Chartered Accountant
Hey aspirant
Please note that University of Delhi does not offers Chartered Accountant course.
In general there are 2 ways to pursue a career as a Chartered Accountant , either by foundation course after 12th or by the direct route after gaining Bachelor's degree.
Hope this helps you.
Hi Sankalp!! Hope you are doing well!! Starting your own business is a hectic job but also a great initiative. First of all, you need to have a good idea about thing which you want to do. After that, if you have created something unique, you need to get the patent. After this, you need proper investment and funding for which you may nee to approach some investors or apply for loan from banks. When you get a proper amount of money for setting up your initial stage of business, then you van start working on it and as it progress,you can even improve it with new and better ideas.
If you want to study to become a CA right after your 12th, you should start with CA Foundation. For being eligible for CA Foundation, you should have completed your 12th in any subjects. There is no minimum aggregate requirement as well. For appearing for CA Foundation, you should have completed your 12th, registered with ICAI and should have completed mandatory 4 months of the study period. There is no minimum percentage requirement. For more information, please visit our page: https://finance.careers360.com/articles/ca-foundation-eligibility-criteria
Hi Anjali,
First of all you will have to register for your entrance exam which is CPT at Indian institute for CA (ICAI). There are two attempts for this in a year in June and another in December, select your attempt and fill the form accordingly. For June attempts forms are available from January. You can also fills the form online which saves your cost and time. You will get link at ICAI website for online filling.
Then after passing out CPT register for your Intermediate level which is IPCC. It has two groups with 7 subjects. You can give both group individually as well as combined according to your caliber. According to me giving both group combined is better because you get set off benefits in it.Then after registration you will get your Study materials delivered at your home. You get nine months for clearing IPCC at your attempt you can also skip attempts if you want to prepare more.
Then after clearing IPCC there starts your Article ship which is for 3 years. In it your get trained under a CA of your choice. During this 3 years you can start your preparation for your final level but you can give exam only after 2.5 years of article ship.
Then after clearing your final level and completing certain formalities you get degree of CA and a unique membership number under which you can practice or you can go for job too.
Hope this will help,please feel free to ask if you have nay further queries.
Thank You.
hello aspirant..
Yes , it is possible
Govt Employee can take Sabbatical to do CA if granted in which case employee will be paid salary and all perks for upto 3 yrs while doing CA.
Otherwise Employee can do CA Foundation course in their own time and write exam in their own time
HOPE IT WOULD HAVE HELPED YOU
ALL THE BEST
Hello,
Unfortunately, it is not possible for one to enroll into llb without a graduation degree with minimum of 50% marks. The criteria for llb clearly states the mandatory requirement of one to complete a graduation degree in any discipline. As CA is considered as a professional course so it won't be counted in llb eligibility.
I will suggest you to go with CPA instead of CA because for CPA only 4 exams while comparing with CA 16 exams. I recently completed my CPA with https://mileseducation.com/cpa
Naveen, BHU doesn't offer CA course. For that matter no University or Institution offers CA in India. There are Study Centers which offer coaching for CA Foundation, Intermediate and Final courses. And you have to register and appear for the exams. For that you need to visit the official website.
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