Is there any disadvantage in pursuing CA after 12th (with commerce)? I prefer CA over B.Com.

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Under-Utilization: You are limited to a particular field or subject area, which dissolves your hard work over complete studies done in your professional course. Slow Growth: Your Career Growth is restricted to a particular field or area and the fluctuation seems to be only seasonal.

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4 years ago

No there's no disadvantage in doing so. Even it is great for u if you can clear CA in 4-5 years as it will save your time As many people pursue CA after graduation it cost them 2 more years and we all know time is also important. So you can go for CA CS CMA or any professional course along with your

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