Chartered Accountant
Hello aspirant,
Steps To Become A Chartered Accountant :-
One can start the journey to become a certified Chartered Accountant just after passing 10th or 12th or even after Graduation. The eligibility for the same is:
• Qualification in Senior Secondary Examination (10+2) and Entrance test for CA.
• Graduation or Post-graduation in Commerce with an aggregate of 55% by appearing for three papers - Auditing, Accounting, Mercantile Laws etc.
• Graduation in another stream with an aggregate of 60% or more.
Four Steps To become CA in India:
Step 1. Registration for CA Foundation Course
Step 2. Registration for The Intermediate Course
Step 3. Enrollment for Articleship
Step 4. Registration for CA Final
All steps are after clearing previous steps.
Hope this helps you
All the best for your future
Hello Student,
Actually in this time we also have a professional degree to get job easily. In that factor Chartered accountancy and masters of business administration in human resource department are two best options.
To become a CA you have to give CPT after 10 plus 2 level or if you have a graduation degree you have to register in IPCC.
And in the another hand you have to give some examinations t0 get admitted in top MBA colleges.
CA is comparatively difficult from MBA . Passing rate is only 3- 5% in CA while on the other hand about 80% of students after completing his or her MBA can get a good job. The job field is also larger in in mba.
But if we come to that salary topic, the average salary package of any CA is about 6 to 7 lakh. While for MBA nature salary can be 3-7 lpa avg.
However you should go along with your interest. Go to the article below to know more
https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/ca-vs-mba
Hello Sanvi,
The ACCA in comparison tends to be more focused on financial accounting and technical practices of accountancy. Industry evidence suggests that the ACCA will give you a stronger grounding in accounting principles than CIMA but at the cost of management reporting and corporate strategy.
In comparison to ACCA, CIMA combines business acumen with financial management, cost management, and financial management. There is a strong focus on performance management and strategy. CIMA qualification covers more management accounting, more business strategy and more financial strategy material than the ACCA syllabus.
CIMA focuses on the management and strategic aspects of a business, whereas ACCA focuses more on the technical side, such as auditing and tax accounting. CIMA works together with the company’s management, whereas ACCA usually deals with external parties, such as shareholders and potential investors.
Steps To Become A Chartered Accountant
Chartered Accountant or CA is the international accounting designation awarded to professional accountants. As a certified public accountant, he offers his financial advice to his clients. And its clients can range from large multinational companies, small businesses, and also individuals.
To become a CA, you must go through the 4 levels listed below: -
You can start for CA, after your 12th / equivalent with level 1 i.e. CA Foundation, recently there have been changes in eligibility for CA Foundation and now 10th step students of the class can also register for the CA Foundation, but that will be provisional and will be regularized after passing the 12 ° / equivalent, while graduates (graduates in commerce with at least 55% and graduates in non-commerce with at least 60% in their graduation) do not have to go through the CA Foundation, can start directly from level 2 i. e Intermediate CA
Each level is briefly described below: -
You can opt for the CA Foundation registration after passing the 12th of any current, you must study and qualify according to 4 subjects to pass to the next level: -
In your CA Intermediate, you have 2 groups with 4 articles or subjects in each group
CA Intermediate Group 1: - Has the following subjects: -
CA Intermediate Group 2: - Has the following subjects: -
3. Articulation Training
One can sign up for article submission after 1 or both Intermediate CA groups. Item training is 3 years.
4. CA final group
After qualifying both CA Intermediate groups, you will be eligible for the final CA registration
There are 2 groups with 4 subjects in each given below: -
Final group CA 1:
financial reports
CA Final Group 2:
After completing the article training and passing the CA final, you are eligible to apply for membership of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and then become a CA.
You can visit the link provided below to know more about CA course:
https://www.careers360.com/courses/chartered-accountancy-course
I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!
Hello Dear,
Yes the chances of getting any branch in any NIT is high but you should wait for the official cutoff. On this marks your percentile must be between 98.7- 99 and general rank between 11678 - 9302 . Your chances of getting NIT or other government college in your desired branch is high Although you have not mentioned the category in which you applied. But as you know the cutoff changes every years because it depends upon the number of seats available, the difficulty level of paper and number of candidates writing the examination hence varies every year depending on these factors. It also depends on home state and other state as you have not mentioned your home state. You can check out your rank on the basis of your score from the below link.
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-marks-vs-percentile
I would recommend that you should wait for the official declaration of the cutoff rank. Meanwhile you can check the below link to know about previous years cutoff trend.
https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer
Good Luck
Hi,
The thing you must consider is that you will be given designation of CA after completing all the three levels of CA which are foundation level exam, Intermediate level and articleship, and final level. This course of Chartered accountacy is completed in 5 years roughly whereas Company Secretary (CS) course is a 3 years professional level undergraduate course. And you can pursue CA and CS simultaneously. Both CA and CS are good for your future, the thing is what you decides matters the most. Both credentials offer different opportunities, but in most cases a CA can do everything that a CS can do. Thus, if you are going to get one certification, you are better off just becoming a chartered accountant.
hello,
The program, B.Com Coaching in Chartered Accountant and Certified Program in General Management aims at enabling students to understand the concept of Management, Tools and Techniques and other related areas, Graduates with this degree work at some of the highest levels in business as Chief Financial Officers, CEOs, Senior managers, and partners of some of the world’s largest organizations. college provides good placement process and sufficient to gain the confidence to attend interviews. Many students got placed through the placement process in the best companies. A fair number of well-reputed companies come to hire the freshers.
Hi Aspirant,
The placement scenario here is average.A fair number of well-reputed companies come to hire the freshers.The infrastructure and the faculty of the college is quite good and there are learned faculty members too.There are good benches, ventilated classrooms, computer labs, conference halls in the college.The fee structure designed is around Rs 1.63 lakhs per annum and it depends from year too year.
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