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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
Guide-Level 14
If you mean the School of Open Learning DU and the world famous IGNOU then the choice is having equal names. However, IGNOU shall be the first option.
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Apoorva DuttaInformation Science|Research
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Hi Rita, Honestly, you loose a great many opportunities in your life because of the 1.6% in 12th Boards. But I guess you already know that, so I'll put a better solution in front of you, join a college any of them it does't matter if you are preparing for CA. Re write 2-3 subjects you have a big space to improve, next year you'll get the subject marks improved of same, so there is no point of loosing anything just a gain scope. Don't choose a lot of subject, only which you will be able to score better. It is perfectly fine, you'll not waste any time in degrees and will get a more than 60% which is the barrier. Don't worry a lot, about
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CA Anubhav JainCool by heart and you can ask me anything
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The first group has 4 papers, out of which two are theoretical. Therefore, clearing the first group requires extra hard work and consistent study hours. It is good to target two subjects for exemption as scoring marks in theory is difficult.
For clearing the first group, 2 months of dedicated study plan is enough, that too when you have done your all tuitions and classes.
It is always recommended to solve RTP, practise manual, past paper for at least 2 years.
Questions will come from these source with slight changes. Good luck.
For clearing the first group, 2 months of dedicated study plan is enough, that too when you have done your all tuitions and classes.
It is always recommended to solve RTP, practise manual, past paper for at least 2 years.
Questions will come from these source with slight changes. Good luck.
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Akansha Yadav
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It is possible. You can start preparing for CA side by side with your BBA without wasting your time. Nowadays, many students are doing professional courses along with their regular college.
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Ankur KumarIt good to commit mistakes but only if you learn.
Guide-Level 13
Dear student,
There isn't any such important topic for CA exams, still, I would suggest you to refer your practice manual's initial pages in order to get an overview of weightage of every chapter of the syllabus.
Otherwise, what all CA requires is regular studies.
All the very best.
Good luck.
There isn't any such important topic for CA exams, still, I would suggest you to refer your practice manual's initial pages in order to get an overview of weightage of every chapter of the syllabus.
Otherwise, what all CA requires is regular studies.
All the very best.
Good luck.
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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I doubt it because the minimum percentage should be above 50 to 60+ % for CAT, you can appear for MAT exam and pursue MBA though.
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