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Out of CA and CS, CA is undoubtedly is best and toughest. If you want to go in the sector of high level accounting and finance and then you should definitely do the course. CS is company secretary and thus has secretarial post after completion. But again choise

Dear Alok, courses like CA and MBA accept any educational qualification. You are eligible to study MBA or CA even if you have studied Mathematics only until the 10th but want to take up commerce in 10+2. For CA, you should have completed 10+2 in any stream and for studying

Dear Atishay, though you are studying CA Foundation, because you haven;t completed your course yet, your highest qualification will remain 10+2. Based on 10+2, you can study courses like BBA, BCA, B.Sc, Mass Communication and Journalism, Arts, etc. But these are regular Bachelors courses. And CA is a professional course.

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if you have already have done msc courses you can do m.tech in relevant discipline or you may go for phd courses in iits or nits if you have the mentioned gate score by the concerned institute. also there is  post graduate program for msc in  mathematics  candidates in

Yes I'll tell you. You have to go through the following 4 stages in order to pursue CA after class 12th.

1. CA-CPT( ENTRANCE EXAM FOR CA)
2. CA-IPCC(CA INTER)
3. CA-ARTICLESHIP( TRAINING PERIOD)
4. CA-FINAL

CPT exam will be conducted twice in a year in the month of June & December,last date for

Dear Sumita, you can try Taxation Law in LLM if you want to try in Taxation. That is the nearest course that can complement CA. Next in the list will be Corporate Law, Intellectual Property law is also a good option.

Dear Aspirant,

If you are aiming for LLB then you can go for CA as though both the courses do not have much common, but if you're planning to go in the field of Income tax/GST/sale tax, then going for CA is a very good option. Moreover, you can learn

Hey Shivansh,

There is no mention of mathematics as a compulsory subject. This means that students who haven't had mathematics subject are also eligible to pursue CA training. Sure, mathematics doesn't play a crucial role in eligibility criteria. But the subject sure is involved in the Proficiency Test and Final