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The eligibility criteria for CA Intermediate Direct Entry for students with a commerce background is that they should have 55% aggregate in their graduation/post-graduation. For the students with non-commerce backgrounds, they should have secured a minimum of 60% aggregate in graduation/post-graduation. Since you scored 70% in BALLB, you
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The applicants' preferences indicated on the CA Intermediate exam applications will determine which CA Inter exam venues are assigned. Aspiring chartered accountants from non-Indian nations have access to eight international exam venues in addition to Indian exam locations. The ICAI will assign the CA Intermediate exam sites for
CA is one of those few courses in India that does not require graduation. You can pursue Charted Accountancy course right after your 12th class.
But I would suggest to keep doing a graduation in any stream because it is true that if you pursue CA right after
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So, CA is the toughest course in India. After your PU you can take addmission in B.Com, BBM or BBA. For the colleges you can take admission in government colleges or m.sc College of Bangalore or government first grade college of davangere.
For CA there will be three levels
So here are the steps you need to follow to start your CA:
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Congratulations on you for choosing CA as a career option. Personally i will suggest you to do B com instead of B com Honours because it will give you more flexibility to do CA without tension and do b com from a local college near your home. Because your
Pursuing CA alongside your MBA (Finance) job is possible. Enroll in CA Foundation, clear exams, and progress to Intermediate. Maintain your job while completing articleship training. Balance work and study commitments effectively. Seek guidance, manage time efficiently, and stay dedicated to your goal. With perseverance, success in both job
Question : Directions: In the following question, a sentence is given with a blank that is to be filled in with an appropriate word. Four alternatives are suggested; choose the correct alternative out of them as your answer.
In these days of inflation, we all have to ______our belts.
Option 1: shorten
Option 2: strengthen
Option 3: tighten
Option 4: lesson
Correct Answer: tighten
Solution : The correct word to fill in the blank is the third option.
It means that when prices are going up (inflation), people need to spend less money and be careful with their finances.
The meanings of the other options are as follows:
Shorten: It means
With a CAT percentile of 82 and your CA qualification along with one and a half years of experience, you have good prospects for admission to some of the top MBA colleges in India, including the IIMs, FMS Delhi, XLRI Jamshedpur, and ISB Hyderabad.
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