions on all the topics. Get all the previous year board papers, and solve them as if you are giving your final exam. Don't forget to learn the theory of accounts, it's equally important.
Business: Understand each topic and try relating it to the real business environment (or as if you are opening your own firm, what all points you would consider) and you will be able to tell the actual advantages and disadvantages on your own. Just a little bit understanding is required.
Economics: Understand the theory, practice the graphs, numerical.
English: You can't do much for the reading part. You can
Business: Understand each topic and try relating it to the real business environment (or as if you are opening your own firm, what all points you would consider) and you will be able to tell the actual advantages and disadvantages on your own. Just a little bit understanding is required.
Economics: Understand the theory, practice the graphs, numerical.
English: You can't do much for the reading part. You can
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