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CA Anubhav JainCool by heart and you can ask me anything
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CA is a course, not a degree. However, many colleges treat it as a post graduate degree.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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If you mean the School of Open Learning DU and the world famous IGNOU then the choice is having equal names. However, IGNOU shall be the first option.
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rohith kola
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The duration of CA course is 4.5 years. The minimum duration of the Chartered Accountancy Course for a person joining after Class XIIth (I. e. through CPT Route) is 4.5 years. The minimum duration of the Chartered Accountancy Course for a person joining after Graduation (I. e. through Direct Entry Scheme) is 3 years.
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Gaurav Shandilya
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Hi Abhishek,
CA in itself is a great scope with a wide scope. If you want to do something further, you may consider MBA in Finance or CMA. But as per me, I think you should go ahead with your career as a CA.
CA in itself is a great scope with a wide scope. If you want to do something further, you may consider MBA in Finance or CMA. But as per me, I think you should go ahead with your career as a CA.
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Gaurav Shandilya
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Hi Anjali,
Practice is the only key to success. Practice as much as you can. Take the help of guides and try solving the sample papers. Sample papers will help you to a great extent in understanding the pattern of the exam.
Practice is the only key to success. Practice as much as you can. Take the help of guides and try solving the sample papers. Sample papers will help you to a great extent in understanding the pattern of the exam.
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ashutosh chauhan
Guide-Level 13
Yes, you are eligible:
You are eligible for this exam just after class 12th. Then IPCC, as per your conditions should be given with BBA degree.
You are eligible for this exam just after class 12th. Then IPCC, as per your conditions should be given with BBA degree.
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shalu KumariI am a commerce student from Kolkata.
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Hi,
First of all, you have to get a minimum of 50% in graduation and then appear for OPENMAT for MBA from IGNOU.
Thank you.
First of all, you have to get a minimum of 50% in graduation and then appear for OPENMAT for MBA from IGNOU.
Thank you.
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Anagha G Nair
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Hi, CMA = Cost & Management Accountant = Your Sibling. Whenever you are in dilemma, your sibling is the one person who comes to your rescue, to help you decide. This is exactly what a CMA does. CMA is a decision maker and plays the advisory role in an organisation. CS Company Secretary = Your Mom. Your food, your routine, your clothes, your room and every other thing that you need to keep up yourself, is done with the help of Mom. Your Mom does the work of maintaining you. Similarly a Company Secretary does the work of maintaining and running the company by ensuring all legal compliances.
CA Chartered Accountant = Your Dad. When it com
CA Chartered Accountant = Your Dad. When it com
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Anagha G Nair
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You can prepare for anything, CA or ICWA, or CS and you may even prepare for various other Entrance Exams, like CAT Banking Exams, LIC Exams, etc. The syllabus of CA/CS/ICWA overlaps with BBA to some extent. And with BBA. You'll have more time to prepare for other Competitive exams, since the subjects are quite easy and there are only a few technical subjects in the whole course, so you don't have to run for coaching (like in case of B.Com.).
All the best.
All the best.
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