CA
Hello Kusum,
CA is really a good course to pursue. Being a Chartered Accountant is a highly respected as well as responsible job. There are lots of job opportunities as a Chartered Accountant in India as well as abroad.
The salary as a chartered accountant varies according to one's knowledge,
Hello Pratham,
CA is completely different from BBA or BCOM, Both BCOM and BBA are undergraduate degree courses whereas CA is not a degree course rather it is a membership of Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.
You can pursue BBA or BCOM from either a good government or private
Greetings !!
In career prospect wise Both CA & ACCA are good courses. For working in Indian companies & Banks CA is better. But if you want to work abroad then i suggest you to purse ACCA. Though 75% concepts in both courses are same, according to the practical application,
Hello,
Yes, if you are pursuing CA, You can apply for B.COM admissions online and offline both. Generally B.COM admissions are conducted in the month of June and July after 12th commerce results in all the states in India. Offline admissions are carried out for the vacant seats after the
Parth, the beauty of preparing to study for CA Foundations is that you need not have to have specific subjects in your 11th and 12th. You need to register with ICAI. You need to complete a 4 month period and then you will be eligible to appear for CA Foundation.
The best way to prepare for your IPCC exam is
Hello Manav nanani,
The duration of CA course after 12th is 4.5 years through CPT Route and after Graduation through Direct Entry Scheme duration is 3 years which was decided by the council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) .
Hope this help for you..
Hello Prashant
I hope you are doing good.
There are three phases of CA exam -
Intermediate course
Ca final
Good luck in the future!
Regards
Prashant SIngh
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