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To fully qualify CA, student need to complete the three levels of course;
CA Foundation course
CA Intermediate course
CA Final

Apart from these exams, students need to complete a 3 years of internship program under a registered chartered accountant.

The basic CA Foundation Eligibility requires the aspiring candidates to have scored at least 50% in class 12.
Candidates who have done graduation or post graduation with a minimum of 55% marks are eligible to apply directly for the CA Intermediate course. Graduates or postgraduates from streams other than commerce are also eligible to register for the CA Inter exam. However, they must have obtained a minimum of 60% marks.

Yes, the CA articleship is mandatory for students to complete to be eligible to appear for the CA Final examination. The articleship is a three-year program that involves practical training under the guidance of a chartered accountant (CA). During the training, students gain real-world exposure to the field of accountancy and are involved in various tasks related to: Auditing, Taxation, ROC compliances, Filing tax returns, and Preparing financial statements

Choosing to pursue a Chartered Accountancy (CA) qualification offers versatility, global recognition, leadership potential, job security, entrepreneurial opportunities, continuous learning, ethical standards, financial rewards, a global business perspective, and prestige in the business community. The decision should align with individual career goals, interests, and strengths.

Yes, You qualify for an exemption by scoring 60% or more marks in a particular paper. However, you must have appeared for all the papers in that attempt (Intermediate or Final). If you secure an exemption, you won't have to reappear for that paper in the next three consecutive examinations. Your marks from the exempted paper will be carried forward.