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Animesh Wadhwa

Guide-Level 12

It would be better, if you go for CA after graduation, rather than doing it after Masters. You may parallelly do M.Com while doing CA. Thanks and All the best.

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rahul r

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Job Prospects of PG Diploma in taxation law:
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astha singh

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Hi Srini, No, Bank jobs are not as tough as CA. If we talk about exam also, Bank PO is a competitive exam covering a variety of subjects and you need to work really hard to pass it. However, CA on the other hand is a rigorous course that usually takes 4.5 years to complete. It includes detailed knowledge of financial reporting, financial management, cost accounting, taxation, law and audit. Moreover, there is a need of compulsory 3 years article ship training. Apart from the work, you may have to take a separate tuition for each subject which you will have to manage before or after your office hours. So, in my opinion, CA is a lot toug
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Vinit Singh

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It depends. Actually neither CFP nor CA is tough. Its all about your interest. CFP is a great career to have & its much more interesting than CA.

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PREETI DIWAKAR

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Yes it does count.

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SAMARTH AGARWALHelping others is my habit.

Guide-Level 13

Yes in some points it will be harder to you. since the syllabus is quite different and it is difficult too. Just prepare it thoroughly and concentrate on it.

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Juhi BansalExplore your self

Guide-Level 14

Hi
Yes, it is very difficult because both are different subjects, you can choose any. One is a South pole and the other is North pole. But if someone wants to do CA after completing 12th (science stream) then definitely, he can.

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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

Hi Abinesh!
Yes if you have interest in chartered accountancy, then you can go for it after finishing your Engineering. You should fulfill the following conditions to apply for CA:
*You must have completed the 4 years Engineering Course from any recognised college/university.
*You must have a minimum of 60% marks in your Engineering.
*You do not have any pending backlogs. If you fulfill the above mentioned then you can go for CA Course without giving the CPT.

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