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BBA and then CA, or direct?

 
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BBA and then CA, or direct?
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03-11-2010, 03:55 AM
Studying accounts in A levels is not mandatory. And i personally believe PpL who have had no accounting background before C.A easily(comparatively) grip the new concepts they come across in C.A
BBA and then C.A would require almost a decade! I would advise you to go for C.A directly if C.A is your ultimate goal. Provided you study hard and have the spirit, ambition and commitment for C.A, you would pass C.A Insha'Allah
When studying C.A, you would have to compromise most(but not all) of your luxury activities if you are to pass. For example not attending weddings, parties etc when exams are close to near. So yeah, it can be said your social life gets affected, but not totally destroyed. It depends on time management and how effectively you utilise it
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BBA and then CA, or direct? - by khand - 03-10-2010, 07:04 AM
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