Hi

Yes, you can pursue both CA and bcom together. For bcom, you can get admission in any college for bcom.

For pursuing CA, you don't need to join any college you just need to get registered yourself ,  now that you are done with your class 12th you need to start with CA foundation by registering on icaiexam.icai.org  (http://icaiexam.icai.org/) and prepare for the exams and clear them. You may  join coachings for preparation or rely on Selfstudy.

Here's a brief of your CA journey:-

To become a CA you need to go through given 4 levels, listed below :-

1) ca foundation

2 ) ca intermediate

3) articleship Training

4 )ca final

One can start for ca, after 12th/equivalent with level 1 i.e ca Foundation, recently changes has been made in the eligibility for CA foundation and now class 10th pass students can also register for CA Foundation but that will be provisional and it will be regularised after they pass 12th/equivalent , while graduates ( commerce graduates with at least 55%  and non commerce graduate with at least 60% in their graduation ) don't have to go through CA Foundation, they can start directly start from level 2 i. e CA Intermediate

Each level is described below  :-

1. CA foundation:

You can go for CA Foundation registration after passing 12th from any stream, to register for CA Foundation you need to visit the official website i. e icaiexam.icai.org (http://icaiexam.icai.org/) , you have to study and qualify given 4 subjects to move to next level :-

*principles and practice of accounting

*business mathematics, logical reasoning and statistics

*business laws and business correspondence and recording

*business economics and business and Commercial Knowledge

In oder to clear CA foundation , you need get at least 40% marks  individually in each  subjects and at least 50% in overall aggregate . If you fail to fulfill this criteria then you will have to appear  again in all the 4 subjects in your next attempt.

2. CA Intermediate

In your CA Intermediate, you have 2 groups with 4 papers or subjects in each group

CA Intermediate Group 1:-  You have following subjects :-

*accounting

*cost and management accounting

* corporate and Other laws

*taxation

CA Intermediate Group 2:-  You have following subjects :-

*advanced accounting

*enterprise information systems & strategic management

*auditing and assurance

*financial management & economics for finance

3.  Articleship Training

One can register for articleship after 1 or  both groups of CA Intermediate. Articleship Training is of 3 years

4. CA Final Group

After qualifying both groups of CA Intermediate, you become eligible for CA Final registration

There are 2 groups with 4 subjects in each which are given below:-

CA Final Group 1:

*financial reporting

*advanced auditing and professional ethics

*strategic financial management

*corporate and allied Laws

CA Final Group 2:

*advanced Management Accounting

*direct Tax Laws

*indirect Tax Laws

*information Systems Control and Audit

After the completion of articleship training and clearing CA Final , you become eligible for applying for the membership of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India after which become a CA.

For detailed information visit

https://finance.careers360.com/articles/how-to-become-a-ca-in-india

Thank you

Hello aspirant,

Yes. You can do a B.Com and CA together. There's no problem in doing that. Infact, the syllabus offered by most B.Com colleges in India resembles to the Chartered accountancy curriculum. So, you gain the advantage of getting two degrees simultaneously without going in two separate directions, or, without stepping in two different boats.

However, it is advisable for CA aspirants to get there graduation degree from Open college i.e. SOL. This is because the college timings can cause hindrance to the CA coaching or articleship.

I hope this information helps you.