CA

One of the most often asked concerns regarding CA Course Details after 12th is how long it will take to finish the CA course and training. To complete your CA course, you will need to have a minimum of a 12th grade and a minimum of 4.5 to 5 years of experience. The candidate should start with the CPT/CA foundation course. After 9 months, the applicant is eligible for IPCC. After group I of the IPCC, you are eligible for an internship. In addition, students can enrol in the CA programme directly after graduating from high school or in the intermediate programme following graduation. It is totally dependent on the student's choice. The step by step process and CA course duration after 12th class will be:
STEP 1: Timeline for passing 12th grade to passing foundation level = 4 months * (Mandatory study period between registration and examination date is 4 months)
STEP 2: Timeline for clearing the Foundation level to the Intermediate level: 8 months * (Study period between registration and examination date is 8 month)
STEP 3: Timeline from passing Intermediate to passing Finals = 3.5 years * (Articleship period is for 3 years and preparation leave took to prepare for finals examination is assumed to be 5 months). .

It is possible for you to pursue Chartered Accountancy CA after completing your M.A. In Commerce, even though you have a background in Physics Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM) from 11th and 12th. However, it's important to note that the CA course is a professional course and the eligibility criteria for the course are set by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). According to the ICAI, the eligibility criteria for the CA course are that the candidate should have completed graduation or post-graduation in any stream from a recognised university. So, your M.A. In Commerce degree will make you eligible for the CA course. However, you may find the subjects in the CA course to be challenging as they are related to Commerce, Accounting and Law subjects and you may have to put in extra effort to catch up. But with determination and hard work, you can definitely do it. It is advisable to check with Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) for any updates on the eligibility criteria.