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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
Guide-Level 13
Dear Manish, both the options are good. However, CA is more better and challenging. It is a statutory designation. The certification is itself very tough and covers every aspect to make a candidate expert in the area of accountancy and taxation. If a person successfully completed the certification, than he /she can work as a full time CA for any organisation, practice privately or can get into the field of - "Sharing Knowledge", that is teaching other CA aspirants. Any of the option can give the candidate a rewarding career. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God bless you.
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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End of the day you are living for your dream. My parents wanted me to do engineering or doctor studies. My field of interest was Hospitality I choosed it and I'm happy about it. A strong dedication for one particular thing will help you choose the right field. Think which will be helpful for you in future. Don't choose something you don't love now and regret for it later.
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Subham Das
Contributor-Level 6
If you have commerce and maths then you have got an upper hand to apply for CA exams.
It takes almost 5 years to become a CA in India and one should prepare themselves for the challenges and commitment ahead.
Three levels to become a full-fledged CA are:
Clearing CPT (common proficiency test)
Eligibility for CPT is that you have to register after 10th but you'll be allowed to appear after HS commerce student needs aggregate 55% marks to appear in CPT.
After CPT exams, comes IPCC:
You need to score a minimum of 100/200 marks in your CPT to be eligible for IPCC. Register nine months earlier than the exam month. To pass IPCC, you need to score
It takes almost 5 years to become a CA in India and one should prepare themselves for the challenges and commitment ahead.
Three levels to become a full-fledged CA are:
Clearing CPT (common proficiency test)
Eligibility for CPT is that you have to register after 10th but you'll be allowed to appear after HS commerce student needs aggregate 55% marks to appear in CPT.
After CPT exams, comes IPCC:
You need to score a minimum of 100/200 marks in your CPT to be eligible for IPCC. Register nine months earlier than the exam month. To pass IPCC, you need to score
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Accountants have very good scope in Australia but with prior work experience, the best answer to your query can be found out on the SOL of Australia, you will know the professions in demand and current market requirements. So check the SOL or Skilled Occupation List directly.
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Adarsh Pansari
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You can very well opt for CA, as it includes many other subjects and with practice, you can get better in Maths.
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ithakdeep kaur
Beginner-Level 4
Hi,
You may get or may not, because it is quite different syllabus compare to India and abroad, and it also depends on your knowledge. You are interested in CA and how much experience do you have, on that basis you will be elected for job, and your marks also depend on it. Also, try to improve your knowledge about the topic in which you have interest. Get general information also, not only about books and take advices from your seniors, experts in CA. If you work hard from now, you will definitely achieve your goal. Everything is possible in this world.
You may get or may not, because it is quite different syllabus compare to India and abroad, and it also depends on your knowledge. You are interested in CA and how much experience do you have, on that basis you will be elected for job, and your marks also depend on it. Also, try to improve your knowledge about the topic in which you have interest. Get general information also, not only about books and take advices from your seniors, experts in CA. If you work hard from now, you will definitely achieve your goal. Everything is possible in this world.
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