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Hello student,
CA After the graduation is always best. Because Chartered Accountancy is a profession, it is not a course that all. So if you do your CA during graduation you have to you do it by distance. Which is not too much effective at all .because the value of
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Both B.Com [Bachelor of Commerce] and B.Com (Honors) are undergraduate degrees in the commerce stream, take the same time-duration of 3 years to be completed, and the syllabus of both these is almost the same.
a major difference in respect of curriculum and teaching of both these courses in
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CA total fee includes GMCS amount, ITT amount, registration amount, tuition fee and books/study material. After including all this, it will be maximum around 1.5 or 1.75 lakhs. And from the articleship earning candidate can get stipend from 1000 to 60,000 (may be more depending upon the firm). So
It totally depend upon you that whether you are taking expensive tuitions or you go for free online lectures available on the YouTube and cheaply online lectures.
Hello Aspirant,
Yes you can definitely go for CA if you are already a CMA student. Indeed it'll be quite beneficial for you in the long run. As the subjects are quite similar in CA and CMA you'll get help in clearing both the courses. However, as the syllabus is
CA CPT exam which was initially scheduled for June 27th to July 3rd has been rescheduled for August 1st to August 14th. However this is for May 2020 session. But if you are enquiring regarding November 2020 session, the registrations will end on June 30th. There is no official information
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Actually there is no guaranteed job placement for each and every CAs. after becoming CA some finds difficult to get any easy job which is similar to their expectation. But if you have good academic record it will not be so difficult for you. you can go for campus
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