CA

No, a Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) is not required to become a Chartered Accountant (CA). In fact, the primary education requirement to become a CA is a Bachelor's degree in Commerce or Accounting. To become a CA, one needs to complete the Chartered Accountancy course from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), which includes passing three levels of exams (Foundation, Intermediate, and Final), a practical training period, and fulfilling other requirements such as soft skill training and ITT (Information Technology Training). While an MSBA can be helpful in acquiring analytical skills, it is not a requirement for becoming a CA. However, it could be useful for a CA who wants to enhance their skills in business analytics and data analysis

Multiple degrees, such as CA CS and CMA are undoubtedly beneficial. It will undoubtedly benefit you, especially if you work in corporate. Personally, I believe that learning broadens your perspective. What's more crucial, though, is that you be able to use your knowledge in the workplace. Even having a large number of qualifications won't help you if it's not possible.The decision to pursue these three degrees should entirely be driven by your passion for developing into a strong professional and your desire to learn more and more, not by Mr. X's possession of these degrees and his high salary. Undoubtedly, someone's large bundle motivates us to want that, but we should also be interested in how he attained these credentials and what aspects of his background make him so significant as to warrant such a large deal.