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Hey ! I'm in class 12 and I want to pursue CA as my career ! Will it be good if I do September attempt instead of preparing for June ? Because it will take time and I think I shall focus on my 12 righ

Asked by Anshika18 Jul 2024473 views

10 answers

  1. Nikki · 18 Jul 2024

    Better to go for Sep 2025 or Jan 2026 !!

  2. Anshika · 18 Jul 2024

    Okay ! Thankyou so much ★

  3. Prachi · 18 Jul 2024

    Its okay if you dont have maths when you will complete your exams then watch lectures in youtube of maths try them after your board results immediately register yourself on icai then order your books from icai after some days and if you want to join coaching then go for it otherwise you can study from yt and there must be atleast 4 months of gap between your attempt and registration my suggestion is that you should go for jan 2026 attempt till then work hard prepare hard

  4. Anshika · 18 Jul 2024

    I'll start it after 12 then ! Thankyou

  5. Anshika · 18 Jul 2024

    Thankyou so much

  6. Anshika · 18 Jul 2024

    Actually I don't have maths !

  7. Areeb · 18 Jul 2024

    If you have maths Then u can surely start prep bcz. 70-80% syllabus is same in both subjects Economics and Accounts and maths is so easy if u have in your 12th class and for Law u can start preparation after ur boards

  8. Areeb · 18 Jul 2024

    Do you have maths in 10+2 orr not ??

  9. Suraj · 18 Jul 2024

    1st thing there is no June attempt it is better to do the thing which is in our hand like focusing on class 12 will create base for u which will help to understand concept in Foundation. Complete your 12th then start preparing for Foundation!!! Then choose is sept aur Jan attempt which is good for you!! Good luck 👍

  10. Prakash · 18 Jul 2024

    You can"t give CA foundation attempt without passing class 12th There"s criteria for filing CA foundation form that you should get atleast 33% in class 12th

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