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see bca and CA this two are completely different field and you may not find any linkages between this. however you can done bca course first and then go for CA course, or if you want to do bca and CA in smae time, you can take bca through

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The eligibility for CA course is that you must be appearing for Class 12 exam.
The duration if the course is 4-5 years and the entrance exams are held in May, June, November and December
The course fees range from Rs. 45,000- 50,000.

C.A is not a college based

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Look,.you can certainly study CA after B.Tech or any degree. But you will have to start from CA Foundation. But if you study B.Com (//B.Com) in your degree instead of B.Tech or any other Degree and you score 55-60% in your B.Com, then you can skip CA Foundation

Nandini, There are no colleges or Institutions that enrol you for CA Courses. You have to register individually at their official website which is https://www.icai.org/new_post.html?post_id=721&c_id=120 . For being eligible for CA Foundation, you should complete your 12th in any stream and complete a mandatory study period of 4 months. CA

Anand, can you help us understanding which exam are you enquiring about? If it is for CA foundation, you can check the official syllabus at: https://resource.cdn.icai.org/45570bos35676-foundation.pdf . The papers are Principles and Practise of Accounting, Business Laws and Business Correspondence and Reporting, Business Mathematics and Logical Reasoning and Statistics, Business

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As long as you pursue your MBA/CA from a well reputed college (from abroad or even in India), both the fields have high demands and lots of scope and excellent pay.

Secondly, it depends solely on your interest too and where do you see yourself in future with

For securing admission in NL dalmia you need to ace the GDPI rounds after getting the calls. The chances to convert is moderate, if you've some extra curriculars and no gap years. The PI is usually grilling for MBA finance opting students. Youu'll be asked questions on current affairs, your