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Pallavi Rai

Contributor-Level 7

Given below is the process of CA Foundation route entry for pursuing a CA degree from ICAI:

  • Step 1: Register Yourself for the CA Foundation Exam and pass it
  • Step 2: Register Yourself for the CA Intermediate Exam 2025
  • Step 3: Once you pass the CA Intermediate Exam, enrol for the Articleship And Final Exam
  • Step 4: Enroll in the Institute of Chartered Accountants

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Vaibhav jain

Beginner-Level 2

If your accounts is not very strong I would like to suggest you to go with BBA as it offers more in terms of business studies and did not require alot of accountancy. 

 

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Hemanth Alahari

Contributor-Level 6

Yes, CMA (Certified Management Accountant) generally accepts students from PSEB (Punjab School Education Board) 12th Commerce without a Maths background. While mathematics is helpful for some aspects of the CMA course, it is not a mandatory requirement for admission.

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Rashmi Shekhar

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Yes, students can generally open multiple accounts in the bank as there is no restyriction from the banks for the same. Students can even multiple accounts with the same bank, given that they are eligible for the same. 

Many students use a traditional high-street bank (like Lloyds or HSBC) to have their student loanor salary paid into these accounts and to pay major bills. However, students often use a digital bank (like Monzo or Revolut) for daily spending, travel, and budgeting. Having multiple accounts does not harm the credit rating of the students as long as they are managed responsibly.

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Ashwin Soni

Beginner-Level 5

The fifth merit list for V.K. Krishna Menon College is expected to be released in the first week of July 2025, according to the India Post GDS merit list schedule. This based on general timeline for merit list releases for similar institutions and processes. 

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Pavithra Ravichandran

Beginner-Level 4

The Common University Entrance Test also known as CUET is not compulsory for Company Secretary courses in India. 

The CS Executive Programme needs the CSEET, with exemptions for graduates and postgraduates.

CUET is made for university admissions, while CS is a professional course that is offered by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI). Therefore, focusing on preparing for and passing the CSEET is recommended. 

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Manisha Singh

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There is no negative marking in Paper 1 and Paper 2 of the CA Foundation course as they are subjective papers. In Paper3 and Paper 4, which have objective type questions, there is negative marking of 1/4th mark for incorrect attempt. Total marks per paper is 100. Every question carries 1 mark. Thus, students must mark answers carefully in Paper 3 and 4, to avoid negative marking. They must not do guess work.

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Esha Singh

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A candidate needs to score at least 40% in each paper and 55% overall to pass in CA Foundation course exam. Those who do not score as per minimum score or more, have reappear in CA Foundation exam.

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Pallavi Gupta

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There are four papers in CA Foundation exam. Check below marks and timings of CA Foundation papers:

CA Foundation Paper

Marks

Time

Paper 1: Principles and Practice of Accounting

100 marks

3 hours

Paper 2: Business Laws and Business Correspondence Reporting

Section A: Business Laws – 60 marks

Section B: Business Correspondence and Reporting – 40 marks

3 hours

Paper 3: Quantitative Aptitude (+ Logical Reasoning and Statistics)

Part A: Business Mathematics- 40 marks

Part B: Logical Reasoning – 20 marks

Part C: Statistics – 40 marks

2 hours

Paper 4: Business Economics

Part I: Business Economics – 60 marks

Part II: Business and Commercial Knowledge – 40 marks

2 hours

 

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