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CA Neeraj Batra is a director and a faculty member at DGS CAPS Learning Private Limited, a coaching institute for Chartered Accountancy and Company Secretaryship.
He has been teaching mathematics to CA, CS and commerce aspirants for over 11 years.
He has taught accounts and finance to IRS officers at the National Academy of Direct Taxes for three years and conducted numerous seminars at schools, colleges and MBA institutes in India.
Under his mentorship, several students have topped the competitive exam and secured All India Ranks.
Batra topped CA Intermediate (PCC) exam from Nagpur in 2009 and completed his CA and CS at the age of 21.
He has also cleared CFA (USA) Level 1.... more
Pallavi Question by Pallavi on Jun 15, 2023Hindi
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Hi Neeraj, My daughter secured 84% in 10th CBSE and has taken admission in CBSE Commerce with Entreprenuership as the optional subject instead of mathematics. She doesn't have much interest in Maths and science. We are not clear whether she should go ahead doing CA or MBA? If she wants to pursue CA and as mentioned earlier has not taken maths will that be an impediment while preparing for CA? Also could you please advise on some other career options? Thank you.

Ans: CA without maths is also possible. But is she ok with numbers? Like Profit/Loss, discounts etc. Coz Maths in CA is less but it is the financial maths. No trigonometry, no geometry, less algebra, more of banking, stocks, insurance, financial maths. She might not be interested in core maths, but is she interested in financial maths should be evaluated. If yes, can go for CA or MBA finance. If not she can think of MBA(HR) or any other branch except finance. Some other options: CS, BBA from good College)
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