I AM BCS 2 YEAR STUDENT BUT WANT TO PURSUE CAREER AS A CA SO HOW COULD I TAKE ADMISSION IN COLLEGES OF BECOMING CA
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26th Jul, 2020
Yes you can pursue your career of becoming a CA even after your B.Sc. But you need to score minimum of 60% in your final year of your under graduate course.
Because that will be the first step towards becoming a CA.
The basic guidelines state that: After graduation/ post-graduation, candidates do not have to sit for CPT. They have to complete ITT , orientation program, and 9 months of Articleship and then sit for IPCC Group 1 as well as group 2. After clearing and completing at least 2.5 years of Articleship, CA finals can be attempted.
This is called direct entry scheme . Its steps are:
- Enrol for IPCC both groups
- 100 hours of Information Technology Training
- Orientation Course
- Complete 9 months of mandatory Practical Training (Articleship)
- Appearing for both groups of the IPCC exam
- CA Final exam
- Awarding of the CA designation
Thank you & All the Best
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26th Jul, 2020
Hello Aanam,
First of all, there's no any particular college or university to become a CA.
ICAI is an independent institution through which you can appear for CA exams by registering yourself. After clearing all the exams and completing Articleship of 3 years you'll become a CA.
Students after class 12th can apply For CA foundation(first level of CA), after passing foundation they need to appear for intermediate exams, then 3 years of articalship, and then final exams.
If you want to pursue after graduation, then you can directly appear for intermediate exams.
Thank you
First of all, there's no any particular college or university to become a CA.
ICAI is an independent institution through which you can appear for CA exams by registering yourself. After clearing all the exams and completing Articleship of 3 years you'll become a CA.
Students after class 12th can apply For CA foundation(first level of CA), after passing foundation they need to appear for intermediate exams, then 3 years of articalship, and then final exams.
If you want to pursue after graduation, then you can directly appear for intermediate exams.
Thank you
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