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Yogesh Shukla
Contributor-Level 6
SEE salary of fresher CA depends on number of aatempts in CA final and articleship
Now a days it is above 6 Lacs. But if you have done articleship from top 20 CA firms you might be able to get more than 8 offcampus. In campus placement package is more than 10
Rankholders get even more
As per placement records of ICAI.
Now a days it is above 6 Lacs. But if you have done articleship from top 20 CA firms you might be able to get more than 8 offcampus. In campus placement package is more than 10
Rankholders get even more
As per placement records of ICAI.
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Abhishek nandgowli
Contributor-Level 6
Yes. You can do a B.Com and CA together. There's no problem in doing that. Infact, the syllabus offered by most B.Com colleges in India resembles to the Chartered accountancy curriculum. Thank you.
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Aalisha Rizvi
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You don't need to worry about the percentage once you are aspiring for CA.
The only eligibility condition for CA foundation is that you need to complete class 12th from a recognised institution as well as from recognise board.
No matter what marks you have secured in your class 12th exam you just need to provide your 10th and 12th marksheets as a documentation in the foundation registration.
Be it ICAI Delhi or any other City there is no cut off in the chartered accountancy course.
Even if we Talk about the other professional exam example Cost and management accountant or Company Secretary you just need to be 10 + 2 pass to apply for the f
The only eligibility condition for CA foundation is that you need to complete class 12th from a recognised institution as well as from recognise board.
No matter what marks you have secured in your class 12th exam you just need to provide your 10th and 12th marksheets as a documentation in the foundation registration.
Be it ICAI Delhi or any other City there is no cut off in the chartered accountancy course.
Even if we Talk about the other professional exam example Cost and management accountant or Company Secretary you just need to be 10 + 2 pass to apply for the f
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Aalisha Rizvi
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In a major development, the University Grants Commission (UGC) has recently announced that Chartered Accountancy CA degree holders will be considered equivalent to Post Graduate degree holders. Moreover, All the major Professional courses in the field of commerce I. e. CA CMA, CS are now considered equivalent to Post Graduate degree. And you can surely pursue CA and B.Com together, since there are no restrictions to the same as these courses take approximately 7 years if you clear the exam in first attempt, hence you should surely compete your Intermediate exam by graduation.
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Sneha Kumari
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Yes,The overall fees will be somewhere around 1lakh INR. It doesn't include any tuition fees.
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Sneha Kumari
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Total expense on CA would be somewhat around INR 1 Lacs. Excluding all the tuition fees.
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Sneha Kumari
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Few years back, I was in same scenario. After researching a lot what I understood was both CFA US and CA have his pros and cons. CFA US is little easier as compared to CA in India. It is also less time-taking. If you're thinking to settle abroad then go for CFA US otherwise CA but both the degree will give you immense amount of opportunity.
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Aryan Ashoka
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Cracking the CA exam takes a whole lot of effort, but in the long run it is the best choice.
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Sakshi Kedia
Beginner-Level 5
MBA is a broader field than CFA and then again it's your choice if you want to diversify your knowledge or deepen your knowledge in investment management. If you are looking for deepening your knowledge in investment thing only then you can go with CFA and in case you want some diversification in other management aspects as well then you can go with MBA in finance course. And talking about the difficulty level of CA and CFA CA is the toughest course to do. The passing percentage is 1% in CA and 10% in CFA.
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