acc to my calculations new session starts mid sept and as we have trimesters exams should be like mid jan then mid may then mid sept around the exams start and sem ends
So I will be joining my bachelor's this year and I will be pursuing cfa with it but I needed help with when can I start it like my bachelors is 3 yrs for program course but then acc to seniors I can't sit in placements if I do 4 yrs hons then only I can sit for placements and I am not sure if I would go for the 4th yr or not. So let's say I decide to do cfa L1 in my 2nd yr but I later want to complete all 4 yrs at the college for bachelors degree but as stated on internet that it should be done within 23 months of graduation would my attempt be invalid and I have to reattempt it or would it still be valid.
Or should I just plan it for my 3rd yr itself instead and not in 2nd yr.
i am thinking of doing it as a standalone degree with ca but i wanna keep my options for mba open in case ca doesnt workout so can you guys tell what's the avg cgpa majority people get like is it possible to get 8-9 with 8-12 hrs of study as recommened or is it real hard and noone gets above 7
so i am from medical stream but i wanna change my direction of stream and rather get into this course , i will be doing a regular degree from a north campus college [du] too. So can you tell me i usually hear that it requires 8-12 hrs but as i have not studied accounts or any comm subjects or even maths i am assuming it would be 12-15 hrs for me actually. I am willing to give the time so help me understand how diffficult will be the transition for me and are my assumptions right ?
i have 96.3 percentile in jee 2026 and 99 percentile in gat cuet 2025 would these be enough to get adm through jee/cuet route and idk this so asking can i post both the scores or have to apply throught one of them and if one then which one should i choose and not giving the entrance doesnt have a negative impact right. Also one last thing i will fill form around 24-25 june so it doesnt matter right or should i fill it rn.