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Many CA students dont know for how many attempts, their registration is valid ? and they think after some particular number of attempts, they should pay again 6000/- for CPT or 12000/- for IPCC or 10000 for CA Final. If you think like this, you are wrong. You need not to pay again these 6000/- or 12000/- or 10000/-. You should pay revalidation fee only I;e 300/- for CPT and 400/- for IPCC and 500/- for CA Final
Initial registration for Final Course is valid for 5 years.
Students, who have registered for the Final Course on or before 31st December, 2008 (including shifted students of Final (Old) Course to Final (New) Course) are required
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Apurva InamdarCa final aspirant working with Deloitte

Beginner-Level 4

CA and MBA from good B-School will seek good package in India.

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Apurva InamdarCa final aspirant working with Deloitte

Beginner-Level 4

CA has more job opportunities than CMA. Both the courses are equally tough.

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Saurabh Mishra

Beginner-Level 5

Hi dear,
There are two options. Either to start after class 12th or to go for CA after graduation.
If you are starting after class 12th, you need to begin with enrolling for the CPT level first. On clearing this level you can enrol for either one group of IPCC or both. On clearing one group you can enrol for the articleship training for 3 years. Along with this, you need to complete orientation course of 35 hours and 100 hours of ITT training. On clearing both the groups you start preparing for the finals. You can appear for the exam six months prior to completing articleship.
Thanks and all the best.

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Kartik Rawal

Contributor-Level 6

Most probably you should do MBA as you have done BBA, as it will yield you higher growth in every aspect from career to big pockets, as every business requires someone with potential in handling there daily affairs, so there are these managers who can help them.

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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma

Guide-Level 12

Dear Falguni,
If you are determined to become CA, then go for CA foundation after class 12th. It will make an easy way for you to kick start your career. All the Best for your future.

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Harshit Jain

Guide-Level 14

CA is a much better option in terms of career as compared to B.Com, as more career options and opportunities are available after pursuing CA. Also, there is more demand of professional courses rather than graduation today. After CA, you can start your own practice also and good companies also offer good packages to them.

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Bipin Jha

Guide-Level 12

In regular mode of education, attendance is a major criteria. Hence the no. of classes that you plan to miss should be well calculated.

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alok kumar

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Postgraduate courses in securities management, quantitative finance, risk and treasury management and capital markets are all available in National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM).
Similar courses are also dispensed by CCGRT (Mumbai). On the same note, certifications and licenses are also given by BSE and NSE relating to compliances.
You can always go for another undergrad degree or a Masters degree. For instance, a student who has done B.Com enroll for M. Com or LLB, or the ones who have completed LLB enroll for LLM.

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Bipin Jha

Guide-Level 12

The salary is same for both. In CA, it depends upon your work experience and in MBA, it depends upon your marks and college reputation.

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