hello dipankar,

ICAI conducts the CA exams list in India consists of 3 names – CA Foundation, IPCC and CA Final. Candidates need to clear the entire CA exam list in order to become a professional in this field. In order to appear for the CA final examinations, the candidate

For CA the average salary may vary from 6LPA to 25 LPA. For Actuarial Science the average salary may vary from 8 LPA to 40 LPA. The lower & Upper limits depends on the organization & the experience of the employee.

So if you can acquire both the degree and

Hi Dear,

Yes, You can pursue both Chartered Accountancy course and BBA together. However, You cannot do your Articleship along with BBA. However, you can prepare and give CA - CPT or Common Proficiency Test / Foundation and CA Intermediate exam along with BBA. Also, you can join through direct

Hi Dear,

Chartered Accountancy is a professional course governed by Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. The course has three level of exam :

• CPT (Common Proficiency Test)
• IPCC (Integrated Professional Competence Course)
• FC (Final course)

Once a student becomes CA he can start his own business and chartered accountancy

Hello Sarthak,

Yes you can give your intermediate exams after 3 years that is after completing your graduation.

As you have to register yourself for intermediate exams atleast 9 months prior before you are going to give your intermediate exams. But personally if you are giving now foundation exams and

Hi Deepika,

Non commerce students can also pursue CA but the aggregate percentage of non commerce students must of 60% from a recognised board. Commerce students needs 50% aggregate while Commerce students without mathematics needs 55% aggregate marks.

Further to complete the CA course, candidates needs to undergo six phases:

Hello Ishika,

It is always good to have some extra knowledge, experience in any of the field you are interested. So being a part of any of the societies of college is just like you used to pursue extra curricular activities in your school. Plus it will also add feathers

Hello,

CA and CMA both are good jobs when it comes to the corporate world. While choice depends upon your skills and interest I would still give you a fair comparison for both.

CA deals with law, finance, accounting, taxation while CMA deals with strategic planning, financial planning, analyst, cost

Hello,

The path to becoming a chartered accountant or CA is tough and it can be easily said that it is one of the, if not the toughest profession.

steps to become a CA:

• CA Foundation course (previously known as CPT or Common Proficiency Test)
• Integrated Course on Information Technology

Hello Aspirant,

Engineering and CA are two entirely different fields of study. Of course you can do both courses simultaneously, but it might be very difficult to manage unless you have exceptional time management skills,energy and most importantly good grasping power. In B.Tech/B.E course, you will have tones of portions