CA
Chartered Accountant
What is CA Course?
Chartered Accountant is a designation that is given to a professional of accounting who has received certification from a statutory body that states he/ she possesses the necessary qualifications to take care of the matters related to accounting and taxation of a business. These matters include file tax returns, maintaining records of investments, audit financial statements and business practices, preparing and reviewing financial documents and reports. A Chartered Accountant is also qualified and capable of offering advisory services to clients that comprise companies and individuals.
To become a certified Chartered Accountant, a candidate is required to complete three levels of training. It is only after qualifying all the three levels that the candidate will be given the designation of a CA. The course of Chartered Accountancy is completed in roughly five years.
Papers in ca
Level - I
CAP-I (300 Marks)
Paper – 1: Fundamentals of Accounting
Paper – 2:
Part A: Mercantile Law
Part B: Fundamentals of Economics
Paper – 3:
Part A: Fundamentals of Management
Part B: Commercial Mathematics and Statistics
Duration : 6 Months
Eligibility:
Students should complete the pre-test i.e. Postal with a minimum score of 40 % each.
Level II
CAP-II (700 Marks)
Group – I
- Paper – 1: Advanced Accounting
- Paper – 2: Audit and Assurance
- Paper – 3: Cooperate and Other Laws
Group – II
- Paper – 4: Financial Management
- Paper – 5: Cost and Management Accounting
- Paper – 6: Business Communication and Marketing
- Paper – 7: Income Tax and VAT
Duration : 9 Months
Eligibility:
Students should complete the pre-test i.e. Postal or Hall with a minimum score of 40 % each.
Exemption:
Applied if scored > 60 % and valid for the next 3 consecutive examinations.
IT: 60 Hours
Level - III
CAP-III (800 Marks)
Group – I
- Paper – 1: Advanced Financial Reporting
- Paper – 2: Advanced Financial Management
- Paper – 3: Advanced Auditing
- Paper – 4: Cooperate Law
Group – II
- Paper – 5: Management Information and Central System
- Paper – 6: Advanced Taxation
- Paper – 7: Advanced Cost and Management Accounting
- Paper – 8: Strategic Management and Decision Making Analysis
Duration : 3 Years
Eligibility:
Students should complete the pre-test i.e. Postal or Hall with a minimum score of 40 % each.
GENERAL MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS (GMCS) PROGRAM:
The program has been designed to improve skills in oral, written and non-verbal communication for executives in business situations.
IT: 40 Hours