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arjun majheeinterest in agricultural research.

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B.Com in finance is best for it according to me.

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chintesh shah

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CA is a degree provided by The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. It is to be said as top most degree in world of commerce as of today. It covers Taxation, Law, Accounts, Audit, Finance, Costing, and etc. core subject.
It covers mainly 3 levels namely CPT, IPCC, Final.
CPT is an Entrance exam for CA course , after completion of 10+2 you are eligible to give an exam of CPT. it covers multiple choice questions., if you have completed graduation with 55% or more, No need for CPT.
For IPCC, it covers Group 1 with four subjects & Group 2 with three subjects, it can be done within a year from clearing CPT.
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aneesh rammiles to go before I sleep......

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CA is chartered accountant whereas MBA is Masters of business administration. MBA degree leads you to a career in business field whereas CA leads to a career in accounts, taxation, etc.

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Nidhi Negi

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Yes your graduation score does play a role in your selection in a good MBA college. They look at your 10th, 12th and graduation scores. However the criteria is different for different colleges.
All the best.

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Balbir Singh

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Hi Vibhor,
Yes, You can easily apply for it . But you need minimum 50% percentage in the degree that you have passed from.
Good Luck!

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Edu MentorEducationConsultant

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As a CA, if you follow certain criteria as (a) member of NIBF or (b) have developed your career in financial service industry then you may pursue Diploma in treasury and risk management from NIBF. To get specialize in treasury and risk management, you can opt for certification in FRM i.e Financial Risk management from recognized training institutes like Edupristine India. To know more, kindly visit the website of edupristine India or https://shiksha.com/Courses/FRM. All the best.

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HARIKRISHNAN RAGHUCreative guy with helping nature & stoicism!

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Remember, famous entrepreneurs in the world don't have CA degree, some are business school drop outs too like Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates. MBA will have an impact but it will depend as per from which college you have done it from. Also, CA is a good option too. Every course is having its own perspective and importance.

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Mahik Maan

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Yes, of course you can pursue.

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