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Mathematics in Chartered Accountancy course is required during your CPT or the foundation course as per the revised scheme. As a student of CA, you need to clear it. If you are very well determined and want to add the initials-CA before your name then, definitely yes, you will have to study Mathematics. However, the best part is that you can get the blueprint of the examination in order to understand the marks bifurcation. You just need to plan accordingly. See and analyse as to which chapters make the most of the marks into your syllabus and which you find easy. Go for the easy ones first and grab a good hold over them. Once they are done and you are confident, then go for the tough chapters. However, be in regular practice with the easy ones as well. If you plan up your studies in this manner, I am sure you will be able to clear the subject in one go. Once it is cleared, your self-confidence about mathematics will boost and the feeling that you are not good in mathematics will disappear. This confidence will help you a lot and prove to be a milestone in clearing further the various exams of the Chartered Accountancy course.
I hope this would suffice.

Hi,
There is decent scope in government jobs for CA, in India. CA refers to the Chartered Accountant. Basically, a CA is any person with specialization and skills as well as required knowledge in the arenas of management, accountancy and audit. The academic course for Chartered Accountant can be pursued by candidates after completion of their 10+2. The procedure for screening of candidates for CA begins with basic foundation program. This is meant to test the basic knowledge of the candidates in statistics, accountancy, English and economics. Once, the candidates complete their foundation course, they are required to work under the guidance of a practicing CA as an intern in order to enhance their knowledge pertaining to the fields of taxation and law along with the awareness regarding costing, as well as accountancy. Once this level is accomplished, there is a final level, in which the candidates gain superior knowledge in the required subjects. Once this final level is successfully completed by the candidates, they can begin their professional practice as a Chartered Accountant.
Their work beyond this may include inspection of the accounts, representation of specific organizations in cases, appealing in courts, across various tribunals, on behalf of the organization that they work for. They might head the department of finance or get work as officials that are responsible for carrying out independent audit for varied organizations and institutions. A qualified Chartered Accountant might perform any of the said tasks, including Accounting, Cost Accountancy, Work as Executors and Trustees, Taxation, Directorship, Auditing, special work in various companies, secretarial work in the companies, shared valuation work as well investigation.
Government Jobs (India) for CA are available in various banks across the country and in government owned financial institutions:
Chartered Accountant in Public Sector Banks and RRB, Treasury Manager in RRB (Regional Rural Banks), Scale III Specialist Officers in banks Accountant, Chief Manager (finance and accounts) and Assistant Administrative Officer (CA).
Top opportunities:
Public Limited Companies (obligatory for the purpose of law) Banks (Both the private and public sector banks hire Chartered Accountants.), Finance Companies, Investment Houses, Portfolio Management Companies, Mutual Funds, Stock Broking Firms Legal firms, Patent Firms, , Trade Mark and Copyright Registers, attorneys and Legal houses Auditing Firms

Of course, you can. There are certain things which you might have to keep in mind in case you plan to continue them both simultaneously. The Council of the Institute, under Regulation 65 of the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988 has permitted Articled Assistants to pursue, with prior permission of the ICAI, only one course concurrently with CA subject to the requirement that the schools being attended for such allowed courses do not overlap with the Principal's office hours.
Therefore, if you plan to go for a regular simultaneous course, be sure to have the classes of one the courses in the evening and the other in the morning. It will be an addition to your value and career prospects. There is no harm in it if you want to go for it. I hope this helps. Just don't let one of them affect adversely the other.