Hi aspirant,

KCCET uses a 50:50 weightage ratio to determine student rankings, with 50% of your rank based on your board exam marks and 50% based on your KCET score.

You can calculate your score yourself, but for a more precise rank, it is recommended to visit the Career 360 KCET rank predictor.

Here is the direct link to the rank predictor.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-rank-calculator

Hello Your question is not clear , but what i am able to perceive from your doubt i am answering you .

No need to be worry , I suggest you some advise as you do not have enough money to get admitted in the college and your family condition is not well , So don't take any coaching , just prepare by following the Syllabus of CA  from your smartphone , On youtube there is alot of content , do hardwork and prepare online you will definitely get success .

If you want to get admission in college then apply for scholarship It will help you , get admission in a college (affordable to you ) and along with that prep online

• Recognition of CA Qualification:

  • Colleges acknowledge the Chartered Accountancy (CA) qualification as a rigorous and prestigious credential.

  • Holding a CA designation demonstrates a high level of expertise in accounting, auditing, and financial management. (https://www.reddit.com/r/ApplyingToCollege/comments/169gon0/does_anyone_else_find_it_strange_that_colleges/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

• Academic Credit and Exemptions:

  • Some universities may offer academic credits or exemptions for certain courses based on the CA qualification.

  • This can shorten the duration of degree programs, especially in commerce or finance-related fields.

• Enhanced Admission Prospects:

  • CA students often have an edge in admissions to postgraduate programs like MBA or M.Com due to their professional background.

  • Their practical experience and knowledge align well with advanced academic curricula.

• Scholarship Opportunities:

  • Institutions may provide scholarships or financial aid to CA students recognizing their professional achievements.

  • This support can alleviate the financial burden of further education.

• Placement and Career Services:

  • Colleges often have dedicated placement cells that value the CA qualification, connecting students with top-tier firms.

  • CA students are frequently sought after for roles in auditing, taxation, and financial consultancy.

• Networking and Professional Growth:

  • Being part of a college community allows CA students to expand their professional network.

  • Engagement in seminars, workshops, and alumni events fosters continuous learning and career advancement.

• Access to Research and Resources:

  • Colleges provide access to extensive libraries, research materials, and academic journals.

  • CA students can leverage these resources for staying updated with the latest industry trends and standards.

Hi anonymous

https://finance.careers360.com/articles/ca-foundation-january-2025-question-paper-suggested-answer-solutions

Check this.

Here are some popular CA Foundation revision batches in India:

1. Vishwas CA – Offers affordable online revision classes with expert faculty and study materials.

2. Unacademy – Provides structured revision batches with live sessions, mock tests, and guidance.

3. Physics Wallah – Offers free and paid revision courses with recorded lectures and practice questions.

4. ArivuPro Academy – Offers crash courses and free video lectures with study materials.

5. Percept for CA – Provides comprehensive revision batches with Google Drive and live stream options.

Yes, you can do both a 1-year Animation Diploma and a 3-year BBA in Delhi.

Regular BBA + Online/Part-time Diploma is possible.

Institutes like Arena, MAAC (for Animation) and DU, IPU, Amity (for BBA) offer options.

Manage time well as BBA requires atten

dance.

hello,

yes, an average student from the MPC stream can complete the CA course with dedication. the course requires logicl thinking, consistency and strong  accounting skills, which can be developed over time. with proper coaching and regilar practice, even a non commerce student can clear CA exams sucessfully.

If you want to become a Chartered Accountant (CA) after completing your B.Com, you can enter through the Direct Entry Route, which allows you to skip the CA Foundation exam. To be eligible, you must have at least 55% marks in B.Com (or 60% for non-commerce graduates). The first step is to register for CA Intermediate on the ICAI website and complete an 8-month study period before appearing for the exams. Before starting your articleship, you must complete the ICITSS (Integrated Course on Information Technology and Soft Skills) training. After passing both groups of CA Intermediate, you can begin a 3-year articleship under a practicing CA, where you'll gain practical experience in auditing, taxation, and finance. During this period, you must also complete AICITSS (Advanced IT & Soft Skills Training). After 2.5 years of articleship, you can register for the CA Final, and once you complete your 3-year training, you can appear for the final exams. After successfully clearing both groups of CA Final, you can apply for ICAI membership and officially become a Chartered Accountant. The entire process takes around 3.5 to 4 years after graduation. To start, you can register for CA Intermediate through the ICAI official website and begin your journey toward becoming a CA.

Hii,

Several female candidates have secured the All India First Rank (AIR 1) in the Chartered Accountancy (CA) examinations over the years.

July 2021 : Nandini Agrawal from Morena, Madhya Pradesh, achieved AIR 1 in the CA Final examination at the age of 19, becoming the world's youngest female Chartered Accountant as recognized by Guinness World Records.

July 2021 : Ruth Clare D'silva from Mangaluru secured AIR 1 in the CA Final examination under the old scheme

2011 : Maitreyee Narayansing Rajaput from Pune topped the CA Final examination, marking a historic moment as the top three ranks were secured by female candidates that year.

Hello,

Yes, the CA Foundation syllabus has undergone changes under the new scheme introduced by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). This updated syllabus is applicable from the May 2025 exams onwards, including the September 2025 session.

Here is the link where you can get detailed syllabus :- CA Foundation New Syllabus 2025

Hope it helps !