The Indian Chartered Accountancy Course is the ICAI membership qualification course, which is conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountant of India. If you want to become the member of ICAI then you have to qualify all the exams, which are conducted by the ICAI’s bodies. It consists of three levels of examinations, namely CPT, IPCC & Final and three years of practical training under a practicing Chartered Accountant.
If you have passed the senior secondary examination (10+2) and Common Proficiency Test (CPT) and want to make career in Chartered Accountant then you have to qualify the entry level Common Proficiency Test (CPT), which is conducted by an examination body constituted by Low in India. Moreover, even you are a graduate and post graduate in commerce stream and having secured minimum marks of 55% aggregate then you can directly apply for Intermediate Course.
After passing the Common Proficiency Test (CPT), a candidate is eligible for enrollment in any of the levels of the Intermediate (IPC) course.
CPT is the entry-level exam for the Chartered Accountancy Course, after passing the class 10th examination from a recognized state board and central board of India. After that, the student can register with Board of Studies for Common Proficiency Test after appearing in the senior secondary 10+2 examination conducted by an examining body constituted by law in India or an examination recognized by the Central Government as equivalent.
After registration the course, the student is required to complete the course within a specified period (60days) from the date of registration to as on the first day of the month in which the examination is to be held. Where, the student who is graduating or post graduates and secured a minimum mark of 55% aggregate or its equivalent grade in the examination conducted by any recognized University or its equivalent by studying any three papers of 100marks each out of Accounting, Corporate Laws, Taxation (including Direct and Indirect Tax Laws), Auditing, Economics, Business Organization, Business Administration, Management (including financial management), Coasting and Management Accounting or, those candidate are eligible for second level intermediate (IPC) course on clear the Common Proficiency Test.
A candidates who was already passed Examination-I, those student are eligible for enrolment to IPC course.
This is the final stage of the chartered accountancy in which the working knowledge of allied subject is moist, while during the final course, the student has complete knowledge of core subject during the training of final course. The theoretical education of the Chartered Accountancy is the complimentary and completed during the practical training. After that, the student undergoes three year practical training before they can sit for the final exam is compulsory during the chartered accountant course, in which the students are tested on two groups of four papers each.
If you have passed the senior secondary examination (10+2) and Common Proficiency Test (CPT) and want to make career in Chartered Accountant then you have to qualify the entry level Common Proficiency Test (CPT), which is conducted by an examination body constituted by Low in India. Moreover, even you are a graduate and post graduate in commerce stream and having secured minimum marks of 55% aggregate then you can directly apply for Intermediate Course.
After passing the Common Proficiency Test (CPT), a candidate is eligible for enrollment in any of the levels of the Intermediate (IPC) course.
CPT is the entry-level exam for the Chartered Accountancy Course, after passing the class 10th examination from a recognized state board and central board of India. After that, the student can register with Board of Studies for Common Proficiency Test after appearing in the senior secondary 10+2 examination conducted by an examining body constituted by law in India or an examination recognized by the Central Government as equivalent.
After registration the course, the student is required to complete the course within a specified period (60days) from the date of registration to as on the first day of the month in which the examination is to be held. Where, the student who is graduating or post graduates and secured a minimum mark of 55% aggregate or its equivalent grade in the examination conducted by any recognized University or its equivalent by studying any three papers of 100marks each out of Accounting, Corporate Laws, Taxation (including Direct and Indirect Tax Laws), Auditing, Economics, Business Organization, Business Administration, Management (including financial management), Coasting and Management Accounting or, those candidate are eligible for second level intermediate (IPC) course on clear the Common Proficiency Test.
A candidates who was already passed Examination-I, those student are eligible for enrolment to IPC course.
Intermediate (Integrated Professional Competence) Course:
This is the final stage of the chartered accountancy in which the working knowledge of allied subject is moist, while during the final course, the student has complete knowledge of core subject during the training of final course. The theoretical education of the Chartered Accountancy is the complimentary and completed during the practical training. After that, the student undergoes three year practical training before they can sit for the final exam is compulsory during the chartered accountant course, in which the students are tested on two groups of four papers each.
Final Exam
- The final exam is held twice every year in the months of May and November. It comprises in two groups. The candidate can appear for that, such as group I and group II.Eligibility
- The candidate must have passed the Intermediate/ PE-II/IPCC Examination.
- The candidate must have obtained Final Course registration number.
- The candidate must have completed the practical training as required.
The Free Structure of CPT
- Total Fee of CPT Exam is Rs 6600 Including Prospectus, Registration and Exam fees.
- Registration Fee- Rs 6000/-
- CPT Exam Fee- Rs 500/-
- Cost of CPT Prospectus – RS 100/-
Fees Structure for IPCC :
- Module I & II fees Rs.18,500/-
- Module I fees Rs.13,000/-
- Module II fees Rs.9,000/-
Registration Process:
A student should submit the complete registration form with accurate details of Intermediate Course and send it to the Regional Office in consonance with the address. The student can get the prospectus of all level exams and course from decentralized office and branches of the institution. The student can download the registration form from the institute’s website www.icai.org. On receipt of filled-in form, the centralized office will issue the study material for the intermediate course. Before submitting the application form, the student have ensures for the following document with application form of intermediate course such as- Demand Draft or pay receipt towards Intermediate course registration fee.
- Attested copy of 12th mark sheet or its equivalent central government examination pass mark sheet.
- Graduate/Post graduate score card for direct entry to Intermediate (IPC) Course.
- A copy of CPT marks statement, if applicable
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