Hey Mamidala Saikumar,

It is not clear as to what you are asking

• If you are using the word college in context of graduation alongside CA(since ICAI conducts CA examination) then you should go for your graduation in IGNOU since it's an open University there will be no hassle of attendance and you will have to appear for only papers. The chances of getting a good percentage is quite high and it will also benefit you in your articleship.
• If you are the using word college in context of tuition centres then there is no specific one centre that is suited for all the three levels of clearing CA. Every stage i.e. CPT, IPCC and final requires a different set of approach for tuitions.

Good Luck.

HII

 Mahantesh

Yes ofcourse Business acoounting as well as taxation both are useful for chartered accountants. Both Business accounting and taxation are one of the main components one has to study to become a Chartered Accountant. They are easy till the math part prevails. You just need a bit of logic and memorizing the tools and key points used in them for a better understanding as well as to become a good Chartered Accountant.

For more information about how to become a CA and what are the main subjects you can visit  - https://www.careers360.com/articles/4162-Chartered-Accountancy-CA

hope it helps

thanks!!

Hello Prajwal,

Yes, you can pursue CA (Chartered Accountant) after 12.Percentage doesn't matter at all .

In order to become a CA one has to pass 3 levels named as-Foundation,Intermediate(followed by a 3 year articleship 

training undre a practising CA),and last Finals.

Also go through the practical training of soft skills and information technology.

Thank You.

hope this helps.

hello Anamika,

If you are a disciplined and focused kind of student, I suggest you to pursue CA and bcom simultaneously. CA foundation and 1st semester bcom are almost the same but the only thing is CA is a bit difficult compared to bcom as far as CA Foundation is concerned. BAF will absolutely right choice if we want to pursue CA with b.com

BCom with CA is divided into six semesters. Various topics such as financial accounting, economics, company law, corporate tax, auditing, business management, etc., and many more are present in BCom Syllabus to increase the skill threshold of the student.

The placements of B.com with the CA program is quite good . Companies like Axxela, Bain capability network, De Shaw & co, Boston consulting group, Kristal AI, Tresvista, Verity, Arcesium visited for campus placements in the year 2019-20. 77.35% of overall placement was recorded by the university in 2019.

for more information please visit the following link

https://www.careers360.com/

Hope this will help you a lot,

Thank you

Hello Amit,

Generally, elifieligib criteria for MBA is 50% in graduate.

Since, you have around 49 30%  which is less than 50. You won't be able to apply for Top B-SchoolRankings.

I would suggest you to look for those college where such crorercr is not there.

Hope it clears your doubt.

All the best.

Hello Mohit,

ICAI conducts CA foundation twice a year. Its a pen and paper based Objective cum Subjective exam. The application form for the June session is closed as of now. For the november/December session the form will be realeased sometime in July.

The registration fee for the course is Rs 9,000

You can follow this link for more details of the course 

https://finance.careers360.com/articles/ca-foundation

Hi Prayank,

The safe rank for the main campus would have been below 5000 but nevertheless i have seen cases with 10,000 rank scorers getting CSE or IT(but this was 2 years back). I would suggest you to wait until all seats are filled up because good students will go for other colleges and you may end up getting a seat. I would also suggest you to have an open mind for CSE and IT both.

Hello Indumathi,

To begin with, Actuary is one of the toughest course in India. Chartered Accountants who have tried their hand on Actuary will agree that it is way more tough than CA. Both the fields are very different. Being a CA would require extensive knowledge in Accounts, Economics, laws regarding finance and other commerce subjects. Being an Actuary would require extensive knowledge in Statistics, Economics and Mathematics.But both the courses are leading courses and it totally depends upon your interest. Both of these courses requires a good mindset and a hard working person.selecting one out of the two requires what subjects you are good hopefully this is helpful for you.

Thank you.