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Mahi M

Contributor-Level 9

Hi Aparna, you surely can pursue CA. First of all make your base strong. Well in CA we are allowed to use calculators. But still you have to improve your calculation

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Mahi M

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Hi Aparna, both of them have their own importance in the current scenario and will have importance in the future scenario also. So it depends on who you want to be

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Mahi M

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Hi Aparna, you have 2 options. Either give foundation program of CA, clear it, complete BCom and then do IPCC or you can go for BCom, complete it, opt direct entry to IPCC so that you don't have to bother about foundation.

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Mahi M

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Hi Aparna, I think you are curious to know about CWA instead of CWS. If you are a class 12 student or have completed class 12 then you can register yourself with ICMAI to appear for CAT, which is the preliminary stage of CWA.
For more details
http://icmai.in/studentswebsite/Admission.php#foundation
Both courses have their own reputation. So it depends on who you want to be.

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Mahi M

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Hi Abhishek, if you are a class 12 student or have completed class 12 then you can register yourself with ICAI for the foundation program. CA has 3 stages
Foundation
IPCC
FINAL
It doesn't matter whether you are from science or commerce stream. But if you are a graduate then you can have direct entry to IPCC so that you don't have to bother about Foundation.

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pawanpreet kaur

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Hi Zubin,
Yes, you can but it will be difficult to manage the courses at the same time, hence I would suggest that you take up these courses one at a time.
I hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

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Rushabh Sheth

Guide-Level 12

You can go for Short term Certifications like Certified Financial planner and Certified Credit research analyst

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Mahi M

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Hi Deepak, I think CA+ MBA will do as it is a rocking combination

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Mahi M

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Hi Sachin, ofcourse it will as CA + MBA is a rocking combination

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