Most of you already know the basics : the three broad stages in the Chartered Accountancy Course are CPT, IPCC & Final. According to new guidelines issued by ICAI, these stages will be known as
Foundation, Intermediate & Final (Information has been declared but effective date is yet to
announce)
You clear each of these three exams as per the passing criteria and that must be it, right? That may be true in a simpler world but this is where things get complicated!
There are multiple routes you can take to become a CA. You can choose the CPT route OR you can directly take up the IPCC after your graduation (as long as you satisfy some criteria).
After clearing IPCC , you need to complete 3 years of practical training called Articleship at a CA Erm. Students also need to undergo various trainings (IT, GMCS) conducted by ICAI before they are recognized as qualiEed CA's.
We have summed up all these tricky details in the illustration below. That should answer most of your questions. Take a look on next page.
So now you know about the three levels that one has to pass (or two in some cases) to become a CA. The next question to pop up in one's mind will be - How do we pass the exam? What should we expect? Let us move on to our next chapter to get a general idea about the the syllabus of the CA course
Here is an info graphics on Road map to become a CA
You clear each of these three exams as per the passing criteria and that must be it, right? That may be true in a simpler world but this is where things get complicated!
There are multiple routes you can take to become a CA. You can choose the CPT route OR you can directly take up the IPCC after your graduation (as long as you satisfy some criteria).
After clearing IPCC , you need to complete 3 years of practical training called Articleship at a CA Erm. Students also need to undergo various trainings (IT, GMCS) conducted by ICAI before they are recognized as qualiEed CA's.
We have summed up all these tricky details in the illustration below. That should answer most of your questions. Take a look on next page.
So now you know about the three levels that one has to pass (or two in some cases) to become a CA. The next question to pop up in one's mind will be - How do we pass the exam? What should we expect? Let us move on to our next chapter to get a general idea about the the syllabus of the CA course
Here is an info graphics on Road map to become a CA