To become a CA, first finish your 12th, preferably in the commerce stream, though any stream is allowed.

After 12th, you can join the CA Foundation Course. This is the first exam you need to pass.

Once you pass the Foundation exam, you can register for the CA Intermediate Course. It has two parts (called groups), and you can choose to give them together or one at a time.

Before starting your internship, you need to complete a short training called ICITSS, which covers IT and soft skills.

Then, you begin a 3-year internship with a practicing CA. This is called articleship and gives you real work experience.

During the internship, you can register for the CA Final Exam, which is the last step.

Before giving the Final Exam, you also need to complete another short training called Advanced ICITSS.

After passing the CA Final exam, you officially become a Chartered Accountant.

The whole process usually takes around 5 years after 12th if you clear all exams on the first try.

No, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) does not issue traditional migration/transfer certificates to CA final passed-out students. These certificates are typically used for students transferring between universities within the same education system. ICAI can provide a Certificate of Membership (COP) upon request. This certificate serves as proof of your qualification as a Chartered Accountant and can be used for further studies at other universities.

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Yes, you can definitely pursue Chartered Accountancy (CA) after completing your B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering.Having a bachelor's degree makes you eligible for exemptions from the initial stages of the CA course conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India  With a B.Tech degree, you will be exempt from the CPT (Common Proficiency Test) which was the entry-level test earlier. You will be able to directly enter the Intermediate level of the CA course.

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Hello aspirant,

A caste certificate is mandatory for CA Foundation registration. Additionally, the following documents are required:

• A signed printout of the registration form completed by the candidate.
• An attested copy of either the admit card or mark sheet of the 12th-grade examination issued by the respective board.
• A recent colored photograph should be attached to the hard copy of the form.
• An attested copy of proof of nationality.
• An attested copy of proof of belonging to special categories such as SC, ST, OBC, or differently-abled.
• An attested copy of the 10th-grade mark sheet or admit card indicating the name and date of birth.

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Hello Aspirant

Seeing as you had a gap of 2 years, it will be very difficult to get into a top MBA college. This is because of two reasons-

(1) Top MBA colleges demand a work experience of a minimum 2-5 years. They rarely accept a fresher into their institutions (IIM A, IIM B, IIM C, etc.) They demand experienced candidates, ones who have worked with good and well-known companies. With zero experience, it'll be difficult to get admission, whether you have a drop year or not.

(2) Since you have a gap of 2 years, it'll be difficult to explain how you used or utilized it in your favor. Colleges, especially MBA colleges need a good enough reason for your drop to admit you into their institution. In their Interview round, they'll continuously ask you questions about that.

I would still suggest you appear for the CAT exam and score really well (6 percentile and above), because if you have a high percentile in the exam and really good academic background, they'll be forced to admit you to their institution.

Hope this helps, All the best!

Yes, you can generally reapply for scholarships for the CA intermediate exam in india after getting rejected. However, specific scholarship programs may have their own rules and eligibility criteria.

When reapplying for a scholarship, you may want to consider the reasons why your previous application was rejected and try to address any shortcomings.

To know more about CA intermediate eligibility criteria and more click on the below link.

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