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Bhavik kapoor

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The fee structure for ca final at navkar Institute Ahmedabad is near about 1.09 lakhs and also varies from time to time and depends on various situations.

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Harshit Kumar

Beginner-Level 3

Yes, I agree with J. K. Shah Classes is the best CA coaching institute in Mumbai. They have wide accessibility in terms of classrooms and online classes.

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Ishwarya Nanditha M

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Yes. ! You can do both at the same time. You will have to put in extra effort to cope with both B.Com and CA.

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Harshita KumariI will complete BALLB International course in 2025

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Hello Priya, So if you are interested then what do you exactly want to do? The certification course, Diploma or want to study it for your self. If you want to study it for yourself definitely you can grab materials and read it even you can work with asylums, ngo too after a knowledgeable approach. Later if you want to do a certification course then it has an age limit. Please look after that. Hope it helps you.

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Kush Dilawri

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They are somewhat same, it's the way different colleges have named this course.

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Harshita KumariI will complete BALLB International course in 2025

Contributor-Level 10

B.Com Candidates can work in public as well as in private sector. You can apply for government jobs like in bank, and give UPSC etc. Also you can go for other areas like CA and CS, it is easy to prepare for this course. The students for CA and CS can be benefitted from the B.Com.
Scopes are Chartered Accountant CA / Cost and Work Accountant (CWA) / Company Secretary CS are the advanced career options in this field.
B.A. You can go for LL.B. UPSC M.A. And then Ph.D. along with other under graduate competitive exams. In all the courses above you can prepare enough and go for NTA UGC NET after the P. G of your desired course.

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Om Pandey

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Nothing is tough if our determination is strong. As CA covers vast topics it takes quite more time for revision and practice which makes it seems tougher whereas CMA focuses on cost and management it has less syllabus than CA.

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Om Pandey

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Yes, you can. There's no restriction on doing so.

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Om Pandey

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CA somehow make your B.Com degree valueless. But doing B.Com will help you in covering more fields which will help you in the future after becoming CA.

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Om Pandey

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Yes, it solely depends upon you. If you can manage your studies you can study both the course. But as per my POV, you need to focus on one course after a clear one you can go for a second. Otherwise, it will be hectic for you to manage both courses at the same time.

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