Hi Kanisk,

Clearing the Common Proficiency Test (CPT) is the first step to becoming a Chartered Accountant.

CPT is held twice a year in June and December by The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) and takes place in 2 sessions of 100 marks each on a single exam

Dear Dipankar,

Its totally depends on your interest and the career you want to opt.For CS branch you want to go in the field of technology and in the software development.If you have some Basic knowledge about the programming language then you can choose this career.

For the CA preparation

Hello Yadagiri mamatha ,You don't need to be a CA to become an income tax officer . to be become an Income tax officer , you need to clear civil services exams and choose Indian revenue services as your preferred line.

The candidate who wishes to become an Income Tax

Hey Shrija,

Nothing to be worried , commerce jobs ensure both salary & job satisfaction. There are many high salary jobs rather than CA .So, you may also prepare yourself for jobs like Investment banker, CPA(Certified Public Accountant), cost accountant , retail manager, and many more like that......so, U have

hey,

here there are some of the best colleges of maharastra for ca :

1. EduPristine, Mumbai. Andheri East, Mumbai.

2. Indian Institute of Finance and Accounts, Pune. Bhandarkar Rd, Pune.

3. Finovative Solutions. Borivali West, Mumbai.

4. PIRON School of Business and Finance, Mumbai. Mumbai

5. Siddharth Academy. Thane

Hello  Dear,

thare are some top ranked institute for ca addmission.

1. Vidhya Sagar Institute Limited, Jaipur
2. Northern India Regional Council of ICAI, Indraprastha Estate, New Delhi
3. Aldine CA , Rajasthan
4. Nahata Professional Academy, Indore
5. J. K. Shah Classes, Andheri (E), Mumbai
6. Yeshas Academy, Bengaluru
7. Academy of Commerce, South Patel Nagar,

Hello aspirant,

CA with BCom would be preferable than CA with BBA.

CA mostly has the outline which will have its basics in BCom and you can build your foundation better with BCom.

If you are planning to pursue MBA after CA/BBA/BCom , then there would not be much of

Hlo aspirant

It depend on your interest whether you have have to go for CA or CS.

Mostly CA lay more stress on practical subject wherever CS lay more stress on theortical subject.

Both courses are demanding nowadays but CA earn more than a CS.

Hope this answer is helpful

Hlo aspirant,

The eligibility criteria of CAT is :

1. Hold bachelor degree with 55% marks

Or

2. CA

Having a CA helps in building a good profile for IIM only if your average score in IPCC and Final combined is 60+. ...

But passing percentage of CAis low .But

Hello Aspirant

If we talk about chartered accountants course, than it includes Mathematics, Accounts, Tax, Auditing and Laws related to it.

In you case, you have maths and biology so you already know the basics of one subject i.e maths.

If we talk about clearing exams in first attempt than