CA

ICWA, Chartered Financial Analyst, Certified Financial Planner etc. are some add on courses that you can do along with MBA in Finance.

If you are pursuing CA Final,then no need to pursue another courses. First of all complete it. Above mentioned courses are not going to give you any advantage in your career.

Always go for the regular mode of education Mridul unless you are in a job where you cannot attend the college.

Are you planning to do or you have already done both?

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Look for a crash course for CPT at any centre near your place and they will help you with all the admission process also.

Dear Yashil,
As I have mentioned in clearly in previous answer that after b.com you need not to give entrance CPT for CA.
You will be exempted from it.
All the very best

Dear Hisham,
See CA and ACCA both have own recognition in different countries, so really can not compare both these.its up-to one's preference in which country he/she is looking for future. In India CA is better option because ACCA is not recognized by ICAI.and companies in india they don't need to hire ACCA so if you are planning to go UK in future or Europe then only go for ACCA.
All the very best

Dear Yashil,
No If you are planning to pursue CA after B.com then you need not to appear in CPT, and this saves 6months of yours. so in case you comes in CA after B.com then you will be directly getting entry in IPCC which takes 9 months then 3years internship and a final attempt. in overall it will take Max, 4years if you manages to pass in one attempt every time.
All the very best

The minimum tenure for CA is four and half years. CA is a three level course you need to clear CPT first which is the entrance exam. Then u need to clear the Intermediate level IPCC which consists of 2 groups. After clearing IPCC you need to do 3 years internship and clear the CA final exam.