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Otherwise, after School also you can go for that course. Most of the students go for this option.
Also, if you want to do Graduation alongside preparation of CA then there is always an option to do graduation (B.Com or BBA) from Distance/Correspondence.
I think I have cleared your doubts.
If you've got more queries then kindly revert.
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Beginner-Level 2
CA consists of 3 levels: CPT, IPCC and final.
IPCC has 2 groups: group 1 & 2.
Final also has 2 groups: group 1 & 2.
You are required to start 3 years of articleship (internship) under a recognised chartered accountancy firm, once you pass one group of IPCC. You go through rigorous training in the articleship which gives you a lot of industry knowledge and hands-on work experience which is very important for your future work. Some people take up a dummy articleship but those people face a lot of problems in the future as they have all the knowledge but they don't know how to apply
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Guide-Level 13
You aren't allowed to pursue any regular degree alongside CA, while you are pursuing internship which will probably commences in 2nd year of your graduation.
Barely any college or university offers BBA from distance. Hence, it is advisable to pursue B.Com honors alongside CA for graduation degree.
All the best.
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Guide-Level 13
MBA and CA both are entirely different. So while making a choice among the two, one needs to consider various factors about both of these -
CA -
Duration is minimum 4.5 years if you passes every exam at one go. It requires complete dedication and regular studies + focus on learning during internships. Fees is nothing specific one should expect a total expense of 1.5 lakhs including classes and tuition fee. After completing, either you can go for a job with big cooperate houses or do your own practice.
MBA -
Duration is of 2 years, beneficial only if pursued with top business schools. The fees is quite too high except in case o
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Beginner-Level 3
To pursue undergraduate course, and then appearing for IPCC is not a good idea. If you are going for IPCC after your graduation, then you are extending your CA completion time up to 7 years.
ICAI has signed MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) with IGNOU for undergraduate courses, which will ultimately reduce our burden.
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