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The answer to this question is a yes. You can pursue a CFA in the last year of your graduation, however, it is not possible to take the CFA course right after the 12th. The minimum eligibility for CFA is an undergraduate qualification or bachelor's degree from a renowned university.
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Guide-Level 11
(a) Graduation in 1st class
(b) Minimum 55% to 60% aggregate marks in M.Com.
For more details, follow their respective websites.
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Guide-Level 11
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Guide-Level 11
(a) ADCA in finance and accounts from recognised training institutes.
(b) CAT i.e. certificate in account technitian from ICWAI or ICMAI.
If not then you can start your preparation for Bank PO, SSC etc. to get jobs in government sector.
(c) If you want to continue your study, then you may pursue different courses like M.Com, MBA, CA orCMA (ICWAI).
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