Is it the right to pursue CA along with graduation?

It is the common combination which the students prefer. Firstly, if you will choose the combination with CA you have to work hard, obviously. Secondly, you have to make a choice between regular college and distance college. Because regular classes may affect your CA classes. You may not get time for

Best combination. But If you are pursuing regular college, then you can clear till IPCC only. For beginning articleship you must leave regular college. But if you are doing graduation form open University, then you can join CA.

Well, it totally depends upon the motivation, dedication and seriousness of the candidate. But if you were to take my opinion, I feel that one should always pursue his CA along with the graduation. As your age increases, the responsibilities on you increases and if you decide to do your CA after gra

Ya offcourse can pursue the CA course along with graduation but I think CA wouldbe time consuming and wanna put more efforts , so I suggest you can go for CMA (US )program because its a comfortable and flexible course for you ,only 8 months -1 year course .

Yes ofcourse it is awesome as if by chance you fail any level exam then the bcom degree will definately be with you means career will not get spoiled.Your career will be secure. I am not demotivating you but telling the truth because passing percentage of CA is only 2%-3% in india. As ca is very tou

yes this is the right way. CA is a tough level exam to clear so you should have graduation degree along with you, may be after for five year you failed to clear all level than your graduation and other degree will work.

yes it is right. every CA student pursue graduation along with it. so go for it but you have to be more focused with your study plans. hope your query is solved.

As far as i know ca and graduation can't be done together.

CA & graduation a really tensed question for the candidates pursuing these.yes it is right to do it along.and with a little more focus everyone and release study pressure. like study planing, pretence, subject gap, exam clashing etc.