CA

Hi,
You have to pass B.Com, that's all required for it. You need to score 50% minimum. You can also contact any nearby CA coaching institute for more details.

Hi Ravi,
You can study your study material and practice manual. You should have at least 2 complete round of study before your exams. RTPs are also useful. Mock tests will be available in the ICAI website. Do not omit any portion.

Hi Akshit,
You can pursue B.Com, BBA, BA English and BA economics. You can visit ICAI website to know more about other programs that can be pursued along with CA.

My advice to you would be to gain some work experience rather than opting for a course. This is because the practical knowledge gained after working in the corporate sector would certainly be helpful in the advancement of your career. By the time you are working, you may try to analyse the fields in which you are particularly interested in. After that, it would become a piece of cake for you to choose a career path as no one can understand your interests other than you.

Definitely, it is a good option to gain some work experience. Working in corporate environment will help you to learn the practicality of business. After working for few years, you may opt for executive MBA. I would advice you to look for job opportunities in the finance sector as you must have sufficient knowledge about the same, since you have been into studies of CA course for almost four years. Each and every experience of yours would certainly help you to gain an insight about yourself.

Dear student,
You can think of these fields if you are 12th passed student.
Law
B.Com in financial management
Economic Honors
Journalism and Mass Communication
Maths or statistics Honors
English Honors
If you have any further query, please feel free to post here.
All the best.

CS is best because there are so much opportunities available out there. Vacancies are more. But, for CA no one could assure about its passing rate. For graduation, most of the universities are good. There is no difference.

Only 100% commitment towards studies will make you qualified CA. Don't compare it with your UG and other courses percentages to this, it's different. If you want to study without stress, then choose MBA.

That would depend on the reason, why you wish to stop it?