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pasha asif
Guide-Level 11
It would be better that you go for B.Com and then M.Com because it's the best option for you as it has accounting and finance as its major concern of study. So, choose wisely.
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pasha asif
Guide-Level 11
Yes, it is possible to do both simultaneously but it's very difficult to do so.
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pasha asif
Guide-Level 11
Well, it depends on your ability. I mean, if you are smart enough to study CA early. Then, go for it but if you are not, then you better pursue B.Com before CA.
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Shyam Sharma
Contributor-Level 8
Both the streams are good but please specify in which course /stream, you have opt for your Bachelor degree.
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SamaraSimha Reddy GottamPerfect Answer doesn't Exist!
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Both doesn't make much difference. Finally, you complete CA. And it's not that easy to complete it.
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pavan acharistruggling for something......
Guide-Level 11
Hi,
You are eligible for CA-IPCC and you can directly register for it on Degree as your Eligibility. Search for best institute nearby your location. Coaching Fee ranges between 40k-1 lakh or even more. And registration fee is of total 20k.
You are eligible for CA-IPCC and you can directly register for it on Degree as your Eligibility. Search for best institute nearby your location. Coaching Fee ranges between 40k-1 lakh or even more. And registration fee is of total 20k.
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Ritika Bhatia
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You can opt for it but remember, don't divert yourself from your aim because you want to achieve a lot in one go.
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