Which exam should I prepare for after class 12th among UPSC, CAT and CA? Which will be better in terms of salary and study?

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Asked by Shivam Juneja
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Ashish Shirsat
7 years ago
Hello Shivam, About CAT & UPSC - CAT stands for Common Admission Test and is basically for the management degree. UPSC stands for Union Public Service Commission is India's central agency authorized to conduct the Civil Services Examination, Indian Forest Service examination, Engineering Services Ex

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Aarushi Bhatt
9 years ago
Dear Aspirant, Both are the best option. But yes, if you are confused between these 2 options that what to opt. Then there are certain aptitude & interest based Psychometric test are done, so that you will be assured whatever you are opting how much that is right for you. About CAT & UPSC - CAT st

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