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7 years ago
Contributor-Level 9
First of all, if you are attempting to enter into CA profession, then you should clear the CPT (common proficiency test) exam. But, if joining after graduation, then no CPT is required.
For this, eligibility criteria is 55% marks for commerce students and 66% marks for non-commerce students.
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 12
The minimum qualification required for admission in Chartered Accountancy course is 10+2.
The CA course comprises of CPT, IPCC, Articled Training and Final Course.
Candidates are exempted from CPT, subject to any one of the qualifications given below.
1. Graduation in commerce stream with 55% or more marks in aggregate.
or
2. Graduation in non-commerce stream with 60% or more marks in aggregate.
or
3. Intermediate level qualification of Company Secretary couse or Cost and Work Accounts course.
If you have completed BBA with more than 60% marks then you will be e
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 12
1. CPT (Common Proficiency Test): You can register to this stage after clearing Class 10 exam. You can get an application form from any branch office of ICAI, which is mostly there in every city of India. You can also get the all forms of ICAI from The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India
2. After clearing CPT, one has to register for IPCC stage. Application forms are available on http://icai.org, the official site of ICAI.
3. After completing both groups of CA- IPCC stage, one can register for Final Stage of CA course.
4. After clearing IPCC, one has to get through Articleship with any CA. Here also
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First of all, you should crack CPT test. Then, you're eligible for CA foundation, then inter, and then, professional for becoming CA. Huge pay scale and high demand and tough pattern is CA. Dedicate yourself to it. All the best for your future.
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