Hii Divyansh,

Chartered Accountant is a course which everyone are afraid and won't dare to take the course due its difficulty.To become a Chartered Accountant you need to clear three tests after your Intermediate namely CPT,IPCC and CA final.

CPT exam is a basic entrance exam to do Chartered Accountancy.The exam has four papers Accounts,Economics,Business law and  Maths.

After you clear CPT,You have to Clear IPCC which has 7 papers divided into two groups i,e group 1 and group 2.Group 1 consists of 4 subjects.They are Accounts,law, costing and financial management and Auditing.In group 2 there are 3 subjects.They are Advanced Accounting, information technology and strategic management,tax laws.

The last stage of Charated Accountant course is C.A final which consists of 8 subjects divided into two groups.They are Accounting,law , auditing, financial management,direct tax,indirect tax, information system and control data and Advance Management accounting.There are a total of 19 subjects.

Thank you.

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Hello Diyansh,

In total CA course has three level of exams namely CPT, IPCC and Final.

CPT is like a entrance exam which has 4 paper -> Accounts, Economics, Business law, Maths.

Once you clear CPT, next stage will be IPCC which has 7 papers divided into 2 groups : Group 1 -> Accounts, Law, Costing and financial management and Auditing. Group 2 -> Advanced Accounting, Information Technology and strategic management, Tax laws ( both direct and indirect tax)

The last stage Final has 8 papers divided into 2 groups with 4 each. Group 1: Accounting, law, Auditing and strategic financial management. Group 2: Direct tax, indirect tax, Information system and control audit, advance management accounting (aka costing)

So in total you will have 19 papers. But for people with some bachelor degree the entrance exam or CPT is not required, so for those people it would be 15 papers.

Thanku.