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Lalit choudharyCurrent Student- DTU, Delhi
Guide-Level 15
Hi Tharun,
For becoming a charted accountant, you should opt for commerce stream in class 12th.
If you really want to go for CA, you should be very focused from the very beginning.
I suggest you to be up to date about it.
For becoming a charted accountant, you should opt for commerce stream in class 12th.
If you really want to go for CA, you should be very focused from the very beginning.
I suggest you to be up to date about it.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
Guide-Level 14
No, Indian CA focuses on taxation, law and generally accepted accounting principles of India hence for UK it doesn't have any value. If you are looking something in UK or UK related job then you should prefer The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. After completing CA from India you may apply for advance qualification from CAEW. As a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), you can join ICAEW by passing their advanced ACA exams. Alternatively, you may be eligible to join ICAEW based on your experience through our Pathways to Membership route. You can also apply for a practicing certificate
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Bhawna Lonare
Beginner-Level 4
I guess the commerce books of class 11th or 12th will help you for basic concepts.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
Guide-Level 14
CA is an Indian concept. Australia and Canada does not have CA. It is either CPA or CFA for which you usually need an Indian post graduate and some work experience in the known organization.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Kush! Only if you have the ability and belief to crack both their exams, I'll advise you to go ahead. Not to discourage you, but studying CA and then MBA is not everyone's cup of tea. I don't have much idea about CA but you can pursue MBA in Finance stream(as you've mentioned). Also I think there's no need to do for CA, if you pursue MBA from top B-schools like JBIMS, IIM Kolkata, etc.
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
Guide-Level 14
Yes, it is possible, but it would be too hectic for you to concentrate on two subjects together.
CA course can very well be done along with your commerce graduation. However, you will have to wait till you complete your HSC Commerce with minimum 50% marks in aggregate. B.Com and CA course can be done simultaneously. And, in fact there are thousands of students who opt for the Company Secretary / Chartered Accountant / Cost Accountancy course alongside the graduation.
Do not neglect graduation studies at all. Your Commerce graduation is a solid foundation for your post-graduation ahead in life. It happens that since the professional cours
CA course can very well be done along with your commerce graduation. However, you will have to wait till you complete your HSC Commerce with minimum 50% marks in aggregate. B.Com and CA course can be done simultaneously. And, in fact there are thousands of students who opt for the Company Secretary / Chartered Accountant / Cost Accountancy course alongside the graduation.
Do not neglect graduation studies at all. Your Commerce graduation is a solid foundation for your post-graduation ahead in life. It happens that since the professional cours
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Kriti SharmaLearn your own self, rest is on the way ;)
Contributor-Level 6
If you have the confidence that your hard work and luck will take you to some place after 5 years, and if you have good hold over accountancy and mathematics, then go ahead with CA (also if you are ready to give up all and everything for it).
Otherwise, go ahead with MBA, but then you'll have to first do graduation, also you should have a good understanding of statistics and business Still you have a good scope in it as you may have after CA.
Try to know your strengths and weaknesses, and you'll be able to judge better.
Otherwise, go ahead with MBA, but then you'll have to first do graduation, also you should have a good understanding of statistics and business Still you have a good scope in it as you may have after CA.
Try to know your strengths and weaknesses, and you'll be able to judge better.
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
Guide-Level 14
To give a simple overview, a student should go for CA if the student wants to make his/her mark in accounting initially. Because later at the last module of the exam, you will have so many subjects which will allow you to choose any domain of finance you like. But first you need to be exceptionallygood in accounting to clear the first and second module.
A CS is someone who will take over the corporate governance of the company. S/he will be a master of corporate laws and practice and will be able to act as a direct advisor to the board of directors of the company. To pass CS, you need to have special liking for Law and how it works in c
A CS is someone who will take over the corporate governance of the company. S/he will be a master of corporate laws and practice and will be able to act as a direct advisor to the board of directors of the company. To pass CS, you need to have special liking for Law and how it works in c
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