CA

Whether to pursue CA with or after BCom Honours depends on your goals and priorities. Doing CA alongside BCom Hons:

• Intensifies workload: Can be demanding, requiring commitment to both studies.
• Saves time: Completes CA faster, reaching professional goals quicker.
• May overlap learning: Some BCom Hons topics might be covered in CA.

Doing CA after BCom Honours:

• More manageable workload: Allows focused preparation for CA exams.
• Deeper understanding: BCom Hons knowledge strengthens CA foundation.
• Flexible timing: Can choose an ideal starting point for CA.

Hi, it can be observed that studying CA in Delhi can be quite affordable as most CA colleges have an average tuition fee of less than INR 1 lakh. 

Please refer to the table below for the popular CA institute in Delhi with their tuition fee and eligibility criteria if any:

Hope this helps!

There are 5 best CA colleges in Delhi and out of these one is owned by the government. Admissions to most top Chartered Accountancy (CA) institutes in Delhi are done on a merit basis. The courses are offered in both Full-time and distance / Correspondence modes of study, ICAI Indraprastha, Shiksha Guru, ATM Global Business School, Easy Solution CA Classes and ETEN CA Pitampura are the best CA Colleges in Delhi NCR.

Of course, not. The CA course is administered by the ICAI, and once you complete your Class 12, you become eligible for it. There are many ways to enter a CA program, like right after Class 12, register for the CA Foundation course, or complete your BCom, skip the Foundation level, and start directly from the CA Intermediate level.
However, you'll still need to meet the % criteria.

The CA course in India does not directly require Class 12 marks for entry. The CA course is administered by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) and has three levels: CA Foundation, CA Intermediate, and CA Final. 

• CA Foundation Course: To enroll in the CA Foundation Course, candidates must have completed their Class 12 from a recognised board. There is no specific minimum percentage required in Class 12 for eligibility to register for the CA Foundation.

There is no maximum age-limit for the CA course. However, minimum age should by 17 years (Class 12 pass). A finance or accounting professional can pursue the CA course at any phase of their career.

CA is a designation given to an individual who has acquired Chartered Accountancy certification from a statutory body that has determined that the individual possesses knowledge and abilities.

The major difference between the Chartered Accountancy or CA and Cost Accountancy or CMA courses is that - CA degree is the core study of accounting, taxation, auditing and finance, whereas CMA degree is the study of managing budgets, costing/ pricing, assets, liabilities, analysis, and much more.

Also Read: CA vs CMA/ ICWA

The fees to be paid for registration of CA courses are given below:

• CA Foundation: INR 9,800
• CA Intermediate: INR 18,000
• CA Final: INR 22,000