What should I do to become a CA after 10th?

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8 years ago
Take commerce with Maths to make your base strong.

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JATIN SAHARMA
8 years ago
Hi, for becoming a CA, go for commerce with Maths. Commerce with Maths is a good option, but you can do CA without Maths as well.

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Can I do CA with PCM?

Bhavy dhawan
8 years ago
Hi, After completing your class 10th, you should opt for commerce with Maths stream and complete your class 12th with at least 60%. After that, you will become eligible to apply for the first exam of CA known as CPT.

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8 years ago
Complete your class 12th with 60% marks and then apply for CPT.

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And preparation.

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Once released, the sample paper will be available on the official MPBSE website, mpbse.nic.in, under the Model Paper section for 10th Class.

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The exam duration is 3 hours, giving students enough time to attempt all 23 questions across the objective and subjective sections.

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