Chartered accountant is obviously a good choice for carrier option as engineers and other professions are facing a lot of unemployment nowadays basically in India. CAs not even entered that phase. Moreover, economy is going to demand more CAs in future. Undoubtedly, there will always be a rising demand for CA professionals due to growing number of companies in India.  CA can choose to start up their own independent practice or make their clients on the basis of merit. They can also apply for the job of Chartered Accountant in an existing firm. They can also give their services for the capital market. The qualified CA can apply for a government job, public or private sectors both. So considering all Chartered accountant is undoubtedly a good choice.

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you can earn the knowledge of accountant in a while after studying or practicing. but no one is going to hire you as an accountant without a CA or BCom (at least commerce) for sure. but accountant is someone with good accounting math skills. if you have that skill, you can start up your own company. no one is gonna stop you from that. but you cant work somewhere without a commerce degree.

i hope it helps

Hello,

The CA course is conducted by the ICAI (Indian Chartered Accountants Institute). There are three levels of this course;

• CPT (Common Proficiency Test)
• IPCC (Integrated Professional Competence Course)
• FC (Final CCourse

1. The CPT is the entry-level foundation course involves the quantitative aptitude test, general economics, mercantile laws and accounting.
2. The IPCC has two groups. It covers the working knowledge of the core subjects. It is specially designed to improve the knowledge of accounting standards.
3. The CA final course covers the advanced knowledge of financial reporting, management accounting, etc.

If you have  cleared their plus two examination can go for the foundation level test conducted by the ICAI.

After passing the group 1st, the students have to undergo the on-job training period of 3 years called “articleship” with an audit or accounts firm.

After that  you can appear the final course. The GMCS (General Management and Communication Skill Course) is the 15 days mandatory training course introduced in 2003.

https://www.careers360.com/careers/chartered-accountant#:~:text=In%20case%20of%20chartered%20accountancy,of%2055%20per%20cent%20marks

you can refer to this link for more information.

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hello,

There is no bar for salary trust me there are qualify who earns 2.5lacs per annum and even 15–17lacs per annum in Domestic location.It's exclusive based on your work experience your exam score and your area of interest where are inclined towards. If you are CA and doesn't have enough articleship exposure and looking for a job in CA firm. Then various CA firms pay grade are generally low as because they test you on your knowledge and actual relevant work experience. So your pay will be around 3 to 6lacs per annum.

hope it helps.

Hi dear,

As per the details mentioned by you, you have good work experience and I'll recommend you to go for executive MBA program because executive MBA program is for students who has prior work experience. The course duration for executive MBA is one year. However, if you do not want to leave your job you can also opt for part time MBA where you'll not be required to attend classes on weekdays. However, in my opinion distance MBA is not a good option as it really does not boost your career much.

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Hello Aspirant,

A junior accountant is a professional who is responsible for maintaining and compiling financial reports and statements in accordance with the government regulations and requirements. The junior accountant prepares financial reports by analyzing balance sheets, managing general ledger accounts, updating financial statements, maintaining accounts receivable and accounts payable, paying monthly payroll.

The duties and responsibilities of a junior accountant would vary within the organization but would include accounting for all business transactions with journal entries, updating financial statements, preparing monthly financial reports, calculating payroll taxes, and auditing and maintaining accounts receivable and accounts payable.

I hope this information helps you.

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Hi

As per your question preparation tips for junior accountant Paper I :

Hindi : attempt to save time during this section because language section are going to be easy to clear.

English : The minimum grammar are going to be asked from this section. it's better to answer this

section first.

General Knowledge (Rajasthan) : Candidates must cognizant of Current affairs and GK to clear this

section. Mostly by fallowing the news regularly, and reading news papers one can easily solve this

section. this is often also time saving section when the answers are documented .

Everyday Science : it's the straightforward section, by studying the science books upto 10th std one can

clear this section with good merit.

Mathematics : this is often the section that require more focus and also time. Practice the Mathematics

upto 10th standard and also arithmetic sums to clear the section. One need to practice more to clear

this section.

Computer : With minimum Computer knowledge and awareness one can clear this section. this is often

also time saving section in Paper -I . attempt to realize components of computers, like CPU, Monitor, Key

Board, Languages, Packages, etc terms.

Paper -II

Book Keeping: This section needs strong preparation and understanding. Refer the corresponding books

available in Library/ Internet to clear this part.

Auditing, Business Methods: Which is additionally associated with subject in Graduation. Refer Graduate

level books of Business Methods, Auditing to clear these sections.

Indian Economics, Rajasthan government officials Joining Times Rules, 1981 and more : To clear these

sections go thru Rajasthan Service Rules Vol. 1 (Chapter II, III, X, XI, XIII, XIV, XV, & XVI) Rajasthan

government officials Joining Times Rules, 1981.

Hope helpful.