Nitesh Watwani

See both courses have almost the same subjects but are very different in terms of time required, toughness levels,  pass percentage if we differentiate both than
CA subjects are very lengthy and needed to study in-depth as compared to Bcom. For example, Income tax subject is there in CA IPCC and CA final and also in BCom, but you have to give almost thrice your effort while preparing for CA IPCC exam than in BCom, and CA last income tax subject alone would be equal to 5 items of your BCom semester
The pass percentage is very less for the CA exam on an average ten student is passed in every 100 students while in BCom the figure might reach 80 or 90 out of 100.
Questions asked in CA examination are very touch as compare to BCom.
On average, a student takes 6-7 years for completing CA while only three years for BCom.
Almost everyone who pursues CA does BCom because when have to do tough part (CA)BCom becomes a cakewalk, but if someone does BCom, he may or may not pursue CA.If you can manage your time efforts to do both of them it's okay you shall go ahead remember that CA would require dedication, it's not easy as BCom.