CA

To be enrolled as an international student from Bangladesh into a CA institute of Kolkata, you should generally follow these processes:

Eligibility Criteria:

ICAI provisions permit foreign students to join CA programs. Match your educational qualifications to the eligibility criterion established by the ICAI: approach require language proficiency documentation to confirm your academic credentials and other specific requirements, such as those for foreign students, like language proficiency (usually in English, and so on).

Institute Selection:

Here are some renowned institutes for CA within Kolkata, for instance:
Kolkata Branch of ICAI: They offer foundation, intermediate, and final CA courses.
ICAI's Regional Offices: These also offer CA-related training and may guide foreign students through the application process.

Application Process :-

Register with ICAI :- You need to register with ICAI for the CA foundation, intermediate, or final exams. You can do this on the official ICAI website. There may be specific forms or documents needed for foreign students.
Choose a Coaching Institute: You can join coaching centers like A. K. Saha & Associates, EduPristine, or Surana College for additional study and exam preparation.

If you will stay for a long time at Kolkata for study, you could require to apply for a student visa. Hence, please check with the Indian embassy in Bangladesh for all the complete formalities needed for applying for this visa.

These exams are organized in three phases, namely Foundation, Intermediate, and Final. A candidate intending to qualify for the exam needs to clear each phase to be eligible to take the following section.

I suggest visiting the ICAI Kolkata Branch or the official ICAI website to get detailed guidance for foreign students. They will help with specific processes, documents, and the registration procedure for Banglade.

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