CA

CA is considered as the one of the difficult course in India. There are three levels of exams which are conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) to become a CA. They are- CPT, IPCC and Final. If you have completed your 12th standard, you can apply for CPT (objective exam). If you have cleared with 50% marks register for IPCC exam. IPCC exam consist of 2 groups (total 7 papers). If you clear any one of the group with 50% marks, you can join for article ship training (have to work under a CA for 3 year period). After completion of the IPCC and 2.5 years of article ship, you can register for the final exam (2 groups and 8 papers).

Many CA students dont know for how many attempts, their registration is valid ? and they think after some particular number of attempts, they should pay again 6000/- for CPT or 12000/- for IPCC or 10000 for CA Final. If you think like this, you are wrong. You need not to pay again these 6000/- or 12000/- or 10000/-. You should pay revalidation fee only I;e 300/- for CPT and 400/- for IPCC and 500/- for CA Final
Initial registration for Final Course is valid for 5 years.
Students, who have registered for the Final Course on or before 31st December, 2008 (including shifted students of Final (Old) Course to Final (New) Course) are required to re-validate their Final Course registration. Such students are advised to apply for re-validation before 31st December, 2013 without paying re-validation fee. In case any student fails to apply for re-validation by 31st December, 2013 he/ she then shall have to pay the prescribed re-validation fee, as stated above, after 1st January, 2014 for re-validating the registration.
Fee for re-validation is Rs. 500/- for each re-validation.
Each Re-validation shall be valid for 5 years.
Students are required to ensure before applying for admission to Final examination that they have valid registration.