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There is usually a one-day gap between CA Final exams. The exam is conducted within 10 days for any session. For example, CA Final May 2025 exams are scheduled as, May 2, May 4, May 6, May 8, May 10. And May 13 for both Group I and Group II.

Usually, an individual takes about 3 to 5 attempts to clear the CA Final exam. The course level is too difficult to crack in the first attempt. The overall CA Final pass percentage of any session is usually between 20-25 percent only. It is mainly due to the fact that one needs to clear both groups of the CA Final course. The vastness of CA Final syllabus makes it difficult to crack it in the first attempt.

No, there is no difference in the difficulty level of the sessions of CA Final exam. The CA Final question papers are set on the basis of the course syllabus, and given that the chapters are too vast, the exam papers are tough, irrespective of the exam session.

The CA Final exams are conducted in the afternoon. Check the below table for timings:

The total fee for Centre for Liberal and Advanced Studies, SAGE University Indore MBA is INR 10 lakh. Candidates need to pay the course fee at the time of admission. Below is the fee breakup:

Centre for Liberal and Advanced Studies, SAGE University Indore offers a two-year full-time MBA programme divided into four semesters. The centre offers MBA Business Studies with below specialisations:

• Business Analytics
• FinTech (By Global FinTech Team of Deloitte)

The total number of seats available for MBA in Agribusiness at Rajiv Gandhi South Campus, BHU is 59. Candidates are admitted as per CUET-PG score and performance in selection rounds. Additionally, the sanctioned seat intake also plays a crucial role. Out of the total intake, some of the seats are kept for reserved category candidates. Moreover, the mentioned seat count is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is however still subject to changes and hence, is indicative. 

To get into Swami Vivekananda University for an MBA course, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria set by the university. Students must pass graduation. Swami Vivekananda University offers full-time MBA courses of two years' duration. Students can get into this course based on merit. Apart from the selection criteria, students must pass graduation (common eligibility).

Rajiv Gandhi South Campus, BHU admit candidates to its MBA programme based on merit in the CUET-PG examination. However, to be eligible for the programme, aspirants must hold a valid bachelor's degree from a recognised university passed with at least 50% aggregate. After entrance test, the university releases its cutoff list. Aspirants who meet the cutoff criteria become eligible for admission. The shortlisted candidates can then be called for the group discussion and interview round. After final seat allotment, candidates have to pay the admission fee amount to confirm their enrollment. 

Yes, RCSS has a Placement and Career Support Cell that is dedicated to fostering extensive placement opportunities and career guidance support for the students. The Cell coordinates final placements to facilitate summer internships, industry interactions and collaborations with professional bodies. 

Centre for Liberal and Advanced Studies, SAGE University Indore offers a four-year BTech (Hons) programme divided into eight semesters. Candidates after completing Class 12 can apply for the programme. Below are the BTech (Hons) specialisations offered by the centre:

• Computer Science and Engineering with Specialisation in Blockchain Technology, Promoted by Microsoft & Google 
• Computer Science and Engineering with Specialisation in Intelligent System, Promoted by Nvidia

Yes, a BHMS graduate can open a homeopathic clinic after completing their degree and internship. They must register with the State or Central Homeopathy Council to obtain a valid practice license.

Additionally, they need to fulfill legal formalities such as acquiring a clinic establishment certificate, following medical ethics, and ensuring compliance with local health regulations. Some states may require renewal of registration periodically. With proper setup and licensing, BHMS graduates can run successful homeopathy clinics.

Each medical system has a unique approach to treatment, diagnosis, and patient care. Homeopathy relies on the principle of "similia similibus curentur", Ayurveda follows a dosha-based balance system, while Allopathy uses modern drugs and surgeries for disease management.

The BHMS curriculum is structured into four professional years, covering both theoretical and practical aspects of homeopathic medicine.

• First Year: Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Homeopathic Pharmacy, Organon of Medicine
• Second Year: Pathology, Microbiology, Forensic Medicine, Homeopathic Materia Medica
• Third Year: Surgery, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Community Medicine, Homeopathic Therapeutics
• Fourth Year: Practice of Medicine, Homeopathic Repertory, Psychiatry, Research Methodology

Students also undergo a one-year compulsory internship in hospitals and clinics.

On campus students at the UNSW can AUD 28,860 per year (Around INR 18 lakh). The personal expenses depends on the lifestyle and the place where students to live. Students can live off-campus and can expect to spend around AUD 40,820 per year (Around INR 26 lakh). 

The BHMS and MBBS courses share similarities in their initial years, covering basic medical sciences.

However, MBBS focuses on modern allopathic medicine, whereas BHMS emphasizes homeopathic principles and treatments. Clinical exposure in MBBS includes hospital-based training in surgery and emergency medicine, while BHMS students gain experience in homeopathic case-taking and holistic treatments.