what with ca????

CA is not a part time course.. My suggesstion is to give your best and clear the exams. You can do other things after completing CA.

i suggest u 2 go 4 cs if u r good in law n cwa if u r good in costing n as clearly said by $wap$ actually der is no need 2 do a course along wid ca....as it is not a part time course....clearin ca final wid good marks or a rank itself is a bid achievement

Yaa i also agree with $wap$ and Anand, if you are now in final dont distribute ur concentration and procced for getting rank and thereafter u can go for further studies/ courses...

Harish kashyap

js concentrate on ur CA...n after dat if u interested u can do smthin else....as suggested by d members

I also agree with everyone.

How many degrees doesn't matter that much. What matters more is HOW GOOD

Concentrate on CA , if you wish you can go for CS ...

U can go for CS...if u have completed ur graduation, the :- 

                              1) u can complete ur CS in one year ( plus 15 months for training ) 

                               2) u can claim an exemption in one of the papers ( cost management) if u have scored more than 50% in the subject in Grad examz

U can also go for NCFM courses if u are interested in the Stock Market...refer  https://nseindia.com/    for details.

Hi, 

You can try any other international  courses like CFA, CPA, CIMA. But first concentrate completely on CA.

Step in one boat ....one time..... otherwise u may fall out... hope u understand those words....

It is better to do CFA

Dear Friend

just concentrate on CA because within 15 mnths u have to give final exams so after this start CS and some more course also

Dear Malika

who said u can complete CS in a year after graduation.

After graduation their is CS Executive Program (1 year) including time of result - 2 modules/grp

then CS Professional  Program (1 year) inc. result time and it have 4 modules/group

and u can start training of  15 mnths after Executive Program.

Regards

CA + CS is good option.

CA + CFA(US) is best option.

CA + CPA (USA) instead of CFA

its a deadly combination dear

and CA + CFA also nice

Regards