I want to became CA and I just complete my 10th frm CBSE about 8.4 cgpa procedure required plzz tell me

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Anil Kumar Patel
2016-06-01 11:32:08
Opt for commerce in 11th and start prparing for C.A with some of the d good books available. All The Best

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2016-06-01 15:51:10
Hello Raj, your first step is to take commerce.its not the thing that you cannot do your CA if you take Science but if already decided your goal to do CA opt for commerce and then you will be having your entrance after your 12th standard.so start your coaching from now itself as the portion will be

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