To pursue ACCA after completing 10th, you can enroll in the Foundation in Accountancy (FIA) program, which prepares you for the ACCA Applied Knowledge level, and then progress through the ACCA levels, gaining practical experience along the way.

1. Foundation in Accountancy (FIA):

Purpose:

The FIA is designed for students with no prior accounting background who want to start their ACCA journey after 10th.

Structure:

It comprises the Diploma in Accounting and Business, which tests your understanding of financial and management accounting principles.

Benefits:

Completing FIA provides a strong foundation in accounting concepts before moving to the full ACCA qualification.

2. ACCA Levels:

Applied Knowledge Level:

After completing FIA, you can directly enter the Applied Knowledge Level, which is the first stage of the full ACCA qualification.

Applied Skills Level:

After completing the Applied Knowledge Level, you'll move on to the Applied Skills Level.

Strategic Professional Level:

Finally, you'll prepare for and complete the Strategic Professional Level exams.

3. Practical Experience Requirement (PER):

Importance:

ACCA requires students to complete three years of relevant work experience.

Timing:

You can start gaining this experience while studying to meet ACCA's Practical Experience Requirement (PER).

4. Eligibility Criteria:

Minimum Age: You must be at least 18 years old to begin the ACCA qualification exams.

Education: You need to have completed your 10+2 or higher secondary education.

Marks: You need a minimum of 65% in Mathematics/Accounts and English, and a minimum of 50% in other subjects.