Hello Kunalgarg760 Official!

Of course, it's a subjective course. There are two groups in IPCC.

Group 1 has 4 subjects(400marks):

Accounting

Business laws, ethics and communication

Cost accounting and Financial management

Taxation.

Accounting for 100 marks.

Business laws for 60 marks and ethics & communication for 40 marks

Cost accounting for 50 marks and Financial management for 50 marks.

Taxation: Direct Taxation for 50 marks and Indirect Taxation for 50 marks.

Group 2 has 3 subjects(300 marks):

Advanced Accounting

Audit and Assurance

Strategic Management and Information Technology

Advanced Accounting for 100 marks

Audit & Assurance for 100 marks

ITSM for 50 each.

Basic criteria:

40 marks in each paper and 50% of total marks of the group.

However, from May 2018, there are a few changes regarding the marks and the subjects. Group 1 has 4 subjects- Accounting, Business Laws, Cost Accounting, Taxation (DT for 60 m and IDT for 40 m).

Group 2 has 4 subjects- Advanced Accounting, Audit & Assurance, ITSM(IT for 40 m and SM for 60 marks), Financial Management.

The total marks for both the groups is 800 marks with the same basic criteria mentioned above.

All the best.

Bcom hons is a degree better than the normal one, as you are doing can it's upto you how much time you can devote to the degree as both of them needs study, if you get your subject of interest in bcom hons  then it's better to take it so that you don't feel any kind of burden for the degree.

Hi 

You have not mentioned your category, nevermind ,on the basis of your marks alone I would like to tell you that your marks are too low to get you a seat in government medical college under all India quota. To know about your possibilities under state quota kindly mention your category and state to which you belong to as predicting things on the basis of only marks is too difficult . 

Hope this helps

Hi, first of all I would like to congratulate you on being an sc candidate as you have already surpassed 80% competition.... Anyways for fms all you need is 78-79 %ile in CAT ie mere 25 questions correct out of 100(do keep sectional cutoff in mind) as far as other MBA colleges are concerned you can target IIFT delhi.. As it also follow reservation policy and you will be able to easily crack it. 

Hello Riya
CA Foundation is the newly introduced national level examination conducted by ICAI as entry-level exam for Chartered Accountancy. It is held twice a year, once in May and once in November. As CA foundation is starting stage toward becoming CA but there is a direct entry scheme where a graduate from any stream can directly apply to CA intermediate , foundation level is exempted.

Hiiii dear!!!! No there are no subject choices available to appear for ca exam but only in the foundation level. Maths in one of the compulsory subjects in the foundation level which you will have to clarify. They ask math of upto 12th level which are important in CA.

Hello Bharti,
Yeah. First of the most basic math is needed each and everywhere in life. And when coming to advanced maths like integration and all. They are mostly only useful in CPT and somewhat in final. Being strong at maths is surely gonna help you in costing and financial management as well as accounts. 
Maths may not be as much needed when you pursue your CA course but once when you are done with CA and you want to join some field like investment banking, stock market, portfolio manager, financial analyst,etc you will understand the dire importance of advanced maths. Many leave up maths in CPT thinking that the other subjects will set off it. 

Hello Bharti,
As per my opinion CA Course is most difficult course compare to CMA and other course. But CA scope is better than the CMA course and other.  There is no doubt to say that ‘CA’ holder can earn more than any other.After completion of the chartered accountancy course they can work as chartered accountants at various organizations and can earn from 2 lakhs to 10 lakhs per annum
After completion of the ICWA course student can continue his career as cost and management accountant. ICWA completed candidate can earn salary between l lakh to 6 lakhs per annum by joining in a managerial position.
Alternatively they can also join as internal auditors in the organizations and can earn 4 lakhs to 6 lakhs salary per month.

Hello,

None of these courses are easy, these courses require a lot of patience and practice during the tenure. Maths is an integral part of all the mentioned courses. CWA and CA require basic maths and calculations for which calculators are allowed, which makes it a bit easier with a perspective of maths. FRM and CFP are related to finance and requires maths on a higher level, includes algorithm, calculus, and maths which is taught in class 12th.

I hope this helps, All the best!

Hello Babita

The subjects for CA-IPCC are

The latest :

Group-1

1.Accounting — 100 marks

2.Business Law,Ethics and communication — 100 marks

3.Cost Accounting and Financial Management — 100 marks

4.Taxation

4A.Income Tax — 50 marks

4B.Indirect taxes — 50 marks

Group-2

5.Advanced Accounting — 100 marks

6.Auditing and Assurance —100 marks

7.Information Technology and Strategic Management

7A.Information Technology — 50 marks

7B.Strategic Management —50 marks