Dear aspirant,
Yes you can definitely pursue CA along with job. However this is not easy in the absence of proper planning and right time management. Though you have to spend a lot time and dedication for it

Hey Prashanth

Greetings. Hope you're doing well. B.com means bachelors in commerce. Its one of the most opted courses and a lot of students opt it. If you wish to pursue some other professional course along with it, go for something which interests you and also, that is manageable. You know about your capabilities better than anyone, do a course which you can do. CA is a professional course requiring dedication and hardwork, it is of 3 years if you clear the levels in continous years. CS makes you a company secretary which is one of the top most positions in a company. Other courses are professional too, each requiring specific abilities and skills. Whatever you do, do it with your heart. Take time and do a thorough study of all the available courses and only then make a choice. Wish you luck. 

Hey Vidhi Aggarwal, it is necessary for everone to get a signature of a CA on his CA Foundation forms. Not only Foundation, but for every level, when you are filling a form, it is necessary to get your form signed by a Chartered accountant. Best of luck for the future

Dear aspirant,

Salary of a Chartered Accountant in India depends on his/her skills, capabilities, and experience. The average salary of Chartered Accountants in India ranges from 6-7 lakhs to 30 lakhs. International packages are even higher ranging up to 75 lakhs.

Last year stats show that average salary of CAs in India was offered around 7.36 lakhs p.a. in the campus placement conducted by ICAI. Rank Holders and Single attempt passed students get a priority over the multiple attempts passed students.

However, there are many candidates who start their own practice after taking job experience of 2-3 years in a reputed CA Firms. If such candidate is well capable to do so then there is no upper limit for his/her growth. Although, many such small firms shut down in a short span due to high competition.

Candidates wishing to start their own practice after some years of experience join CA Firm which gives them a great exposure. Here, a fresher Chartered Accountant learns how to deal with the client or how to deal with the Income Tax Officer. Might be you are thinking that you have gained such experience in your articleship training also, but the scope of an article is always limited. The experience which you can gain after becoming a Chartered Accountant could not be possible in your articleship training.The salary offered by CA Firms generally range between 3-8 lacs.

Hope the answer is helpful.

Good luck! 

Hi kshitiz, congratulations on securing a great rank in ipucet.. If you wish to take admission in Agrasen college at this rank and you are not getting it... You can try it in evening shift as cutoffs are comparatively less.. You can also consider going for spot round or can pay a hefty amount for management quota to secure a sure shot seat in the college. .

All the best

Hello Vidhi,
yes you can continue CA IPCC after 2 years of CA foundation but duly note that there is nine months gap between CPT and IPCC Exam. Every year CPT exam is held in June and Dec, You need to go through CPT in June or Dec. Then you will get nine months for appearing in IPCC Exam. Every year IPCC held in May and Nov.

Hello Sarika,
CA IPCC 2019 Application Form Correction
The candidates can able to change Centre / Group / Medium / Syllabus from March 27 to April 02, 2019. The candidates are allowed to change these details online at the official website of ICAI

see nothing can be assured at the moment as this time the trend has changed by  quite huge margin 

However you should wait until the last round and. Also if you are really interested in law and want to establish your career in it and do not get a seat in any NLU.. you should go fr a drop only if you have enough patience and will power that next year you score enough to get into Some Top NLUs in the country

 Good Luck

dear pari jain,

both are equally good, at the end it depends upon what you wanna pursue, you cannot do both due to just practical reason since both the courses are very rigours and wont be able to commit fully to both. i hope this resolves your doubt, for further query write in the comment section below