Chartered Accountant
Hello Selbin. I wanted to tell you that as such there is no exceptions available in CA course if you are also doing M.com. The M.com is just an additional qualification. For pursuing Mcom you have to take the permission from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. I want
Hi Nitin
Chartered Accountancy is a professional course regulated by ICAI, a statutory body and no university/college can offer this course. Details about this course are elaborated below. It is a correspondence course regulated by a statutory professional body, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). Admission to the
Hello Ramachandra,
Yes, you can persue CA after 12th Science. There are thousands of students who shifted from Science to commerce and today some are CA while some are MBA. So, if you are a science student till 12th standard and want to pursue Chartered Accountancy course then you can
Hi Aspirant
Firstly if you are currently pursuing CA along with your B.Com then you should solely focus there because CA itself is really tough and if you will look for some other course besides this then you will lose your focus. Also after completion of CA and graduation you
Dear Mugdha,
Some of the reference books you can go for are as follows-
Dear Dishant, SBI PO mandates tjat you should be a graduate in any discipline or an equivalent qualification recognised by the Central Government to be eligible for applying for its PO posts. For RBI grade B General positions, you should have a minimum aggregate of 60% in your 10th, 12th
hello revanth,
as per the question , for becoming CA after graduation you just have go the following steps,
1. The percentage required for CA after graduation is as follows:
A minimum of 55% for commerce graduates or postgraduates
A minimum of 60% for Arts/Humanities/Science graduates or postgraduates
The minimum
CA vs MBA – What’s your choice? It’s all about taking the right decision; it is your career after all. As a student from the commerce background you would have definitely considered two most important fields, of course none other than CA and MBA.
CA:
HI Shubham!
First of all stay calm and focused on what you want to do. Its totally fine if you took a drop for prepartion atleast you won't regret taking it if you haven't.
Coming back to your query, there are dual degree courses running in our country and students
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