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Sushant Sharma
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
IPCC Registration after completing graduation:
Registration fee for both the groups: 9000
Articleship Registration Fee: 2000
ATC (Optional) Fee: 1000
Thanks.
IPCC Registration after completing graduation:
Registration fee for both the groups: 9000
Articleship Registration Fee: 2000
ATC (Optional) Fee: 1000
Thanks.
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shivangi raizada
Guide-Level 13
It's difficult although you can do CA, but you even don't know the basis of account and business, you will face difficulty in future in pursuing it, I will suggest dropping this option.
All the best.
All the best.
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Versha Rani Shukla
Contributor-Level 6
No,there is no coaching for CA but it is there for CAT and Banking.
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Akhil Waid
Contributor-Level 7
CAs, basically, are required to solve taxation problems, auditing & accounting matters etc. As you are working with bank, I assumed that you worked as relationship manager/credit analyst/product manager- (Trade finance, cash management, etc. )
CFA as a whole is concentrated towards investment banking, equity research, Portfolio Management etc. It has no relation to what exactly you are doing at the moment. The CFA is geared toward those individuals that invest in the public markets. As such, the CFA is a good programme for you if you are looking to enter asset management, equity research, or hedge funds. For CFA level-1, 6 months study
CFA as a whole is concentrated towards investment banking, equity research, Portfolio Management etc. It has no relation to what exactly you are doing at the moment. The CFA is geared toward those individuals that invest in the public markets. As such, the CFA is a good programme for you if you are looking to enter asset management, equity research, or hedge funds. For CFA level-1, 6 months study
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Ritesh Saxena
Beginner-Level 3
It seems that you are confused. Go for CA. If you want to go for a course with a shorter duration of time, then go for MBA.
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
Along with CA, you should prefer MBA with major in finance/capital markets.
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Nanduraj
Contributor-Level 8
No, you can't get admission in any of the IIMs, where eligibility is a UG Degree with minimum 50% marks and a CAT Score with 99+ percentile.
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
It's good to read that you have clarity on your career path. Since there is an option available of pursuing CA after 12th standard, its advisable for you to enrol for it and pursue it along with your B.Com. You will have dual benefit here on one side along with B.Com, you will be able to gets additional qualification of CA & in case you are not able to clear CA then also after completing your graduation you can explore M.Com / MBA as other options.
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Edu MentorEducationConsultant
Guide-Level 11
Time management. i.e enough studying time is more important to qualify any competitive exams like (a) CA (b)MPSC. If you can manage yourself for study, you can just continue your preparation for either of any. For more details and procedures, kindly visit www.Shiksha.com/CA.
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