CA

Higher education to enhance your career growth at every stage of career is a good strategy.

Yes, you can directly take admission in 2nd year B.Com. (Honors). CA IPCC is said to have an equivalent value, that of 1st year of B.Com.

Hi Anupama,
Requirements will vary depending on which country you want to pursue your CA course in. Kindly, decide and then check the respective country's CA council or the country specific Institute of Chartered Accountant websites. Typically, you must enroll into a Bachelors degree in accounting or related field and proceed towards the CA training.

Hi, every province in Canada have different educational requirements to become a CA. You must also hold a Bachelors degree. Look at his link for all the details:
http://www.accountingedu.org/canadian-chartered-accountant.html

Yes, you can do it. But, do read all the terms and conditions here:
http://www.icai.org/post.html?post_id=3923
In case, you have any doubts then ask me here.

You can enter the CA course with Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC) then ending with the exam IPCE (Integrated Professional Competence Examination).

There is no embargo on doing CA, while doing full-time MBA. Both, MBA and CA are very rigorous courses. You may face lot of challenges and hardship while doing MBA and CA, simultaneously.

The modules of NSE depends on kind of your current job. Can you specify your current job to get better answers? However, for a CA aspiring student, NSE modules are not required to enhance job prospects in the financial markets.
All the best.

The students can prepare for CA after completing their B.Com. Some students may also pursue B.Com through distance education and in the mean time they also prepare for CA.