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Hi,
Both are equally difficult. However, in my opinion, an engineer from IIT is more likely to go anywhere in any sector of job. He/she will have many options to make career like MBA from IIM's, IAS IES, PCS, startups, GRE ECT. But on the other hand a CA has more of a limited scope. Either he/she may go for job or practice. However, both (engineer and CA) will earn the maximum if they are flexible in their work.

Hi,
It totally depends on your area of interest. However, time shows that there are a bulk of engineers graduating from colleges every year. The demand of CAs is more as compared to engineers. In my recommendation, go for CA. However, it's totally your choice to choose between CA and engineering. Engineering can be very beneficial only if it's from a very good college.

CA is mostly practical work and CS is mostly theoretical. Package for CA is higher than CS. But CA is slightly difficult from CS.

The courses you specified are the soul of commerce stream even then you can opt for hotel management, event management or fight for competition exam (bank, government job).

If you have a graduation degree, that would be enough for you.

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No, it is not compulsory, if you are getting admission in good college, and if you can manage both together, you should take in morning college of DU.

Yess uhh get the admsn .admsn is cmpltly based on merit based .if ur marks will be good thn uhh easily get the admsn