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7 years ago
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Diya,
There is no such course in St. Xavier's College. It is a stand alone course of B.Com and is not an integrated course. Also, the CS course is conducted only by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India.
There is no such course in St. Xavier's College. It is a stand alone course of B.Com and is not an integrated course. Also, the CS course is conducted only by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India.
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kiran shah
Contributor-Level 6
No, for doing MBA, you need a bachelor's degree. There is no provision of getting the direct admission without that.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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7 years ago
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Binu RoyI am a cool guy focuses on my career
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Dristi,
Yes, you can go through IPPC, if you are graduated. I feel that approaching CA after graduation is more comfortable. It helps to make aware about the course and syllabus.
Yes, you can go through IPPC, if you are graduated. I feel that approaching CA after graduation is more comfortable. It helps to make aware about the course and syllabus.
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
Guide-Level 14
You can do CA while doing B.Com. And also, on one side you can study your degree and on other, you can study for CA. It has more scope good job opportunities.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Prabha!
There is no upper age limit to pursue CA. So yes, you can apply for the CA exam. You can also refer to this link for more details about pursuing a career as a CA https://www.shiksha.com/careers/chartered-accountant-23.
There is no upper age limit to pursue CA. So yes, you can apply for the CA exam. You can also refer to this link for more details about pursuing a career as a CA https://www.shiksha.com/careers/chartered-accountant-23.
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Manash MondalStudent at HNLU - Raipur
Contributor-Level 9
Yes, I think it is not a bad decision, as both the courses are interrelated with each other and all definitely complement each other in the long run.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Arpit!
Maths is not an eligibility criteria for pursuing CA but the course itself involves some amount of maths, especially the foundation and final level. So, a good base in math would help you immensely in the subjects of Financial Management. But again, you don't have to have maths subject in your 10+2 to apply for CA exam. Alternatively, you may opt to apply for CA after completing your graduation. This way, you will be exempted from the foundation course and can skip studying maths in at least the foundation course.
Maths is not an eligibility criteria for pursuing CA but the course itself involves some amount of maths, especially the foundation and final level. So, a good base in math would help you immensely in the subjects of Financial Management. But again, you don't have to have maths subject in your 10+2 to apply for CA exam. Alternatively, you may opt to apply for CA after completing your graduation. This way, you will be exempted from the foundation course and can skip studying maths in at least the foundation course.
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7 years ago
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Vishal!
Please refer to this link to get a well detailed guidance to your alleviate your confusion
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/accounting/articles/confused-between-ca-versus-cs-blogId-4952
Hope it helps!
Please refer to this link to get a well detailed guidance to your alleviate your confusion
https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/accounting/articles/confused-between-ca-versus-cs-blogId-4952
Hope it helps!
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