CA

Hi Ankit,CA has 3 stages
1)CPT
2)IPCC
3)FINAL
You haven't mentioned anything about your qualification.If you have appeared/waiting for your class 12 exam result then you have to attempt CPT exam which is the preliminary stage.You can be a science or commerce stream student.Exams are held twice in a year-June and December.Go and register yourself with ICAI.But you cannot attempt the one in June as the last date of registration has expired.So register now and attempt the one in december.The exam is purely an objective one.But it is being heard that they are going to be descriptive.
Now if you are a graduate(science/commerce) then you can opt direct entry.i.e,without CPT you can make it to 2nd stage.
You have to study the following papers in CPT
FUNDAMENTALS OF ACCOUNTING
MERCANTILE LAW
GENERAL ECONOMICS
QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE
Hope this helped you

Hi Almas,after completing 12th you can apply for CPT exam which are held twice in a year-June and December.
There are 3 stages
1)CPT
2)IPCC
3)FINAL
CPT covers the following 4 papers
1)FUNDAMENTALS OF ACCOUNTING
2)MERCANTILE LAW
3)GENERAL ECONOMICS
4)QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE-which comprise of maths and statistics
You haven't mentioned anything about your stream.If you are a commerce student you won't find any kind of difficulty because the syllabus that is covered is what you have already studied in your class 11 and 12.But if you are a science student also there is no problem.Lot of science students are appearing for CPT nowadays.
CPT is purely an objective exam.The exam will be held in 2 session
In the morning session you'll have Accounts and Law and in the afternoon session the remaining
Hope this helped you.

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Hi Ankit,
You can definitely pursue CA.
Chartered Accountancy can be pursued after Class 10+2 or graduation. To become a CA, you need to enroll with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) the only statutory body in India, which conducts the CA course, holds examinations and prescribes qualifications for membership. Head quartered in New Delhi, the Institute has five regional offices and 97 branch offices in the country, apart from 12 Chapters outside India. To start practice, a CA has to clear all the exams and become an Associate Member of the Council.
As you have fixed Saturday Sunday off you can start with your CA preparation. Common Proficiency Test examinations are held in June & December every year.
Also you can go with distance MBA as i have read your other question also you are the only earning hand. So you can continue with your job plus go with distance MBA.
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Wish You Luck!