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8 years agoGuide-Level 12
The ICAI (Institute of Chartered Accountants of India has) framed two ways of entries to get into Chartered Accountant curriculum:
CPT entry after class 12
Direct entry after graduation
Candidates who want to
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Contributor-Level 9
CA is a very technical and laborious work. Exams are very hard and concept clarity is required to clear the exams.
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8 years agoGuide-Level 13
BOARD ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
B.Com (Hons.) ALL BOARDS:
(I) Candidates from
Commerce Stream- Minimum 60% aggregate and 60% in accountancy
(II) Candidates from
Science Stream-Minimum 60% aggregate and 60% in mathematics
(III) Candidates with
Eco, Stats, Maths
in Class XII- Minimum 60% in aggregate and 60% in mathematics
* SC/ST (ALL BOARDS):
(I) Candidates from
Commerce Stream- Minimum 40% aggregate or 40% in accountancy
(II) Candidates from
Science Stream- Minimum 40% aggregate or 40% in mathematics
(III) Candidates with
Eco, stats, maths in Class XII-Minimum 40% aggregate or 40% in mathematics
2. DIRECT ADMISSION TO GENERAL COUR
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8 years ago
Contributor-Level 8
CPT is the entrance exam to become a chartered accountant whereas CLAT is the entrance exam for different careers in legal field.
Thus, decide what you want to do and for further queries feel free to revert back.
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
Neither CMA is easy nor CA. Since both these courses are different from each other, you can't really compare on difficulty levels.
The main advantage of CMA US is that it is accepted world wide.
All the best.
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
There isn't anything like the best coaching classes. So if you really want to make it, prefer self-study. It is the best option for CA exams. It will save a lot of time as well as save you from getting distracted to other things. So go for it. Make a plan and start studying. In any case of doubts, feel free to revert back. I will try my best to solve them. All the best.
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