CA

Currently, a person who has completed a CFA level 1 certification gets a mean salary of INR 4.5-5.5 LPA while a complete charter holder (one who has completed all 3 levels) enjoys a starting salary of INR 6-15 LPA. Since you are already a chartered accountant, it shouldn't be too difficult to crack CFA level 1.

Hi,
To begin a CA CS, you should be good at accounts, moreover, you should have a interest in accounts subject But as you are saying that you like business and economics then, I think that you should go for MBA after your graduation in any field.

If you want to do CA, then you need to give CA Foundation test which is entrance exam for CA. After clearing your CA Foundation, you are going to give IPCC two groups after at least one group of IPCC. You are going to do 3 years articleship under any CA office and talking about doing CS, you need to give CS Foundation which is entrance for CS. After completing your Foundation, you are eligible for giving executive groups of CS. After clearing at least one group of Executive level, you need to do 18 months articleship under CS and then you are going to give your final exam of CS.

ACCA is relatively easier to pass than CA. The reason for the above is not due to the ACCA exams being easier, but rather the flexibility of ACCA makes it easier. The following points may help: Accordingly, there is a higher passing percentage, averaging around 40% globally for the ACCA exams.

You can do both the courses with each other, but it is totally up to you, whether you are able to handle or not. You can pursue regular college with CS.

Yes, of course it is not necessary to have maths in senior secondary. You are eligible.

Of course, you can do CA with PCM stream if you are interested.

It is possible. You can start preparing for CA side by side with your BBA without wasting your time. Nowadays, many students are doing professional courses along with their regular college.

Mullund College of Commerce, Jai Hind College, International College of Financial Planning, and KPB Hinduja College of Commerce are some of the best colleges for CA in Mumbai.

Hi,
Look, it all depends on one's capability of handling situations. A regular course degree surely gets more recognition and value in the market than a correspondence one, but as we all know that CA is one of the most the toughest courses in our country and it requires a lot of study and time of your daily life. So if you think you can not manage time between the two, then I would suggest you to go for correspondence one.
All the best.