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Ayushi JainAspiring Chartered Accountant
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Hi Sharanya, For details regarding pre- examination test you can refer below mentioned pdf which contains detailed procedure of it and you will get answer of all your questions. https://www.icsi.edu/media/webmodules/PreExamTestProcess.pdf.
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Mohit BadhwarMember- Sports committee and IMI bytes.
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Yes, you can definitely go for MBA finance. MBA is a mixture of all the subjects, which helps you in the overall development. Maths will also come into play, but as you said you are good in accounts, I am pretty sure you will easily be able to manage simple calculation of Maths. It is only in 1st Trimester.
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syeda mubina
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Yes, you can do B.Com +CS after your class 12th commerce, and it is a good choice, because CS has a very hood scope now, and it is likely to grow through years passing, and there will be good amount of jobs available for you later.
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syeda mubina
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You can clearly pursue CS, and it doesn't matter whether you are a good student or am average one all you need it to have keen interest in programming and it has a good scope too.
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syeda mubina
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Yes, you can definitely apply for and pursue CS and B.Com even if you haven't studied maths in your class 12th. Maths is not a compulsion for CS and B.Com.
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Ayushi JainAspiring Chartered Accountant
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Hi Navin,
As per the institute guidelines, Candidates registered up to and including the month of February in a year are eligible for appearing in both the Modules of the Executive examination held in December of that year and those registered up to and including the month of August in a year are eligible to appear in the Executive examination held in June of next year subject to satisfactory completion of coaching. Candidates registered as students up to and including May in a year are eligible for appearing in any one Module only of the Executive examination held in December of that year and those registered up to and including the mo
As per the institute guidelines, Candidates registered up to and including the month of February in a year are eligible for appearing in both the Modules of the Executive examination held in December of that year and those registered up to and including the month of August in a year are eligible to appear in the Executive examination held in June of next year subject to satisfactory completion of coaching. Candidates registered as students up to and including May in a year are eligible for appearing in any one Module only of the Executive examination held in December of that year and those registered up to and including the mo
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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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