• No Restrictions : ICAI does not impose any restrictions on candidates with tattoos.
• Eligibility Criteria : Ensure you meet all other eligibility criteria for the CA Foundation exam.
• Examination Guidelines : Follow the general examination guidelines as provided by ICAI.
• Personal Appearance : Tattoos should not interfere with the exam process or identification requirements.
• Focus on Preparation : Concentrate on your studies and exam preparation rather than concerns about tattoos.

Feel free to reach out if you have more questions!

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The eligibility for exemptions in the CA IPCC (now known as CA Intermediate) exams is governed by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). According to the ICAI, exemptions are valid for a certain period.

If a student passed CA IPCC Group 1 (Accounting, Auditing, and Law) in 2012, they would have been eligible for exemptions in those subjects for a period of 3-4 years from the date of passing. However, since it has been more than 12 years since passing, the exemptions would have lapsed.

To confirm, I recommend checking the ICAI website or contacting the ICAI directly for the most up-to-date information on exemption validity and any possible extension or reinstatement provisions. They will be able to provide the most accurate and personalized guidance for your specific situation.

https://finance.careers360.com/articles/ca-intermediate-exam-pattern

Hello Aspirant

The eligibility criteria for appearing in the CA direct entry exam are that

1) If the candidate is from a commerce background, he/she must have acquired at least 55% aggregate in their graduate/postgraduate exam

2) If the candidate is from a non-commerce background, he/she must have acquired 60% aggregate in their graduate/postgraduate examination.

Now, if you are sure that you will be able to clear your backlog before May of 2025, before the CA exam, then yes, you can fill out the form. But if you can't, then you won't be eligible to appear for the exam.

I would suggest that you fill out the form for CA Direct Entry because your exam is in November so there is no doubt in whether the exam will be held before your CA exam or after that. Because you only have a backlog in one semester, you can surely pass it in first attempt

Hope this helps

Hello there,

If you have given the compartment exam and cleared it, you will be eligible for CA. As per your percentage in 10+2, you clear the minimum percentage criteria for CA. Once you clear your compartment exam, you will be good to go.

I hope this information will help you.

Good luck.

Here are some books recommended for each subject in both groups for CA intermediate.

Group-1

Accounting by M. P. Vijay kumar and advanced accounting by P. C Tulsyan

Corporate and other laws by munish bhandari

Cost and management accounting by vikas oswal, Cost and management accounting by ravi M kishore

Taxation by vinod gupta and indirect taxation by bangar and bangar

Group -2

Advanced accounting by M. P. Vijay kumar and advanced accounting by P. C Tulsian

Auditing and assurance by pankaj garg

Enterprise information system by dinesh madan, strategic management by vikas oswal

Financial management by ravi M kishore and economics for finance by CA parveen jindal

you can generally transfer from a regular college to a private college for your BCom, even if you've already completed two years but it totally depends on your university whether they allow it or not because of their transfer policies and requirements.

Sometimes university understand the requirements of students and give articleship leave during their regular course so all you need to do is reach out to your university administration to ensure smooth coordination with your studies.

Hello aspirant,
If you are planning to become a Chartered Accountant (CA) and enjoy mathematics, pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Statistics can be a good choice.
A degree in Statistics can be beneficial, especially if you enjoy mathematics, a B.Com or B.Com (Hons.) would be the most straightforward and directly relevant path for pursuing CA. It aligns closely with the CA curriculum and provides a solid grounding in accounting principles. However, if you are particularly passionate about mathematics and statistics, you can still pursue Statistics while supplementing your education with accounting courses to prepare for the CA exams.

I hope this information helps.

Hi Parth,

Yes, completing a Hotel Management course does not disqualify you from pursuing a Chartered Accountancy (CA) qualification. However, to pursue CA in India, you need to fulfill specific eligibility criteria set by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). Here are the general eligibility requirements:

1. Educational Qualification : You must have completed a bachelor's degree from a recognized university or institution. This can be in any discipline, including Hotel Management.

2. Minimum Marks : Typically, you need to have secured a minimum of 55% marks in the qualifying examination. However, there are relaxations for certain categories of students.

3. Age Limit : There is no specific age limit to register for the CA Foundation course, which is the entry-level for CA.

4. Course Structure : The CA qualification involves three stages: CA Foundation, CA Intermediate, and CA Final. You will need to clear each stage sequentially.

5. Other Requirements : Besides the educational qualifications, you'll need to complete articleship (practical training) under a practicing CA and pass a series of examinations conducted by ICAI.

Since you have completed a Hotel Management course, you would fulfill the educational qualification requirement for CA. However, ensure that you meet all other eligibility criteria and understand the structure of the CA course before proceeding with your application.

Hope it helps!

Choosing between CA (Chartered Accountancy) and BBA (FIA) for your MBA aspirations and career depends on your interests and goals. Here’s a comparison to help you make an informed decision:

1. BBA (FIA) - Bachelor of Business Administration (Financial and Investment Analysis):

• Relevance to MBA : BBA (FIA) provides a broad business foundation with a focus on finance and investment, aligning well with MBA programs. It covers key business areas like management, finance, and marketing, which are beneficial for MBA admission and studies.
• Career Prospects : Offers a range of career opportunities in finance, marketing, and management. It prepares you for roles in business analysis, investment banking, and corporate finance.
• MBA Preparation : The coursework prepares you for the quantitative and managerial aspects of an MBA, making the transition smoother.

2. CA (Chartered Accountancy):

• Relevance to MBA : CA is highly specialized in accounting and finance. It demonstrates strong analytical and quantitative skills, which are valuable for MBA programs, particularly in finance.
• Career Prospects : Opens doors to high-level positions in finance, accounting, and auditing. CAs often hold prestigious roles in financial management, consultancy, and strategic planning.
• MBA Preparation : While it provides strong financial knowledge, it may lack the broader business management aspects covered in a BBA.

Conclusion:

• For MBA Admission : BBA (FIA) is generally more aligned with the broad business curriculum of an MBA, making it a smoother path.
• For Career : CA offers specialized, high-value skills that can be advantageous in finance-related roles and leadership positions.

If your primary goal is an MBA and a well-rounded business education, BBA (FIA) may be more beneficial. However, if you’re interested in a deep dive into finance and accounting, CA could provide a strong foundation for advanced roles and MBA specialization in finance.

hope this helps you!!

Hello aspirant,

For pursuing Chartered Accountancy ( CA ) it is necessary to have a background related to commerce field. Although there are many science stream students that use to appear in CA examination, so if you can then you may pursue CA . The examination for Chartered Accountancy will be held on September 2024 and then on December 2024.

For further information about CA course you may click the link attached below.

https://finance.careers360.com/exams/ca-foundation-exam