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CA training involves three main stages-
Mathematics subject and its concepts will come handy while facing CPT and CA Final. Topics like integration, derivatives, Interest (Simple & Compound) etc are involved in CPT stage. Similarly, in the
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St. Xaviers Kolkata and Christ University , both are very reputed and prestigious colleges when it comes to academics , faculty and campus. both are very good colleges for persuing CA, but when it comes to placements CHRIST college has much better placement rates than any other college.
persuing CA will be a better option , also , you should know that students graduating from any field can pursue C.A or CFA but it also depends on what are your likes and on what topics are more interested in, if the subjects are accounting, taxation, costing
Whatever combination of subject you have in your +2. you are eligible to pursue the CA course if you qualify for the specific proficiency exam, that is CPT. This CPT is Chartered Accountant Common Proficiency Test. You must register with ICAI (India Chartered Accountant Institute). You have to appear
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It's not like that we can't say that a ca can become CEO or not. It depends upon tha capabilities you have., most importantly it is the top most position of a organization.
He has to analyze the market trends in order to expand the company .
He has
Both the options are very good. Many students all over the India apply for CA and MBA every year in great numbers. CA and MBA are both good when it comes to salary. But the question is of your choice and interest. You need to figure out whether you
Yes you can pursue your career of becoming a CA even after your B.Sc. But you need to score minimum of 60% in your final year of your under graduate course.
Because that will be the first step towards becoming a CA.
The basic guidelines state that: After graduation/ post-graduation,
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