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Guide-Level 13
I suggest you to visit Website of Institute
ICAI.Org
You will find each and every information over there, and if you still have any doubts after reading information over there feel free to ask me.
all the best
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Guide-Level 13
CA isn't about practical or theoretical subjects it's a mix of accountancy, Law, Tax, Cost, Finance, Strategy , which is the reason of it's reputation.
so it doesn't mean that you are strong in practicals then you won't be able to manage with theory but yes a strong part will give you bit edge, but overall you can have a go with.
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Guide-Level 13
Recommendation is to go for CA instead of ICWA, Reason being scope and opportunities what CA's have in comparison to CWA.
Secondly CA have more reputation than a ICWA though both are professional courses but a CA can Perform work of a cost accountant but a cost accountant can't perform work of a CA.
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Guide-Level 13
First of all Maths isn't compulsory to pursue CA, Secondly taking maths or eco is matter of your interest because non of these subjects will be there in CA, except in CPT , But that is of basic level so not to worry about.
So whether to take maths or eco it's upto you this decision of your neither going to give you any edge in CA nor any disadvantage.
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