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Anjali Rana

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Chikat Marchang

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Yes, BSc is not needed to do CA however students of BSc can still choose to pursue a career in Chartered Accountancy by completing the required professionak course and clearing the three levels of examination: Foundation, Intermediate, and Final.

Thus, Students with a BSc can still make a career in Chartered Accountancy by qualifying for and completing the CA course.

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prathap

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I don't have that much knowledge on best institution for ACCA, but if you're looking into the finance sector instead, I'd recommend checking out Financial Modeling Courses in Kochi, especially the IIM SKILLS Financial Modeling Master Course. It's a fully online, live instructor-led programme with high-quality content on Excel, Python, SQL, and real-world modeling, plus a guaranteed 2-month internship and 100% placement support to land analyst and other higher roles.

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Rashmi Karan

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Yes, you are eligible for the MAH MCA CET 2026 exam, but you have to meet other eligibility standards, mainly Mathematics at 10+2 level or Graduation Level (with additional bridge Courses as per the norms of the concerned University).

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Shruti Shukla

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The primary focus of CA is on finance,  accounting,  auditing, and taxation. Difficulty arises when there is a need for strong analytical and problem-solving skills with numbers, attention to detail, and the ability to interpret complex financial regulations. While, MBBS, on the other hand is all about the study of the human body,  diseases,  diagnosis and treatment. Its challenge lies in the vast and intricate syllabus having subjects like anatomy,  physiology,  biochemistry,  pharmacology,  pathology and various other clinical disciplines.

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Aashi Rai

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Absolutely! Many subjects like Financial Accounting, Corporate Law, Taxation, and Auditing directly overlap with professional courses. Students often say that their B.Com (Hons) syllabus gives them a head start in cracking CA/CS/CMA exams, saving them study time later.

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