CA

If you are still pursuing B.Com then you have to register for foundation exam first. But if you have completed B.Com then you can opt for direct entry which will take only 3 years to complete CA after graduation.

CA is a course offered by ICAI. It has 3 levels Foundation, Intermediate and Final. You need 4.5 years to complete this course after 12th. You need a minimum of 60% in 12th to register for foundation exam.

There are no such colleges for CA. Basically CA is a course offered by ICAI. You can get coaching from some institutes. I'll list some of them for you.
1- ARA education, Coimbatore
2- Sri Guru Sarva Institute of Management, Tiruppur
3- Theophras Academy, Tiruchirappalli.

First of all, clearing the CA final is a must to reach ACA. A CA who is granted this membership has been a member of the ICAI for less than 5 years. Such a person is entitled to use ACA initials behind his name. However, some people (especially those not practicing the profession) opt to not become fellow members.

CA Articleship considered as Work Experience for Canadian PR? Yes. You should have documents to show that it was a paid job and min 30 hours per week to claim full time. Go ahead no issues on CA articleship as work experience.

Hello, Yes you can do BCA because BCA is a Bachelor Degree course which any stream students can pursue (Science, Commerce and Arts) after completing 12th schooling from a recognised Board but if we talk about best college or institute then there is a entrance exams so may be that's a problem for other stream students to clear that. Hope it is useful for you.

You need not complete any degree like B.Com or BBA if you have interested in CA study, you can straightly approach for CA course. But if you would like to complete any degree before applying for CA, B.Com is better.

As far as my knowledge is concerned, Lovely Professional University does not offer this programme.

In my opinion, no. The B.Sc. In Finance course is a full time course which demands complete dedication. You will have to complete many submissions, projects and research papers. Attending CA classes after college may leave you devoid of energy to focus on these. Also, you will have to attend college to fulfill the 80% attendance requirement. Assuming that your first priority is pursuing CA I suggest you pursue another degree such as B.Com from another college, which will be easier to manage.