CA

Hi,
If you are already in a regular study, you need to think and decide about the urgency and reason to why you want to do CA as well along with MBA!
You can definitely do as much stidy as you wish, but only if you will take it further as a career. It's totally upto you.
I suggest you to focus on your MBA
regards

Hope you can, but the admission process has been closed for this academic year.
Best of luck.

I don't think as CA is quite vast and it includes various subjects and economics is a small part of it and yes, you may get little benefits but not much which are required on expertise level as in CA.

Hi Tarun,
Both are separate ways, MBA is more about management and CA is more about accountancy. There are some common traits but all in all both are different. If you have a statistical mind and accounts is your favorites then go CA, and if you have traits of a good management in terms of resources, people, then go for MBA. I personally believe that CA is a better paying field than MBA.
Think and chose wisely and go for it.

Hi Madhuri,
It will depend on the other choices you have and on what basis you are comparing Canada to. Canada no doubt is a good option but you need to narrow down the choices based on admission requirements, budget, etc. 66% is a poor score for the top-ranked Canadian business schools. Also, a 3-year degree course is not accepted by many. I will suggest you check other alternatives such as Australia and New Zealand too.

Yes, maths is compulsory to pursue CA.

If your practicals are good, you should try for CA, it will take 5-year time. If your theory is good, you may try for CS, both are good courses.

Hello Garvita,
Yes, you can do CA (Chartered Accountant) course without maths too. But a bit of maths is required at the time of entrance exam (CPT) but afterward, it's just your calculations (out of the whole mathematics) that's needed.
So, it's not a compulsory criterion.
1) Student of any background like science, commerce or humanities can sit for the CPT (First stage of CA) exam.
2) But having maths as your additional subject will surely give you an edge in the syllabus of CA.

Hello Khushi,
It completely depends on what exactly you would like to become or you would like to accomplish. Both CA and MBA have pros and cons. On the basis of your interest area, you can choose what to pursue. Talking about India, MBA gives you a wider spectrum in the area of finance. Whereas, CA is a specialised course dedicated to accounting and auditing.
It's actually a war between versatility and speciality.
Also, I have seen people pursuing MBA after CA. In reputed companies, they do send their employees (CA) abroad to pursue MBA that too on company's expense.
Think wisely.
Good luck.