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Amit Sharma
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Prerna,
Below is a comparison of all the options you are looking forward to. The Indian CA course has 23 exams and it could take you 4-5 years to make it. It doesn't work for Canada. The ACCA course has 13 exams that take on an average 3-4 years to clear. You also need 3 years relevant work experience. CPA Canada requires you to have 8 years of work experience and 6 exam subjects which you can clear in 2-3 years.
Now the US CPA requires you to clear just 4 subjects which you can do in 12-18 months and 2 years of relevant work experience. Check out more on CPA course on > https://cpa.mileseducation.com
Below is a comparison of all the options you are looking forward to. The Indian CA course has 23 exams and it could take you 4-5 years to make it. It doesn't work for Canada. The ACCA course has 13 exams that take on an average 3-4 years to clear. You also need 3 years relevant work experience. CPA Canada requires you to have 8 years of work experience and 6 exam subjects which you can clear in 2-3 years.
Now the US CPA requires you to clear just 4 subjects which you can do in 12-18 months and 2 years of relevant work experience. Check out more on CPA course on > https://cpa.mileseducation.com
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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,
Guide-Level 12
Hi,
The best combination is CS with LLB. However, if you have interest in finance profile, then you can opt for MBA (finance) along with CS. CA and CS is also a good combination.
The best combination is CS with LLB. However, if you have interest in finance profile, then you can opt for MBA (finance) along with CS. CA and CS is also a good combination.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
Scholar-Level 16
Hi, I'm a student of CS Professional level. Failure is a common phenomenon among professional courses like CA/CS/CMA. I'll suggest you to be calm and don't loose hope. You can do certification courses to boost your confidence. Keep trying, Keep improving, keep moving.
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Deepak Yadavlive the life the way you want.
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Dear friend,
Yes, absolutely you can apply for your final exams for Group 1 now. You need to keep the following things in mind:
If your registration in CA final course has expired, which is there for a period of 5 years from the date of getting registered in CA final, then you have to re-register yourself in CA final with a nominal fee of around Rs. 1000.
Yes, absolutely you can apply for your final exams for Group 1 now. You need to keep the following things in mind:
If your registration in CA final course has expired, which is there for a period of 5 years from the date of getting registered in CA final, then you have to re-register yourself in CA final with a nominal fee of around Rs. 1000.
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Deepak Yadavlive the life the way you want.
Contributor-Level 9
Yes, you can proceed with the other / remaining group of CA final after re-registration into CA final course because the original registration in CA final in valid for 5 years and since you left this in 2008 so you compulsorily need to do your registration again. This may be the transition period for you because you had registered for your old course of CA final and now either you can convert it into CA final new syllabus or else continue with the old one but then in that case you have few attempts remaining for clear your CA final. Converting into new course for final is not a big deal. Hope this works. Regards.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
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You can apply for Welingkar, as it is ranked amongst the top B- Schools and also they provide a lot of opportunities and exposure to the students. Many foreign and Indian companies come for campus placements; also there are a lot of student exchange programs, which provide a global exposure to the students. There is also a Global Citizenship Program, which provides a practical exposure. Students also get to manage a lot of events which gives them an on hand experience of management. Also, Welingkar conducts a selection process which takes into consideration your GDPI scores, your academics and also your percentile. So, a combined score
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