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Mallika Ahuja

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CA-Intermediate Registration Fees in India At the CA-Intermediate level, a candidate has the option to attempt one group at a time or both groups simultaneously. Therefore the fees are also charged accordingly. Only those who have registered at the CA-Foundation level can use this facility. The fee for a single group is INR 11,000 and INR 15,000 for both groups of students in India. Nevertheless, this facility is not available to the student who joined at the CA-Intermediate level to become a chartered accountant. They need to pay INR 15,000, the fee for both groups. A fine of INR 600 is applicable for late payment of registration fees
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Om Pandey

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Yes until you didn't clear your CA intermediate you can do it side by side. But after intermediate, you have to go for articleship so you will not able to devote your time to both the courses.

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Om Pandey

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For CA, there are no colleges.
You need to prepare for it from coaching and material provided by ICAI.

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Om Pandey

Contributor-Level 9

Yes, you can pursue CA. Your percentage doesn't matter here.
You just need to clear every exam, and you will be awarded CA Certificate.

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Om Pandey

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There is no cutoff for CA.
You just need to clear your exams that's it.

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Divyanshu Saini

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Hii, The Institute of Chartered Accounts of India (ICAI) has announced that the Chartered Accountant CA Qualification will be considered equivalent to master's degree. So, if you are CA qualified then you have already master's degree in the CA.

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Rupjyoti saikia

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Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies and Research.

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Om Pandey

Contributor-Level 9

CA doesn't have any cutoff.
You just need to pass their exams that's it.

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