Rulez Breaker (Article) (83 Points)
15 December 2014
Ashok J
(CA Final)
(880 Points)
Replied 15 December 2014
Hi,
Pls check out this.
https://www.icai.org/new_post.H T M L?post_id=8378&c_id=352
Zoya Khan
(ABC)
(800 Points)
Replied 15 December 2014
No,what ICAI awards is not a degree,but a charter and it is not recongnised for masters programs of most of the universities. However you can apply for Phd programs including IIMs.
Greatest Buddy
(Finance Professional)
(173 Points)
Replied 15 December 2014
It completely depends upon one big question-"From where you desire to do your masters?"
If it is India, then you can definitely use CA as bachelor degree as even premier institutes like IIMs,XLRI consider it for their various programs including FPM.(Phd.)
If you are interested in going abroad, then CA may not be considered equivalent to a bachelor degree as uinversities have credit requirements. Most of the univeristies in US require a 4 year bachelor degree in order to meet their credit requirements. So a 3 year bachelor degree may not meet their requirements and even if you hold a CA charter, it will not make any difference there(I am only talking about Masters in Finance or Accoutancy). I don't think the european ones have the same exceptions as I found a lot of them accepting 3 year degrees.
I will strongly suggest you to go for a bachelor degree program, if possible, a regular one.(not correspondence/distance)
CAJitendera kumer parihar
(SERVICE)
(27 Points)
Replied 15 December 2014
nitin
(article)
(31 Points)
Replied 16 December 2014
nitin
(article)
(31 Points)
Replied 16 December 2014
Greatest Buddy
(Finance Professional)
(173 Points)
Replied 16 December 2014
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Hello rules breaker....u already broke all the rules infact.....actually u dn Knw the sacrifice and suffering which a ca student has to suffer in his lifetym.. I thnk u jst Knw a name as a Ca course...bt the potential and dignity required for it , is far beyond ur expectations...r u kidding to treat the ca degree wth graduation...then u shud get lost.. U Knw a ca student spends his/her almost youth life while becoming a ca....98 out of 100 appearing in graduation become a graduate... Nd do u Knw dat only 3-4 out of 100 students bcome a ca... Explanations is Not required. U c where u r standing...bt atleast dn compare graduation wth a ca degree. Stupid's do it. Bt I hope u r somewhere intelligent... Tc |
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Absurd reply. He just wanted to know the facts. What's wrong in comparing it with graduation? If you want to go abroad, CA will not work as you need a degree. You can justify in front of admission committe saying something like "One of the toughest courses in India after UPSC". They will be least bothered about the toughness of the course or the pass percentage. All it matters for them is compliance with their rules and requirements.
And no degree/course is superior or inferior. I know a BBA graduate who started his own business with zero investment a couple of years ago and he is now earning as much as a CA Ranker.(>17 Lacs)
Ashok J
(CA Final)
(880 Points)
Replied 16 December 2014
@ Zoya khan
When CA is recognised as a professional degree, how can u say its not a degree at all?? Where is it told that ICAI gives a charter and not a degree??
@ Jitendra Kumar
https://220.227.161.86/26940bos16383.pdf
Bcom + CA - you can call ur self as post graduate in commerce
Only CA - its only a professional degree
Some universities consider CA as post graduation for pursuing Ph.d
Ashok J
(CA Final)
(880 Points)
Replied 16 December 2014
Dear Rules Breaker
Simplest advice to you is do Bcom and Mcom from IGNOU..You enjoy exemption from so many papers. IGNOU syllabus isnt tough. All problems solved !!!! You can call urself Bcom, Mcom CA........Cul Ah !!!!
Rulez Breaker
(Article)
(83 Points)
Replied 17 December 2014
CA Kumar Mukesh
(CA CMA FINAL and Advance Excel Trainer)
(6876 Points)
Replied 21 December 2014
Who is misguiding you?
B.Com is only general degree whereas CA is professional course and certify specialization.
Further CA degree can you help to get around 15k-25k irrespective of background, but for each excess in K, it totally depeds on your experience, technical knowledge, guts and last and most important attitude
Zoya Khan
(ABC)
(800 Points)
Replied 15 March 2015
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@ Zoya khan When CA is recognised as a professional degree, how can u say its not a degree at all?? Where is it told that ICAI gives a charter and not a degree?? @ Jitendra Kumar https://220.227.161.86/26940bos16383.pdf Bcom + CA - you can call ur self as post graduate in commerce Only CA - its only a professional degree Some universities consider CA as post graduation for pursuing Ph.d |
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Get down from your high horse and understand what I am saying. A degree here means which is recognised by AICTE or UGC,which CA is not. CA is not regulated by Ministry of HRD,it is under the aegis of Company affairs ministry,which is the reason there is no reservations in CA. and hence CA is not a degree in technical sense. "Some" universities consider CA for PhD because ICAI has an MoU with them.
This is not to degrade or belittle CA profession,but this is the fact I have mentioned. I also hold CA in high esteem,but atleast get your facts straight.
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