Is graduate from IGNOU is the best choice for a CA student?

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3 years ago
Go a head! Pros :- You will have enough time to prepare for CA . If you give time to graduation you will clear papers with good Marks Cons :- If you are not self disciplined and focused, you may loose track. I am sure you will be focused, go ahead with Graduation from IGNOU and prepare for CA .

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