CA

Hi,
CA Foundation is the entry level Chartered Accountancy course. Students can apply for CA Foundation course registration after appearing in the class 12th examination. Students after registration to the course are required to complete a minimum of 4 months study period from the date of registration in order to be qualified to appear in the Foundation Examination, I. e. , students registered on or before 30th June/ 31st December will be permitted to appear in the November/ May examination, as the case may be. After clearing the Foundation course, You will be eligible for doing the intermediate level.

Hi,
If we talk about Jaipur, VSI will be a better option as so many rank holders are from that academy. As I heard from one of my friends that they give exam oriented knowledge so that the student will be able to crack the exam paper easily.

No, because to apply for the ICWA foundation, a student must have completed 17 years of age and must have passed the senior secondary examination (10+2) of any board recognised by the central or state government.

Hi, I think, MBA finance will be a better option for you rather than Marketing, Banking etc. It will really help you in grabbing more opportunities in Campus placement held by ICAI as well as in industry.

I don't think so that there will be a separate cut off of IIFT Delhi as well as Kolkata for Chartered accountants especially. Cutoff for General category students is most likely to be in the range of 35-40 marks. The corresponding figures for NC/OBC and SC/ST/PWD should be around 30-34 and 25-28 marks respectively.

You can certainly pursue MBA through correspondence no doubt. It is mostly the matter of Time management rather than legality. It should be legal anyways. I see no such rule that is stopping you from doing it. Many people nowadays pursue a regular Diploma and part time degree at the same time. And they are using both at once too.

Yes, campus hiring programme is there in college while pursuing CA.

Hi, please find the links below for detailed information on both the courses:
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/accounting/articles/youngest-to-get-ca-cs-icwa-blogId-5241
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/chartered-accountant-23
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/cost-accountant-138.

The best way to prepare for NIFT is self-study. Talk to any of the senior there, and ask for the appropriate study material and buy those books and start studying on your own and side by side with it go for drawing practice. A lot of practice is needed to crack NIFT. All the best.

Hi, I think that MBA is good for you. Salary is depend on your university placement, your work, your skills, your knowledge. Good luck!