CA

You don't need to join a CA college to become a Chartered Accountant in India. The CA course is conducted by ICAI, and many students clear it with the help of pure self-study using ICAI material.

A CA college can help if you need structure, regular guidance, and a disciplined routine most importantly at the Foundation level. However, coaching is not a guarantee of success and can be expensive.

What actually matters is your consistent study, strong concepts, and regular practice over a long period.

In short:
Join a CA college if you need guidance and discipline.
Skip it if you are self-motivated and comfortable with independent study.

Good Luck!

Hi.

For the CA exam (Foundation / Intermediate / Final) in Bihar, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) *does include Madhepura as one of the possible exam cities in some sessions — but this doesn't always mean there is a centre exactly in Madhepura town every time. 

Bihar CA Exam Centres — General List

ICAI announces exam centres based on applications and logistics, and for Bihar in earlier sessions, the list of examination cities has included:
Madhepura along with other districts like Aurangabad, Banka, Begusarai, Gaya, Purnea, Madhubani, etc.

However, for specific exams (e.g., May/June 2025, Nov 2025, Jan 2026, etc.), the official centre list can vary. For example, the most recent ICAI official list published for the May‑June 2024 exam did not include Madhepura as a separate centre — instead showing main cities like:

• Begusarai

• Bhagalpur

• Darbhanga

• Gaya

• Madhubani

• Motihari

• Muzaffarpur

• Patna

• Purnea

• Samastipur

• Sitamarhi

• Siwan

Hi.

It depends a bit what you mean by “with CA”  because Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI)'s CA qualification is not a traditional “degree course” offered by a college/university, but a professional certification course which candidates register for independently.

What “CA” means — and why no college “offers CA” as a degree

CA is governed by ICAI, not by universities. To become a CA, you register with ICAI (through Foundation route after Class 12, or via Direct‑Entry if eligible). 

That means no college or university can confer a CA “degree.” CA qualification is separate from university degrees. This is also why many CA aspirants do a B.Com (or related degree) alongside CA the degree is from a university, CA qualification from ICAI.