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Rohit Kothawadei am here to help you in your problem

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I would like to ask you that why you want to know about taxation if you have done your graduation in business management. If you want to do Diploma, then you have a good option like Diploma in financial management, Diploma in world trade management, Diploma in banking and finance management. Diploma is for one year and you will not get good scope through this. So, I will like you to suggest that it will be better if you do PGDM from good university or college will help you a lot.

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Rohit Kothawadei am here to help you in your problem

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You are in final year of B.Com so for doing CA you need to give cpt but you can skip cpt for that you need to score more than 60% in B.Com and than you need to register your name for ICAI online.

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Hargun Singh SahniB. Tech student studying at MSIT

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Thapar University has the lowest fees for B.Tech CS/IT among the above mentioned.

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Ayushi JainAspiring Chartered Accountant

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Hello, You can start cma anytime. There's no compulsion to start it after completion of cpt. I guess you can skip your cma foundation if you complete IPCC. So better you can join cma after Ipcc so that you can directly attempt cma inter which has the syllabus mostly similar to CA IPCC. Follow the below link:
http://icmai.in/studentswebsite/. All the best.

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Ayushi JainAspiring Chartered Accountant

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Hi Abhishek, You can apply through direct entry route in CA Intermediate after completing your graduation.

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Ayushi JainAspiring Chartered Accountant

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Hi Kiran,
Of course, yes, there is some paper exemption for MBA students in CMA intermediate exams. Please refer chapter website The Institute of Cost Accountants of India under student section.

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Ritesh YadavNational Institute of technology GOA

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If you want to do computer Science form Chennai, then there are some colleges like Asan Memorial College of Arts And Science, Mohammed Sathak College. These are some colleges which you should opt for CSE.

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Kukki Bala

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Both BBA in accounting and finance & BBA in international business have their own importance. It will not be fair to have a comparison between the two. You need to decide which stream will be better for you to build your career in & in which direction you wish to drive your career. If you wish to go in Financial management stream, go for BBA in accounting and finance. Hope it helps.

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Sarvesh Kinfer

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After BBA, MBA from Tier 1 college, will be a better option for sure, accounting, taxation course will not cost you much.

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