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Chetna S

Scholar-Level 17

Hi,
To be eligible for a Masters you must have the US or Australian equivalent of the Bachelor degree, now it depends on the university, you should start checking with the universities if they will accept your current qualification as a pathway to a Masters or not.

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Aman Kumar

Guide-Level 12

CA has very vast syllabus and I think that you should focus on CA only but if you want to do an additional course with CA you can go with these options:
CA with a Bachelors degree like B. com(Honours).
CS is also a common choice.
CA followed by an MBA is also gaining popularity these days.
You can also do LLB along with CA.
CMA, CPA, CFA, etc. are few other options that basically depend upon your own areas of interests.

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Prasoon Mallik

Beginner-Level 4

During the course of Chartered Accountancy, one has to sit for an articleship where one gets to experience various facets of auditing and finance. But unlike other internship programs which are generally of six month or a year at maximum, the articleship is of three-year duration.
It is because of the vastness of the Chartered Accountancy course, where it takes around one full year into the articleship just to understand the processes before you try your hands into the process. After understanding the processes, next two years are spent in mastering the art of auditing and gaining perfection into it.

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Aseem AnandCA aspirant

Beginner-Level 5

Although, a some parts of the syllabus of the accounting courses is similar, the fact that the ACCA qualification offers more prospects both in India and abroad is still an advantage.
ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), UK, is a global body of professional accountants and is recognized as the world's largest and influential accountants association expanding over 170 countries and training more than 370,000 students all over the world. Unlike CA or other accounting courses, ACCA qualification is in line with the current demands of employers all over the world.
Although ACCA is considered similar to CA qualification in
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Joyeeta Paul

Guide-Level 12

Both are very different fields and offer great opportunities. The good news is that you have an option to pursue law from a regular college along with M.Com through distance or vice versa, only if you are up to it.

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Shubhani Pillay

Beginner-Level 3

You can join IPCC through direct entry. You would have to register with ICAI through direct entry registration and can join articles too after registration. Then give your 1st attempt of IPCC after 9 months of the registration date.

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Harshit Jain

Guide-Level 14

If you have got a chance to get admission in SRCC, then it is a good option. You can pursue CA course after your graduation also. SRCC is a highly reputed college for its economics course. If you are getting subject other than economics then it's better to pursue CA.

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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor

Guide-Level 13

Dear Gauri,
On clearing your class 12th, you can register for Common Proficiency Test of ICAI popularly known as CPT. However, as per the revised scheme of ICAI, CPT is now renamed as Foundation Course. It will consist of four papers-
Paper 1: Principles and Practices of Accounting (100 Marks)
Paper 2: Business Law & Business Correspondence and Reporting (100 Marks)
Section A: Business Law (60 Marks)
Section B: Business Correspondence and Reporting (40 Marks)
Paper 3*: Business Mathematics and Logical Reasoning &Statistics (100 Marks)
Part I: Business Mathematics and Logical Reasoning (60 Marks)
Part II: Statistics (40 Marks)
Paper 4*: Busines
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