CA

You can go for MBA even if your course is a correspondence one and getting a good college depends upon your preparation and your CAT and other entrance exams score. And as for getting a good placement it will be totally on your performance during the college and your effort towards it.

Hi Bhuvi,
In the countries like Australia and Canada, there is a good demand for CAs but in order to work abroad, you must be registered as a chartered accountant there itself. So you can think of pursuing a course abroad to get the benefits and also get a better idea of the work culture. Also, check the labour shortage lists of the countries you are interested in to get an idea of the professions which are in demand.

No, you can't. Canadian universities ask for 16 years of education (10+2+4), moreover, they ask for work experience as well.

Dear Manish, both the options are good. However, CA is more better and challenging. It is a statutory designation. The certification is itself very tough and covers every aspect to make a candidate expert in the area of accountancy and taxation. If a person successfully completed the certification, than he /she can work as a full time CA for any organisation, practice privately or can get into the field of - "Sharing Knowledge", that is teaching other CA aspirants. Any of the option can give the candidate a rewarding career. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God bless you.

End of the day you are living for your dream. My parents wanted me to do engineering or doctor studies. My field of interest was Hospitality I choosed it and I'm happy about it. A strong dedication for one particular thing will help you choose the right field. Think which will be helpful for you in future. Don't choose something you don't love now and regret for it later.