Chartered Accountant

All Questions

Showing 291 - 300 out of 916 Questions

44 Views

I am a science student so can I study ca

Shreya_1549549812 Student Expert 10th May, 2019

Hello student,

Yes, you can go for chartered accountant as a career option in future even if you are a science stream student.

There are lots of people exists who chooses CA after completing their Board with science stream and got highly successful.

So don't worry and if you want

Answer

Answer Later

58 Views

after ca what can we chose for our higher studies

Preksha Ghanathay 11th May, 2019

Hello Viswaprasad,

As CA is a professional part time degree course and so it is not considered as the degree course. So its always advicable for the student to also take an admission for the degree course like B.com. In order to get a job in the industry one should

Answer

Answer Later

67 Views

im 30 year old(single),i did B.com(hons),worked as an accountant,wants to pursue a professional course like CA.advise the right path?

Yash Dev Student Expert 18th May, 2019

I suggest you to do things that you want to do as ca is one of the best job oriented course for commerce background student.the eligibility criteria student who has completed Graduation from Commerce need to have at least 55% marks in the graduation and should have studied any 3

Answer

Answer Later

53 Views

In St. Andrew college, is there preparation of CA with b. Com course

KANHU CHARAN ROUT 9th May, 2019

Dear student its depends upon you how to manage you for your both interested field so college not provide any kind of CA preparation material but your b.com material help you for crack CA exam b.com is related your CA syllabus.
Thank you..

Answer

Answer Later

64 Views

Is there preparation of CA course in this college with B. Com cours

KANHU CHARAN ROUT 9th May, 2019

Dear student as compare to ca and b.com syllabus both are related to each other so you doing b.com definitely you have to easy to crack CA intermediate so b.com syllabus is very important for you.
Thank you..

Answer

Answer Later

413 Views

What is the work done by a ca in a company and which are the companies which hire cas

Preksha Ghanathay 8th May, 2019

Dear Yash,
Chartered accountancy is the core of all business, be it big or small. A chartered accountants work involves auditing, taxation, accounting and financial planning. It can be a very challenging and rewarding job.
A lot of companies hires a CA. They have been working in TCS, Wipro, HUL,

Answer

Answer Later

71 Views

I am scored 84.4 percent in class 12 too kya mujhse CA ho payega

Preksha Ghanathay 8th May, 2019

Dear Humera,
First of all marks and percentage of 12th class are not relevant for pursuing CA. I had seen an average student doing CA as well as completing CA. A math, bio students and an engineer doing CA as well as completing it. Its all your passion and dream

Answer

Answer Later

61 Views

I want to become a ca what r the ways to

Preksha Ghanathay 9th May, 2019

Hello Sharaff,

CA Course is divided into three levels and To Become Chartered Accountant in India, students have to clear three levels, the first is CA foundation level, the second is CA Intermediate level and the Final is CA Final level.

Steps to becoming CA in India

Answer

Answer Later

68 Views

I want stady CA .is it correct choose?and which college is best for me?

Yash Dev Student Expert 18th May, 2019

Yes student if you want to pursue CA it's one of the best course for commerce background student. For CA only The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India is the national professional accounting body of India. It was established on 1 July 1949 as a statutory body under the Chartered

Answer

Answer Later

89 Views

After finishing b.com(ca)...which pg is best

KANHU CHARAN ROUT 7th May, 2019

Dear student m.com is good choice for you The minimum eligibility criterion required for M.Com. course is having a Bachelor degree in Commerce with aminimumof 50% marks. The admission is generally done through a common entrance test conducted by various universities accordingly. Certain universities also offer merit-based direct admission.
The

Answer

Answer Later