Mba after ca

Originally posted by : achyuthanand
	some time back i heard that there is a MOU between ICAI and IIM - Kolkata which enables Qualified CA's to pursue MBA at IIM Kolkatta with some relife in time and papers. i would like to get the details of thsi particular MOU. and your suggestions on doing MBA after CA.

I am not aware of this thing, I thought it is not possible to apply for MBA after completing CA.  But one of my friend had done this , he applied to the MBA in finance.

i am sure that u can do MBA after CA.. provided u have time and interest.... but i am asking wether i can do it with IIM Kolkatta. is there any mou between these two. 

well there is no such MOU but u can do executive MBA from these esteemed Institutes..........but u need to have a work ex............and of course u can do MBA after CA.........i m doing it my self from Symbiosis ,pune.........not much in terms of value addition of knowledge in finance........but u surely do get a lot to learn........meet so many ppl..........sharpen up ur communication skills....give presentations........finish off assignments b4 dead line............and the best part is build contacts......CA is like a correspondence course where in u study all by urslef............my exp at symbiosis has been teriffic........i strongly suggest try for it if u have that will power to continue ur educatin futher...nothing like it.............all d best......

thank you vikash. can u give me any link or other details to know more about it.. i really wanted to do something like this. i am not satisfied with the exposure i got in article ship... well i am not against article ship, it have really improved me a lot and i really got benifitted by it, but its not good enough to get a corporate experience.... it is needed to be more  professional and systematic.... 

you can do mba after cafrom the college wlci college, india.

visit the following links to confirm... CA 's are eligible for doctoral programs in management @ 4 IIM's

https://www.icai.org/new_post.html?post_id=6724&c_id=219

https://www.iimahd.ernet.in/users/webrequest/files/FPM_Admission_Writeup-2011-12.pdf

https://www.icai.org/new_post.html?post_id=8546&c_id=347

hello vikash, i wanted to ask whether i'll be needing workex before enrolling for MBA in SIBM,Pune... rather will workex be fruitful while getting placed from SIBM. what is the approx starting salary of a MBA pass out from symbiosis who has also persued his CA degree.?

guys....check below link once...

they have a special program for CA CS and CWAs, you can get more details incl contact numbers from link below.

if anyone of you happen to call and talk to them, please post your conversation summary.

https://www.indialearn.com/content/iim-calcutta-general-management-program-accounting-professionals

thx, sid

thanks for ur precious reply..

hi. First of all i would like to appreciate you that you consider CA as a stepping stone, unlike others who consider this as a destination.

See CA with MBA is highly recommended. And I had th same doubt until i came across this- You should also watch this video- CA with MBA

Over the last couple of decades, business around the world has become ever more complex. While Chartered Accountants are highly sought after for their skills in financial management, they are also increasingly being called upon to play more complex roles, which require an understanding of business that goes beyond finance, and also includes more contemporary trends in finance itself. When it comes to an MBA, Chartered Accountants have some careful consideration to do. The MBA programs of today are not static, but highly dynamic educational offerings, with new courses and learning experiences coming up every year. When first looking at an MBA program, a Chartered Accountant might feel that the core and some elective courses in finance are in areas that they are already experts at. The important part, though, is around what else the program offers, including advanced electives in finance itself. Placements are another important factor. Many Chartered Accountants might want to consider an MBA program because it allows them to do precisely what the Chartered Accountancy certification alone might not – move into broader business roles that are not just about finance.

https://www.gyanone.com/blog/mba-for-chartered-accountants/