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I have full workingday class for CA INTER on weekends as well as B.COM correspondence.Is it advisable to go for B.Com class avoid CA INTER?


L.vasanth 29th Jul, 2018
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Anshu Singh 15th May, 2019

Like you have mentioned you must be wanting to do both that is the reason you are taking both the classes. If you do not want to skip one of them it's time to evaluate yourself and your capabilities.

If you are stronger in B.com course curriculum you can skip that or you can skip your CA class if you have your strengths in it.

Decide wisely for yourself and if it's not manageable you can choose to drop one. Just a bit more extra efforts and get through your way.

Thank you

parkhi Gupta 29th Jul, 2018
Dear student,
I would like to tell you that i would advice you that you should choose what interests you more. If you want CA as your future go for that or if you want B.COM then only avoid CA.
also i would suggest you to try and manage both.
All the best. I hope this was helpful to you.

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