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7 years agoContributor-Level 10
No, being a CA/CWA/CS doesn't give you any added advantage in admission process. You will be required to score a good CAT %ile.
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7 years agoGuide-Level 14
1. Build cool stuff
2. Sell cool stuff
3. Do cool stuff
Assuming that being a CA would mean that you are not into product development of any sort, a CA will have two options left - Sell cool stuff or do cool stuff.
Sell cool stuff also may require an undergraduate in BA/BS
However, you will qualify for a lot of job profiles in Do cool stuff:
1. Administrative
2. Business strategy
3. Finance
4. Legal
5. Social Impact
One point to remember will be that Google will invariably require you to have an analytical bent of mind with strong problem solving skills, no matter what ro
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