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April 8th, 2015, 04:36 PM
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Information to Become a CA
I have completed 12th in commerce stream and now want to do CA course so please give me some details about this course?
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April 9th, 2015, 11:46 AM
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Re: Information to Become a CA
CA stands for Chartered Accountant CA Entrance Exam is conducted all over India to enroll the students with ICAI. CA course curriculum CA program is of 2 years and have three sections. Competency Professional Test (CPT) Professional Competency Course (PCC) Final Course Chartered Accountant Eligibility Must have passed in 10+2 or equivalent recognized examination Or Commerce graduates with Accountancy, Auditing and Mercantile Law or Commercial Law as full examination paper with at least 50% marks. Non-commerce graduates with Mathematics as one of the subjects with at least 60% of the total marks. Non-commerce Graduates with subjects other than Mathematics with at least 55% marks are eligible of direct admission in Second level (IPCC) Subjects for Professional course I • Paper 1- Fundamentals of Accounting • Paper 2 - Mathematics & Statistics • Paper 3 - Economics • Paper 4 - Business Communication and Organization and Management Professional Competency Course (PCC) After successfully passing the CPT or graduation, the students can go for the Professional Competency Course (PCC). Subjects for Professional Competency Course (PCC) are as follows:- The PCC has two groups. In that each consist of three papers of 100 marks. Group I • Paper 1 - Accounting • Paper 2 - Auditing • Paper 3 - Business and Corporate Laws Group II • Paper 4 - Cost Accounting and Financial Management • Paper 5 - Income Tax & Central Sales Tax • Paper 6 - Information Technology Final Course The final course will also have related papers to PCC examination. It also has two groups having four papers each. Subjects for Final Course includes:- Group I • Paper 1 - Advanced Accounting • Paper 2 - Management Accounting & Financial Analysis • Paper 3 - Advanced Auditing • Paper 4 - Corporate Laws & Secretarial Practice Group II • Paper 5 - Cost Management • Paper 6 - Management Information and Control Systems • Paper 7 - Direct Taxes • Paper 8 - Indirect Taxes |
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