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Many questions linger in the minds of Commerce students who have just completed 12th grade. If I choose CA, is B.Com necessary? If at all i finally believe that i need to do B.Com, is it mandatory that i have to study the same in a college as a full time student. If i opt for studying B.Com by correspondence, does it have value? If i opt for studying B.Com by correspondence, will it affect my options later if i would like to do a Masters in the subject or an MBA or IAS or CPA or any other International Chartered Accountancy course? Time & again these questions have come in from the commerce students or their parents! Should we take a bachelors degree along with CA r CS or CMA? Yes! You must do your bachelors along with your professional course. Why should you do that? Because if you are only a CA not B.Com and later in life if you want to do higher studies abroad, then you will not be able to make the eligibility criteria for any International Universities or Colleges, wh

A question that has always been top of mind for most Commerce students & their parents, with as many different answers that confuse. To provide clarity & before i say YES or NO, let me give you the background. Basically the students can be classified into CBSE & State Board. Until last year i.e.2019, CBSE did not classify their mathematics applicability for Science vs Commerce. They had only one Mathematics called General Mathematics, which was applicable for all. However under the State Board Syllabus, they had 2 options; Business Mathematics & General Mathematics. CBSE Students study General Mathematics & State Board study Business Mathematics. However there are students who do not opt for Mathematics during their 11th & 12th. They opt for Marketing, Computer Science or any other allied subjects offered. For these students, this question of whether Math is required for CA, seems to be pertinent. It is imperative that students understand whether they

Congratulations Class Of 2020! You aced your boards. Exam are just a test to check if you have been able to understand what you have been learning. Its just early training to cope with life's challenges with a progressive attitude, taking every step you can to move forward, without paying heed to obstacles that hinder or fearing them. Centuries ago, battles were fought with swords and shields. Today, battles are fought with knowledge, intelligence and degrees. Congratulations on empowering yourself. When this important year began, there is no way they could have foreseen such an anomaly event that would essentially hijack their final year experience. The world is facing a crisis that will be written about in history books. Our lives have been disrupted, and a cloud of uncertainty looms over us all. Over the past several weeks, I have spent a great deal of time considering what you must be going through as covid-19 has spread across the globe. As if class 12 isn’t already

KEW Academy is an initiative aimed at training and shaping students through advanced and result driven techniques and enabling them to achieve success in Chartered Accountancy and Company Secretaryship. KEW stands for      Knowledge   |  Excellence   |  Wisdom which the academy believes are the basic tenets to bring progress and development in a continuous manner. Knowledge, Excellence & Wisdom constitute a triad of interactive factors characterized by dynamism and unique interdependence. What is Knowledge? Knowledge can be defined as a familiarity, awareness, or understanding of someone or something or a subject, with facts, skills, or objects. Knowledge can be acquired in many different ways and from many difference sources, including but not limited to years of experience, reasoning, memory, testimony, scientific inquiry, education, and relentless practice. Knowledge can be termed as a state of mind when you know that there is so much more to learn, to know. When you realize

Popular & Lucrative Career Options for Commerce Students After 12th A popular misconception from the '80's & '90's  is that 'Students unable to score well enough to opt science go for commerce' or ' With commerce, I have only limited career options, such as CA, CS and B.Com' or 'Only students from a business-class family background should go for commerce'. Probably a leftover from a tough past & colonial imposition, these statements have led the thought process of society, parents, and friends. The truth, yes, is that the commerce stream, much in the same way as science, or humanities for that matter, opens up a plethora of career opportunities for students. Long-standing societal norms for selecting streams in our country have dictated that toppers and academically-gifted students will naturally drift towards science. However thankfully with the availability of information on the internet, this practice is fast being overturned. Stu