Chartered Accountant
Hello Aspirant,
Salary-wise when you see, CA would be a better option as after clearing the final exam and becoming a certified chartered accountant authorized by ICAI (The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India ) , the starting salary would be approx. 7 lakhs per annum. Upon getting yourself placed at reputed firms or clients , as you gain experience , the salary will also increase. M.Com and M.Sc Computer science are also good options provided you pass out from an A level institute will good placements. M.Com is a better option if you are interested in academics /teaching and research career. Teaching positions in various top universities in India can fetch an attractive salary but on a general note M.Com may not get you a good job or high starting salary easily as your main competition would be MBA graduates who are plenty in number. Coming to M.Sc Computer Science, again the college or university from which you pass out matters but even to get a good placement , your skills and knowledge will play major role as it is a technical field. For instance if you have excellent coding skills , you may easily find a rewarding job , it is all about meeting market demands as software field is highly competitive. But M.Sc is more theoretical than application so again teaching would be good choice. So salary in M.Com and MSc Comp Sc. depends on the kind of job you land up in , the position level ,competition level and the company you are associated with, its based on your caliber and skills.
Hope it helps
To become a Chartered Accountant, you need to pass 3 stages:
CA Foundation
CA Intermediate
CA Finals
CA Foundation: While there is no particular stream in which students should have pursued their studies, it is mandate to have passed 10+2 to be eligible for CA Foundation. There is a 4 month study period that is mandatory and needs to be completed before appearing for the exams. There are 4 papers in this exam and to be qualified its important to pass in all the papers with a minimum aggregate of 40% individually and a total aggregate of 50%. 2 papers are Objective type and 2 papers are Subjective type with negative marking for 2 papers. The subjects are Principles and Practises of Accounting, Business alaw & Business Correspondence and Reporting, Business Mathematics & Logical reasoning and Statistics, Business Economics & Business Commercial and Knowledge. For example, the score should be 40/40/40/40 in every subject and 50% overall. Even if a student gets 50% or above overall but doesnt get 40% in any one subject, he/she doesn't qualify. He/She is considered failed. And in the same manner, even if he/she passes all subjects but scores less than 50% over all, again he/she is considered failed. The 4 months training period should be able to equip the students with the required knowledge on all these subjects and that's the reason why it is not necessary to have a Commerce background in 10+2. The exams are held in May and November of every year.
CA Intermediate: This is the 2nd level of becoming a CA. There are 2 routes for this phase. One is completing CA Foundation and the other is a direct entry. Graduates/Post graduates of Commerce/Non Commerce background can directly join CA Intermediate provided they clear their qualifying examination with the required aggregate. You need to be registered with ICAI for CA Intermediate for both the ways. There are 8 papers in CA Intermediate that are both Subjective and Objective type. And the same pass rule applies here as well. Should score above 40 in each subject with an average aggregate of 50%. The subjects are divided into 2 groups. Group 1 has Accounting, Corporate Laws and other Laws, Cost and Management Accounting, Taxation. Group 2 has Advanced Accounting, Auditing and Assurance Enterprise Informations Systems and Strategic Management and Financial Management and Economics for Finance. For Direct entry Commerce Graduates, it is important to have 50% aggregate in their qualifying examination and for Non Commerce Graduates, 60% aggregate is mandatory. And then there is a mandate period of Orientation period and study period. In CA Intermediate as well, the exams are conducted in May and November of every year.
CA Final: The Chartered Accountants Final Exam has 2 groups namely Group 1 and Group 2. Group 1 has Fiancial Reporting, Strategic Financial Management, Advanced Auditing and Professional Ethics, Corporate and Allied Laws. Group 2 has Advanced Management Accounting, Information Systems Control and Audit, Direct Tax Laws and Indirect Tax Laws. The eligibility is that you should have passed your CA Intermediate and registered with ICAI. You should have completed the mandatory 12 months Practical Training or Articleship or should be in the 12th month of training by the time of examinations. And the pass rule applies here as well. After the succesful completion of all these levels, you are now a qualified CA.
Hello!!
There is no defined course duration to complete CA course, however, ideally all courses of CA are completed within 5 years. The course is considered complete only after a student clears all papers of Chartered Accountancy courses.
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Dear Applicant,
I hope you are doing well, about your question, on the official website of JAC Delhi the following reservations categories are put up :
Since they have not mentioned any sub categories for General i can say Economically Weaker Section quota is not available. You will have to apply through General Category only.
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jac-delhi-reservation-criteria
U can refer this link for more details!!
Hello,
you have to find out way to make the learning process and easy and willful. All you have to know is what is the process and what are the subjects and syllabus to cover.
there are 3 stages:- Test of competence, test of professional skills, test of professional expertise.
You can get syllabus from ICAS web page.
You have to make plan to learn time management. if you can opt for digital course then that will help you to provide competitive environment.
Hope it helps!
Hi Divya
Based on your eamcet marks and ipe marks and number of students qualified in tseamcet so based on this factors your rank will be decided and based on your rank , caste and branch you pick will decided your college and i request you to please provide your ipe marks so i can help you in better way , for example if your ipe marks is more then 800 and eamcet marks is 43 then your rank will be in between 30000-40000 and for more information click on below link
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ts-eamcet-rank-predictor
Hope this information is helpful
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Hello student nothing is easy you need to work hard Chartered Accountant course need your patience as the syllabus is very lengthy and time is limited. You need to appear in foundation programme after class 12 if you're willing to pursue CA course and if you're a graduate then you can directly enroll yourself in Intermediate level.
The CA course is consist of 4 levels as mentioned before -
1)foundation programme
2)Intermediate programme
3)article Ship
4)Final programme
Feel free to comment if you have any doubt
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First of all before starting your prepration prepare your mind for CA, because it needs full dedication, its not tough but hard work is must. One should be regular in his/her studies. Daily revision and practice makes easy for you to clear CA exams. I am quoting certain steps for becoming CA here:-
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