Hi Archna. Well, you should opt commerce and study both economics and accountancy. And after studying both the subjects in detail, you can make your mind about which subject you want to study more and which is more interesting. If you'll fine accountancy better, then, after 12th you can prepare

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CA is the most prestigious course in the Commerce stream offered by ICAI. Becoming a CA is not difficult provided the aspirants are dedicated, hardworking,sincere . There is a lot of hard work involved throughout this course. The student might face a lot of difficulty but he/she must be

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Your percentile is greater than  cuttoff percentile of Great lakes of management but you don't have any working experience.Only such candidate can apply for PGPM or PGDM courses who have minimum working experience of 24 months and percentile at least 90 in CMAT.Only fresh graduates and candidates with

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CACPT 2019 will be held in June.
Also, it should be noted that, CA CPT June session will be the last session of CPT exam. CA CPT exam will not be conducted after June session and after June 2019, CA Foundation will become the sole CA entry-level qualification examination.

Hello Prabhat,
No, you cannot take Finals just after IPCC without articleship as it is mandatory and one must complete at least 2 years of training before sitting for the finals.
Even if you take a dummy and not do the actual articleship you will still have to wait for

Hello Sanket,
Generally, the cutoff is 80 percentile for CMAT exam and around 60 percentile for CAT exam.
But, this is only the min. cut-off bar it can vary with the scores and profile of students applying to get admission in the college this year. So best is to wait

Dear Samay, you haven't mentioned your highest qualification. If your highest qualification is 10+2, you should pass CA Foundation and then  you become eligible to register for CA Intermediate. For this you need to have 8 months of study period after rehistering for CA Intermediate.

However without going through this,