How to start preparation in 11th standard

PCC laid down ACCA cost structure

Link: https://professionalcareerclub.com/course/association-of-chartered-certified-accountants-acca

Total cost estimate 3.4 to 4.5L excluding any coaching

same boat was I in 11th haha 😂 spent months confused about CA vs CFA vs just doing MBA

honestly the best thing I did was just start reading financial news daily and watching youtube videos on how stock markets / banking works. just out of curiosity, not as "prep". by the time I hit college I already had context that most classmates didn't. that gap matters more than you think! so what are you interested in? markets? accounting? risk? tell us more and we can point you better 🙂

ok real talk. you don't need to start "preparing" for any specific exam right now. What you DO need: get good at maths, understand basic accounting, and start reading about how businesses and markets work. that's it. everything else builds on this later.
also spend time figuring out WHAT you want to do honestly because finance is huge. investing, banking, audit, risk, FP&A and so all very different. knowing your direction early saves you years later

I think PCC does great work in laying our some courses and questions for free.. you can look at that and practice some questions as beginning

Is not it too early to start in 11?

honestly bro starting in 11th is lowkey impressive 😄 most people don't even think about this till after graduation so do not stress about picking a course yet