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PINNINTI NAVEEN

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To crack CA there are various coaching centers to crack the CA. whereas ICAI conducts the CA exam in various levels like: Foundation exam, Intermediate exam and Final exam.

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palak mahajan

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Hi Vijya the eligibility criteria for CA is just passing 10+2 examination in commerce. You can pursue your dream course with 10+2. Don't wait for completion of graduation. And job opportunities not you will be the one who is giving job by doing this course. So don't worry about gap and just go for it.

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Shravani

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YES. You can fill the form but you have to pay a late fee of Rs. 600.

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Sarang khedikar

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You can go for any field. It is not important from which stream you have passed your 12th. You did not have Maths in 12th. You can even go for CA.

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Muskan Yadav

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Mithibai college is well reputed in its own if you want to pursue CA with your B.Com so I'll recommend you should done it from distance as for your CA you have to gave more time to that and if you're thinking it after B.Com then from which college you have degree of graduation doesn't matter at all. So it's all upto you but in my opinion Mithibai is a good choice. Best wishes for your journey towards your dream.

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simran singh

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Multiple degrees, such as CA CS and CMA are undoubtedly beneficial. It will undoubtedly benefit you, especially if you work in corporate. Personally, I believe that learning broadens your perspective. What's more crucial, though, is that you be able to use your knowledge in the workplace. Even having a large number of qualifications won't help you if it's not possible.

The decision to pursue these three degrees should entirely be driven by your passion for developing into a strong professional and your desire to learn more and more, not by Mr. X's possession of these degrees and his high salary. Undoubtedly, someone's large bundle motiv

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simran singh

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There isn't. You must realize that the field of banking is very broad. The requirements will change depending on the profile you are looking for. The most popular route to enter this area is through the IBPS test, which will allow you to advance to the positions of assistant manager and probationary officer. However, there are other profiles as well, with their own requirements, such as audit and credit risk management.

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