If I am not good in maths, can I still pursue CA?
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2 years ago
Definitely, yes. You don't need to be good at integration and differentiation to be a great Chartered Accountant. Even I hated those, but still managed to get All India Ranks in CA exams. That is the reason why- 1. Having Maths in Class XII is not an eligibility criteria for doing CA. 2. There is no Maths after the first level (I.e. foundation), in which there are only business applications of the maths concepts that you might have already studied in Class XI and XII, if you had Maths. 3. The second and third level of CA consists of subjects like Accounts, Finance, Costing, Auditing, Taxation, Law, Information Technology etc., I.e. absolutely no traces of core maths like trigo, integration differentiation etc. But, you need to be good with understanding numbers, money matters, percentages, ratios etc. and legal systems should be of interest to you. If that is so, then you should definitely pursue CA.