CA

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India prescribed CA exam pattern for all three course levels - Foundation, Intermediate and Final examination. The exam pattern is available on official ICAI website.

There is no direct answer to this because it all depends on which career you choose.  

CFAs earn higher in global finance, investing and portfolio management. But CAs earn better in traditional accounting, auditing and taxation. 

Candidates can still see a general outline of starting and the highest salary for each below -

Yes you can apply for CA after MBA.

But you will have to clear all three levels of CA exam - Foundation, Intermediate and Final. 

Hope this helped your query! All the best!

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has announced 301 exam centres across India for the 2026 cycle. In Kerala, centres include:

• Malappuram (Kottakkal)

• Kozhikode

• Thrissur

• Ernakulam

• Thiruvananthapuram

• Kannur

• Palakkad

• Kottayam

CA is usually considered tougher than CMA if we consider the volume of syllabus and study. Also, the pass rate for CA exam is lower than that for CMA exam.

Students can apply on MIT-ADT University website for admission and fill the application form and pay application fee. Then they are shortlisted based on score of entrance exam and called for interview. The merit list is released after which documents have to verified and fee has to be paid to confirm M.Tech seat.

MIT College of Management and Computer Application accepts valid score in GATE and PERA CET for admission in MTech. Students can also attend MIT-WPU CET which is conducted by the institute.

Students need to pass in a Bachelor's degree in relevant engineering programme with atleast 50% marks (45% for reserved categories of Maharashtra) to be eligible for admission in M.Tech at MITCOM&CA.

Fee charged by MIT College of Management and Computer Application for its M.Tech programme is INR 2.75 Lacs for 2 years. There may be other one-time payments that have to be made by students.

According to recent official notice released by ICAI, the CA Final examination will conducted twice a year - May and November.