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I m a CA student doing my articleship and I want to do MBA too. Is it advisable and manageable to do MBA along with CA?

Akshay Kadam 11th Oct, 2017
Well it all depends on your interest. If you really want to do MBA along with CA then it's definitely going to be fruitfull.

As you already have a good knowledge about what all gonna be taught after getting admission in a reputated college so do it will help you
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hello, which courses is good cs or CA.

Shubham Garg 13th Jan, 2018
It all depends on your interest. If you have more interest into law and theoretical then go for CS because CS is more into different laws. However if you are more interested in accounts and pratical then go for CA.
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After completing my graduation. what kind of job should I do for having a job experience.. Like working in a CA Firm.. Suggest me

Anonymous 31st Oct, 2017

Assuming you have done B.Com then you can work in a CA firm as an intern or as an assitant account as these profile would be good for you to get experience. Apart from this, you can upload your resume on recruitment website to get calls from the firms as

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how to become a ca after 10+2???

Paswan JI 31st Oct, 2018

Read this article  How to become a Chartered Accountant after 12th


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i am a student of class 11th commerce will i be able to qualify for CA entrance exam as i have taken commerce without maths??

Anonymous 21st Sep, 2017

CA is a very popular career path among 12th Commerce stream students. Technically, students from any stream (after 10+2) are eligible to pursue CA training. There is no mention of mathematics as a compulsory subject.

CA training involves three main stages-

CPT (Common Proficiency Test)

IPCC (Integrated Professional Competence Course)

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what is the elligibilities of CA? what age is require fo giving thier exam?

Anonymous 18th Sep, 2017

In order to apply for CA you should be passed or appearing in 10+2 level qualifying examination from any national or state recognised Board of Secondary Education in India. There is no such age criteria.

 

To check complete eligibility criteria you can refer below link

CA Eligibility Criteria

 

Good Luck!!

 

 

 

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Im doing B.com final year and CA along with it? Thinking to drop CA and do MBA.

Akshay Kadam 13th Sep, 2017
See it's all your choice, you are asking to change the field. If you are really interested in management then you are definitely welcome to do MBA but don't make your choice because you are not able to clear 2nd round of C.A.

You need to figure out your interest
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If I have done BCom &IPCC (CA) should I mention IPCC in my educational qualification in case I dont want to continue Ca, will it benefit.

Akshaya Pai 29th Nov, 2019

Hello,

CA is a professional course offered by ICAI which has a high value not only once you complete it , but even through the process . If you have completed bcom and IPCC , it is always better you mention IPCC in your educational qualification. CA  IPCC has more

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how to. become a ca

Anonymous 6th Sep, 2017

You have to clear below levels in order to become a CA

  • CPT (Common Proficiency Test)
  • IPCC/IPCE (Integrated Professional Competence Course)
  • Three years of Articleship under any C.A who is practicing the profession
  • CA Final Exam

CPT

Total Marks - 200

You need -  30% in each of the 4

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what are aligibility criteria required

manisha.gupta 5th Sep, 2017

You require a Bachelor degree in Finance or Investment Analysis although a professional with MBA degree in finance. A stock research specialist with a quantitative background usually has a Master's or doctorate degree in financial engineering, statistics, economics, financial mathematics or econometrics.

Duties and Responsibilities:

The equity research analyst

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