Answer / viswanath

Basically, MBA is a Post Graduate Course. CA is a
professional course. Difference is MBA will have classroom
teaching, whereas CA is a self learning course through a
professionabl body constituted under an Act of Parliament.

Technically, MBA is all about how to manage things and men.

CA is all about Finance, Accounts & Auditing.

A Chartered Accountant is authorised to review/audit the
financial accounts of an Organisation and to give his
opinion. i.e, A Chartered Accountant opinion is legally
valid for various purposes in particular to the
organisation's financial data.

MBA's will have decision making power in the management.

Both are different in their educational curriculam.

Answer / bhupesh kumar

according to the growth prospects both are the important
for the oragaization. because they play the different role
in the organization. they have different working areas.
where the ca keeps good commands in accounting there the
mba posses the business growth oriented skills. because the
mba holder can be good represntator than ca. because mba is
good representative of company and it self by using good
communication skills.
but the ca is expert in accounting areas. mba can't be
prepare the proper balance sheet. so, my point of view both
are the expert own their fields.

Answer / chaitanya

mba is preffered as an ordinary person,he will think about
the market stratagey and mba students have some subject on
finance,marketing,human ideas where as charted accoutant
will have knowledge on accounts but they did not have any
idea on market conditions and strategy as will as on human
behaviour.mba are better than ca.

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