How to crack CA exam after class 12th?

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3 years ago

Students who want to become the CA after 12th Science stream can apply for the CA Foundation exam, which is the entry-level examination for the programme, after passing the 12th board exams. After completing the 12th examination, they will be eligible to apply for CA Foundation examination. The cour

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Varad Mulye | Beginner-Level 4

3 years ago

To simply answer the second part is NO. Process is register and appear for the foundation exam Pass it with 40% individual subject marks & 50% aggregate Register and appear for Intermediate level The complete study period of 8 months and appear for the exam of 1/2 or both groups at once Passing

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