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2016-02-16 20:45:52
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Mahi M
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Suraj,
According to most of the CAs, you should give both groups. You have lot of advantages by opting such an option. In order to pass IPCC you should get 350 marks out of 700; 200 from first group and 150 from second group. If you are giving both groups you have an option of carry forward so that if you get 240 marks in first group and 110 in second group then that extra 40 marks from first group will carried to your second group marks and in the end you will clear IPCC.
According to most of the CAs, you should give both groups. You have lot of advantages by opting such an option. In order to pass IPCC you should get 350 marks out of 700; 200 from first group and 150 from second group. If you are giving both groups you have an option of carry forward so that if you get 240 marks in first group and 110 in second group then that extra 40 marks from first group will carried to your second group marks and in the end you will clear IPCC.
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2016-02-16 19:46:49
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2016-02-16 19:35:05
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Mahi M
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Aashay,
CA has 3 stages:
1. CPT
2. IPCC
3. FINAL
After completing your class 12th register yourself with ICAI. CPT is a 6 month program. Exams are held twice in a year- June and December. IPCC is the second stage where you have 7 papers. It is a 9 month program. After completing IPCC you have to attend orientation and ITT classes. Complete 3 years of article ship. Before completing 1 year of article ship you have to complete GMCS. Give FINAL exams.
In order to clear CPT work out all the problems in the study material and modules that ICAI provides. Solve all the questions in the scanner. Attend mock tests.
CA has 3 stages:
1. CPT
2. IPCC
3. FINAL
After completing your class 12th register yourself with ICAI. CPT is a 6 month program. Exams are held twice in a year- June and December. IPCC is the second stage where you have 7 papers. It is a 9 month program. After completing IPCC you have to attend orientation and ITT classes. Complete 3 years of article ship. Before completing 1 year of article ship you have to complete GMCS. Give FINAL exams.
In order to clear CPT work out all the problems in the study material and modules that ICAI provides. Solve all the questions in the scanner. Attend mock tests.
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2016-02-16 19:27:00
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Mahi M
Contributor-Level 9
Hi John,
For becoming a CA, age doesn't matter. If you have strong will to become a CA, you surely can manage even if you are from science stream. But before doing CA, I think you should attend accounts classes in order to make your base strong.
For becoming a CA, age doesn't matter. If you have strong will to become a CA, you surely can manage even if you are from science stream. But before doing CA, I think you should attend accounts classes in order to make your base strong.
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2016-02-16 19:23:56
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2016-02-16 16:43:04
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Bhupendra GuptaSENIOR ACCOUNTANT
Beginner-Level 4
Yes, definitely there is one professional accounting course named ATC. You can join this course.
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2016-02-16 16:13:51
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Bhupendra GuptaSENIOR ACCOUNTANT
Beginner-Level 4
If you are looking for a computer course, I would suggest you to pursue Business accounting and taxation course as it has good scope. The details of course are as follows:
A. Business Accounting and Taxation.
Module I: Finance and Accounts (70 Hours).
1. Reviewing Accounting Concepts.
2. Preparation of Chart of Accounts.
3. Sales and Accounts Receivables.
4. Purchases and Accounts Payables.
5. Debit Notes and Credit Notes.
6. Expenses and Expense Payables.
7. Bank Reconciliation Statements.
8. Accounting for Stock.
9. Accounting for Fixed Assets.
10. Bab debt adjustment.
11. Journal Entries.
12. Financial: Closing/Adjustment Entries including Provis
A. Business Accounting and Taxation.
Module I: Finance and Accounts (70 Hours).
1. Reviewing Accounting Concepts.
2. Preparation of Chart of Accounts.
3. Sales and Accounts Receivables.
4. Purchases and Accounts Payables.
5. Debit Notes and Credit Notes.
6. Expenses and Expense Payables.
7. Bank Reconciliation Statements.
8. Accounting for Stock.
9. Accounting for Fixed Assets.
10. Bab debt adjustment.
11. Journal Entries.
12. Financial: Closing/Adjustment Entries including Provis
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2016-02-16 13:35:51
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
Hi Romit,
International students must submit the applications through UBC's online application form. Applicants must have completed 12th and must submit SAT scores, TOEFL or IELTS scores, transcripts and letters of references and statement of purpose.
Only applicants with an interim average of 84% or higher are eligible to be considered for admission at UBC.
Please check the website for more details:
http://www.sauder.ubc.ca/Programs/Bachelor_of_Commercefor
International students must submit the applications through UBC's online application form. Applicants must have completed 12th and must submit SAT scores, TOEFL or IELTS scores, transcripts and letters of references and statement of purpose.
Only applicants with an interim average of 84% or higher are eligible to be considered for admission at UBC.
Please check the website for more details:
http://www.sauder.ubc.ca/Programs/Bachelor_of_Commercefor
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2016-02-15 17:15:25
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Shreya Ghosh
Beginner-Level 5
Minimum 50% is required for B.com to join UWSB. The admissions are going on right now for the summer batch(16-18), yif you are interested you may come & give an admission test along with GDPI if you are interested. And then if you are selected you shall be contacted for further proceedings.
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