Dear Mugdha,

Some of the reference books you can go for are as follows-

• ICAI study material is more than enough to clear the exam.
• You can see videos available on different portals online. Video lectures are far more good than books and these are available in pen drive mode.

Regards

Dear Dishant, SBI PO mandates tjat you should be a graduate in any discipline or an equivalent qualification recognised by the Central Government to be eligible for applying for its PO posts. For RBI grade B General positions, you should have a minimum aggregate of 60% in your 10th, 12th and Bachelor's degree. So for both examinations, a Bachelor's degree is mandatory. However, CA candidates can apply for SBI PO. 

hello revanth,

as per the question , for becoming CA after graduation you just have go the following steps,

1. The percentage required for CA after graduation is as follows:

A minimum of 55% for commerce graduates or postgraduates

A minimum of 60% for Arts/Humanities/Science graduates or postgraduates

The minimum duration to pursue CA after graduation is 3 years as you can directly take IPCC exams after 9 months from registering yourself after which you also need to complete 2.5-3 Years of Articleship to become a Chartered Accountant.

You can pursue CA after graduation by getting the CPT exemption if you have the specified percentage of marks required to get exempted from the CPT exam and then you can directly begin your articleship and further take the IPCC exams.

To get admission into CA after graduation 2021, graduates or postgraduate students in the Commerce stream require a minimum of 55% while graduates or postgraduate students from non-commerce stream need a minimum of 60% to be eligible to directly apply for CA Intermediate.

2. eligibility requirements you need to fulfil in order to apply for CA after graduation or completing XIIth grade:

Students must have secured at least 55% marks in their graduation/post-graduation if from a Commerce-related field. Those wanting to study CA after graduation need to have studied at least three commerce-related subjects such as Accounting, Auditing, Economics, Corporate Laws, Taxation, Costing amongst others.

On the other hand, if your graduation/post-graduation is from a non-commerce background, the minimum marks can climb up to 60%.

You need to clear the Company Secretary (CS) intermediate exams conducted by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India or the (CWA) intermediate exams conducted by the Institute of Cost Accountants of India.

hope this will help you a lot,

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Hope this will help you a lot,

Thank you

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CA vs MBA – What’s your choice? It’s all about taking the right decision; it is your career after all. As a student from the commerce background you would have definitely considered two most important fields, of course none other than CA and MBA.

CA:

• The Institution of Chartered Accountant of India (ICAI) organizes CA
• To clear CA 3 levels need to be cleared that takes about 4 years and more to clear successfully, these levels are CPT, IPCC and the finals. CPT is a course of 2 years, IPCC is 1 year and so are the finals
• Each exam at each of the levels is of 3 hour duration. It takes at least 4 years to complete CA including all of the three exam levels.
• CA focuses on business environment and concepts, financial accounting and reporting, audit and attestation and regulations.
• CA: Public accounting, management accounting, government accounting and internal auditing.

MBA:

• There are a number of institutes that offer MBAprogram. However selected MBA institutes need to be studied and applied for.
• MBA is a 2 year course flowed by an internship program that gives the candidate exposure to the job they will pursue in future.
• MBA is a 2 year program
• MBA focuses on economics, accounting, operations and marketing along with a specialization that is chosen by the candidate as per preference.
• Managers, leaders, operations and sales heads, etc.

WHY PURSUE CA?

CA gives you the leeway of working in different industries and at different designations, which means you can choose what you would like to be after you successfully complete your CA. the choice is yours if you want you can set up your own firm or join an organization as a CA. There is a lot of demand for CA’s in the Manufacturing and the finance industry. They can work as auditors and also in increasing the company’s profitability and not only stick to number crunching and working on excel sheets or numbers alone. They can do much more than just be good with numbers. They can work with Equity Research firms, perform financial modeling and valuations.

WHY PURSUE MBA?

MBA gives additional value to your existing profession. This can be the best course for candidates wanting to sharpen their business and management skills. An MBA degree is internationally recognized as it trains you in economics, accounts operations and marketing. Besides you can also choose your field of interest to pursue your MBA specialization in. The internship part of the course gives the candidate exposure to the corporate world and the culture they need to work and live in.

HI Shubham!

First of all stay calm and focused on what you want to do. Its totally fine if you took a drop for prepartion atleast you won't regret taking it if you haven't. 

Coming back to your query, there are dual degree courses running in our country and students do qualify even if they don't have maths in their +2. And you're a great student , as it is not possible for everyone to score 90% in their boards!. 

1)IPM IIM INDORE- this is a dual degree course offering BA+MBA at IIM INDORE. I'm a student studying the same course and the demand of the course has increased since last two years. The forms are floated around mid march. And there is any aptitutde part and a very nominal amount of maths is asked from class 11 and 12. The ask basic mental ability and maths from class 10 .

2)NIRMA offers the same thing as IPM . 

3) DU JAT. 

4) CLAT. 

hope this answers your query, all the best

cheers!

Hey

Some of the courses you can consider:

Bachelors of Commerce (B.Com)

Bachelors of Commerce (Honours) or B.com (Hons)

Bachelors in Economics

Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA)

Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)

Company Secretary (CS)

Cost and Management Accountant (CMA)

It's pretty difficult to secure industrial training if you don't really know someone working at your desired company. Especially for IB, where you need a heavy pull. 

You can join one of these CA forums and ask someone to help. 

Hi Archana,

You should keep an eye on the firms' websites for application of articleship. However, it is best if you can visit their office personally with a hard copy of your resume. Thereafter, you can try calling up the office number or apply via email. 

All the best!

Hello aspirant,

There are three steps that you need to clear for becoming a Chartered Accountant.

If you willing to join in CA then you have to register in icai (Institute of chartered accountant of India) by paying 9,000 /- around with charges.

Here is the course details

1.Foundation - There will be 4 papers.

2.2.IP/ Intermediate - It has 2 Groups.

• 1st Group consist of 4 papers 
• 2nd Group has 3 papers which are needed to be cleared.

3.Final - Final examination also has 2 Groups.                  Both of them have 4 papers.

Also, the passing criteria for exams is that you’ll have to score at least 40% marks in all the papers, with aggregate of 50%.

In case you’re unable to fulfill this criteria, you’ll have to appear for the exams again.

You’ll be exempted to appear in a paper in next attempt only if you’ve scored 60% or more marks in that paper.

Thank you