Hiiii

The salary of CA/CMA depends on

• For fresher- Attempt in which he has passed and the Rank
• For an experienced person- The kind of experience he has and years of experience

And it also depends on the job the person is looking for.

The salaries of CA and CMA vary, CA salary being on a higher side by about 10–15%.
The average salary offered to a freshly qualified CA  is around Rs. 7.8 lacs to Rs. 8 lacs per year. In the most recent CA campus placement, almost 50% of the passed CAs got a salary between Rs. 6 lacs to Rs. 8 lacs.

Hope this will help

Thanks!!

Hiiii

The salary of CA/CMA depends on

• For fresher- Attempt in which he has passed and the Rank
• For an experienced person- The kind of experience he has and years of experience

And it also depends on the job the person is looking for.

The salaries of CA and CMA vary, CA salary being on a higher side by about 10–15%.
The average salary offered to a freshly qualified CA  is around Rs. 7.8 lacs to Rs. 8 lacs per year. In the most recent CA campus placement, almost 50% of the passed CAs got a salary between Rs. 6 lacs to Rs. 8 lacs.

Hope this will help
Thanks!!

Hii Rahul

Its sad to know your condition i world like to suggest you the only 2 ways either you take any work from job and join the CA foundation or take loan while of become CA you'll get the money in high ways don't let your dream fail

Regards

Dear Student,

Greetings.

Look, both the fields are completely different from each other and have their own qualities and good career opportunity. Let me brief it for you. Mcom is persued after the completion of Bcom degree. By persuing the same, one an easily become in any of the following:

• Assistant Accountant.
• Accountant.
• Senior Account Executive.
• Cashier.
• Personal Finance Consultant.
• Business Consultant.
• Teachers/Lecturer.
• Financial Analyst. 
• And on the other hand keep a look on the following:
• Benefits Attached To Chartered Accountant Profession In India
  • Analytical And Problem Solving Ability: ...
  • Various Career Choices: ...
  • Occupies High-Level Strategic Skills: ...
  • Demanding Career Choice: ...
  • Help In Society Improvement: ...
  • Plays a Role of Responsible Person. ...
  • A Consistent And Growing Field. ...
  • A Visible Career Path.

So both the fields have their specifications, it depends on you that which course will be suitable for you.

Hello, 

The Chartered Accountancy course is divided into 3 main levels.
CA Foundation
CA IPCC
CA Final
I've explained the subjects in the above 3 levels are explained below :
CA New Syllabus 2018 | CA Foundation Syllabus
The nomenclature for CA CPT has been changed to CA Foundation as per the new syllabus. There are 4 papers in CA Foundation course. Paper 2 and Paper 4 will be Objective type papers
Number of Papers – 4
Paper 1: Principles and Practices of Accounting (100 Marks)
Paper 2: Business Law & Business Correspondence and Reporting (100 Marks)
Section A: Business Law (60 Marks)
Section B: Business Correspondence and Reporting (40 Marks)
Paper 3: Business Mathematics and Logical Reasoning &Statistics (100 Marks)
Part I: Business Mathematics and Logical Reasoning (60 Marks)

Hello Ravi,

According to The Institute for Chartered Accountant, there is no upper age limit to apply for CA. The only requirement of it is that you to have a senior secondary education, i.e 10+2. As you are still pursing your B.com, you can still apply for CA. 

You must work hard on Mathematics, Economics and Accountancy as these 3 subjects will also form part of your CPT examination course.Try to read, learn and practice all your XII subjects from your NCERT books first and once you are done with these books then you may refer to the books written by some renowned authors.

For CPT exams, ICAI provide their own study material which is very exhaustive in itself and will provide you with sample test papers. Syllabus of CPT’s Economics, Accounts and Maths will be totally based on class 12th syllabus and your good conceptual knowledge of these subjects will help you in attempting MCQ based questions of CPT. Fourth subject in CPT is Mercantile Law which is not difficult to understand as it covers basic concept of Mercantile Laws applicable in India.

Good Luck!

Dear shalini, 

You are asking about which institute.

Sorry dear I'm unable to answer, because you not maintain the name of institute name. 

I think you understand.

Thanks 

Hello Raghav

For admission to CA, candidates have to first qualify the CPT (Common Proficiency Test). CA CPT is a entry level qualification test.
According to the eligibility criteria of CA CPT, Candidates must have passed in 10+2 level (Senior Secondary) qualifying examination from any national or state recognised Board of Secondary Education in India.
So, you can appear for CA CPT exam after qualifying class 12th.

Go through the link below and check the detailed eligibility criteria and other details about the exam-

 https://finance.careers360.com/articles/ca-cpt-eligibility-criteria

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

Hope this helps.
Good Luck!

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Yes with CAT score of 83 percentile you can apply for TAPMI as the cut off goes around 85 every year but there are less chances to get admission. You shall at least apply as with 1-2 Percentile margin, luck plays a big role.