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Usha L MojiPositive thinker!!
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Stephen,
Any number of hours you devote is less. The more you work hard, the more you will move towards the success. But if you ask me 10-12 quality hours will be helpful.
Any number of hours you devote is less. The more you work hard, the more you will move towards the success. But if you ask me 10-12 quality hours will be helpful.
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7 years ago
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Ayushi JainAspiring Chartered Accountant
Contributor-Level 8
Hi, First of all, there are 3 levels in CA course (Foundation, Intermediate and Final level). So you are at the initial stage, you have to register yourself for the foundation exam (entrance exam). Go to CA institute nearby you and get a form (amounting to Rs. 200) and fill it and while submitting the form, you have to attach a Demand draft of Rs. 9000.
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Ayushi JainAspiring Chartered Accountant
Contributor-Level 8
Hi,
It takes 4.5 years to complete CA course provided the student clear all the 3 levels in first attempt.
It takes 4.5 years to complete CA course provided the student clear all the 3 levels in first attempt.
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Agrim Jain
Contributor-Level 7
In my opinion, an MBA definitely has more scope than a CA due to the following reason:
Most of the IIMS and other good B schools prepare you for general management. They teach you the basic skills needed for each kind of management role, and then you are allowed to specialize in your desired stream later. This gives you a much broader exposure, while a CA restricts you more or less to an accounting role.
Most of the IIMS and other good B schools prepare you for general management. They teach you the basic skills needed for each kind of management role, and then you are allowed to specialize in your desired stream later. This gives you a much broader exposure, while a CA restricts you more or less to an accounting role.
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7 years ago
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Leena Agarwal
Guide-Level 12
Yes, if you have scored 55% or more in B.Com, you are eligible to pursue Chartered Accountancy Professional Course under direct entry scheme. This scheme is also applicable for candidates who have passed Intermediate examination of ICMAI or ICSI.
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7 years ago
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pavan acharistruggling for something......
Guide-Level 11
Hi, you can do CA with your +2 marks as eligibility, you need to register for CPT and give exam. Good luck.
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7 years ago
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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma
Guide-Level 12
Hello Abhishek,
If you are Mentioning CA (Charted Accountant), then definitely, yes. As you'll have a knowledge about taxation and accountancy you can easily crack CA executive and final with your hard work. All the Best for your future.
If you are Mentioning CA (Charted Accountant), then definitely, yes. As you'll have a knowledge about taxation and accountancy you can easily crack CA executive and final with your hard work. All the Best for your future.
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Jinendra Harokoppa
Beginner-Level 2
There are two ways to enter in CA course.
1. Foundation - first stage
2. Intermediate - second stage
3 Final. - final stage
You are a graduate. So, you can take a direct entry by registering to 2 stages of CA. That is Intermediate. If you need more information then contact ICAI website.
1. Foundation - first stage
2. Intermediate - second stage
3 Final. - final stage
You are a graduate. So, you can take a direct entry by registering to 2 stages of CA. That is Intermediate. If you need more information then contact ICAI website.
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7 years ago
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pavan acharistruggling for something......
Guide-Level 11
Hi,As you have registered for 2014 or before, it might have been expired. So, if you wish to take your exam now, you have to again register or renew your registration. All the best.
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7 years ago
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Ashish Shirsat
Contributor-Level 10
Hello Shivam,
About CAT & UPSC -
CAT stands for Common Admission Test and is basically for the management degree. UPSC stands for Union Public Service Commission is India's central agency authorized to conduct the Civil Services Examination, Indian Forest Service examination, Engineering Services Examination, Combined Defence Services Examination, National Defence Academy Examination, Naval Academy Examination, Combined Medical Services Examination, Special Class Railway Apprentice, Indian Economic Service/Indian Statistical Service Examination, Combined Geo-scientist and Geologist Examination, and Central Armed Police Forces (Assistant
About CAT & UPSC -
CAT stands for Common Admission Test and is basically for the management degree. UPSC stands for Union Public Service Commission is India's central agency authorized to conduct the Civil Services Examination, Indian Forest Service examination, Engineering Services Examination, Combined Defence Services Examination, National Defence Academy Examination, Naval Academy Examination, Combined Medical Services Examination, Special Class Railway Apprentice, Indian Economic Service/Indian Statistical Service Examination, Combined Geo-scientist and Geologist Examination, and Central Armed Police Forces (Assistant
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