CA

Hello Harshika,
According to me, you must apply for both of the courses.
Prepare for CA and side by side, study for B.Com as both of the field is same field commerce.
Thanks and All the best for your future.

If you are a graduate, you can do Masters in UK. If it is related to accounting and finance, your Masters will get you exemption of papers for ACCA. ACCA is equal to CA. On the completion of Masters, you can write the balance papers and get ACCA.

Hello Amal,
Please go on below link to get information about CA exam:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Chartered_Accountancy_Course

You should complete your Diploma, you will eligible for both the courses.

You should not think about CA, if you have done BBA. It is better to pursue MBA after completion your BBA.
Why you want to waste your time in such a difficult course, while you have an opportunity to take an easier task i.e. MBA.

The combination is as:
1. CA + MBA.
2. CA + CFA.
As package is concerned, first option is much better. It depends on institutes and its ranking. Second option is better, if you want to make your career in education sector. Both options are equally good for those, who want to go abroad or want to work on foreign assignment through Indian companies.

No, a student from any stream can pursue CA.