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hartered Accountancy as
1. A Dream Career ..........................1 profession is attracting lot
of young talent ,
2. Road Map....................................3 Chartered Account normally
occupy high and respectable
3. Why IFA for CA Education..............4 position in corporate organization,
they are responsible for managing
4. FAQ’s..........................................4 the finance related matters and
providing financial advice . Only
5. Tips of Taking Multiple Choice........7
members of the Institute of
6. Syllabus for CA-CPT......................8 Chartered Accountants can call
themselves Chartered
7. Accounting Technician.................10 Accountants, upon attaining the
certificate from the Institute
8. ATC Course................................11
The types of functions generally
9. Syllabus of ATC..........................12 performed by the Chartered
Accountants are quite varied; some of
the important ones amongst them are
10. Career Path..............................13
listed below:
11. Useful Information for Students. .14
Accountancy: The writing up of
accounts and the preparation of
Financial statements from the simplest
receipts and payment Accounts of a
small club to the complex and detail
accounts of large public limited
companies.
Auditing: The purpose of auditing is to
satisfy the users of financial Statements
that the accounts presented to them are
drawn up on Correct accounting
principles and that they represent a true
and fair view of the state of affairs.
Taxation: The assessment of taxes is
closely linked to financial Accounts. The
Chartered Accountant with his
experience in accounts is in an
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advantageous position to prepare the returns important link in the management
for tax purposes, represent assesses before chain.
the income tax authorities and render
general advice on taxes to his clients. The
services of CA may be requisitioned by the Management Accounting: The
tax department for auditing taxation cases Chartered Accountant’s service is
with large revenue potential. utilized in a variety of ways like
formulation of policies, control and
Cost Accountancy: A Chartered performance evaluation.
Accountant is equipped to provide
information on costing for the guidance of Share Valuation Work: A Chartered
management, introduce cost control Accountant undertakes the valuation of
methods and assist the management in shares of public and private companies
determining appropriate selling prices. at the time of amalgamation or
reorganization.
Special Company Work: The services or
advice of Chartered Accountants are Other Activities: Other duties
frequently sought in connection with matters undertaken by a Chartered Accountant
such as the formation, financial structure includes those of an Arbitrator for
and liquidation of limited companies. settling disputes specially those
connected with insolvency work such as
Investigation: Chartered Accountants are the preparation of statements of affairs
often called upon to carry out investigation and the duties of a trustee in
to ascertain the financial position of business bankruptcy or under a deed of
house for the purpose of issue of new arrangement.
shares, purchase or sale or financing of
business, finding out reasons for increase or
decrease of profits, reconstruction and
amalgamations.
Executors and Trustees: A Chartered
Accountant is also often appointed executor
under a will or trust in order to carry on the
administration of the estate or settlement.
Directorship: Many members of the
Institute who hold senior positions in
industry and commerce are also directors of
their companies.
Companies Secretarial Work: As a
Secretary, the Chartered Accountant is an
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Road Map to Become a Chartered Accountant
Why IFA For CA Education
State-of-the-art infrastructure – Hi-tech labs having latest
software and cutting edge technology builds, for IFA, a state-of-the-
art infrastructure where students get all facilities needed for a ready
career.
Specialized faculty for maximum support – Experienced
and well-qualified teachers provide professional knowledge through
practical training giving students an advantage over others
Most cost effective fee structure – Our comfortable fee
structure is known to be the most cost effective in the education
society.
Study Material - Comprehensive and latest study material
prepared by experienced Chartered Accountants experts in the
subject. Regular up gradation according to required changes to all
modules and subjects.
Holistic teaching methodology – IFA courses offer holistic
teaching methodology through performance based tests and
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Counseling – Individual attention to every student.
Frequently Asked Questions on CA-CPT
Q 1. What is the Common Proficiency Test?
Ans. It is an entry level test for Chartered Accountancy Course. It is a test of four subjects i.e.
Accounting, Mercantile Laws, General Economics and Quantitative Aptitude. This test is of
200 marks. This test is divided into two sessions of two hours each (9.00 – 11.00 a.m. and
12.30 - 2.30 p.m.). CPT is an Objective type test with negative marking.
Q.2. Who can join the course?
Ans.A student who has passed the 10th standard examination conducted by an examining body
Constituted by law in India or an examination recognized by the Central Government as
equivalent thereto may register for Common Proficiency Test.
Q 3. How to apply for admission to the CPT Course?
Ans .A student is required to apply in the prescribed form. A student may buy Prospectus
remitting Rs.100. The application form is available in the Prospectus. Alternatively, the
application form can be downloaded from our website as per the link
below:http://www.icai.org/post.html?post_id=721&c_id=120 While submitting the filled-in
application form; a student has to remit Rs.100 for Prospectus along with registration and
tuition fee.
Q.4. What are the fees for registration?
Ans. The registration fee is Rs.6500, which is to be Remitted along with filled in application
form. In case a student submits downloaded application form, he should remit Rs.6600 (Rs.100
for Prospectus. A copy of the Prospectus will be sent to him along with the study package). This
fee structure is applicable for (i) Indian students residing in India and other SAARC Countries
and Bhutan; and (ii) students belonging to other SAARC countries and Bhutan. The following
students have to pay fees amounting to US$ 200:
(i) Students of foreign countries other than SAARC countries and Bhutan; and
(ii) Indian Students residing abroad other than SAARC countries and Bhutan.
Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab and Union Territory of
Chandigarh Northern India Regional Council of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of
India, ICAI BHAWAN, 52-54, Vishwas Nagar, Delhi 110032, and Phone: 011-39893990,
Fax: 011-30210680, E-mail: nro@icai.org
Q.5. What are the subjects to be studied?
Ans. SESSION – I (Two Sections– Two hours – 100 Marks)
Section A: Fundamentals of Accounting (60 Marks)
Section B: Mercantile Laws (40 Marks)
SESSION – II (Two Sections– Two hours – 100 Marks)
Section C: General Economics (50 Marks)
Section D: Quantitative Aptitude (50 Marks)
Q.6. What is the eligibility for appearing in the examination?
Ans Registered student may appear in Common Proficiency Test after he has appeared in the
Senior Secondary Examination (10+2 examination) conducted by an examining body
constituted by law in India or an examination recognized by the Central Government as
equivalent thereto and has complied with such requirements as may be specified by the
Council from time to time.
Q.7.How to make application for appearing in the examination?
Ans .A student has to follow the examination notification to be issued by the Examination
Department of the ICAI and apply in the prescribed form along with the examination fee of
Rs.400 (inclusive cost of application form & exam fee). The Examination Department will
announce the examination centers and issue admit card.
Q.8. What are the qualifying marks?
Ans The qualifying mark is 50%. A student has to remember that CPT is an objective type test
with a negative marking for selecting wrong option which will be indicated in the question
paper.
Q.9. When the CPT Exam is held?
Ans CPT examination is being held twice in a year i.e., in June & December.
Q.10. What is the next step after passing CPT?
Ans .After passing CPT and 10+2 examination conducted by an examining body constituted by
law in India or an examination recognized by the Central Government as equivalent thereto,
a student may join the Chartered Accountancy Course. Education of Chartered Accountancy
is divided into two levels: Professional Competence Course
Final Course
There is a concurrent articled training of 3. years or equivalent audit training. Eight months
of service as an audit assistant shall be reckoned as six months of articled training. Also, a
student is allowed to undergo partly articled training and partly audit training. Any fraction
of a period less than eight months as audit assistant will be ignored.
After passing CPT and 10+2 standard examination as stated above, a student has to take
admission to Professional Competence Course and concurrently register for articled/audit
training?
A student is advised to follow FAQs for Professional Competence Course. These are available
on our website www.icai.org.
Q.11. Can a student registered for CPT can appear in CPT exam indefinitely?
Ans...No, the registration for CPT Course will be valid for a period of 3 years from the date
the student becomes eligible to appear in CPT exam for the first time or for the period so
long the student continues to appear in the examination regularly whichever is later?
Accordingly the registration of a student will continue to be valid as long as the student
continues to appear in the CPT exam irrespective of the period involved which may be
beyond three years. After expiry of the period of 3 years from the date the student became
eligible to appear in CPT for the first time, his registration will lapse. However, the
registration shall not lapse if such student has appeared in at least one of the last two
examinations conducted just before the end of three years. The registration of such student
shall however lapse in case he subsequently does not appear in two consecutive
examinations.
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Tips of Taking Multiple Choice Tests
Multiple choice tests has became universally accepted test format, going forward every exam
would be converted into it and would be held online. Multiple choice exams ask a student to
recognize a correct answer among a set of options that include 3 or 4 wrong answers (called
distracters ), rather than asking the student to produce a correct answer entirely from his/her
own mind.
Good things about multiple choice tests:
1. Correct answer are provided, student are not required to produce them
2. Most of the questions are based on the simple fact
3. Presentation of answer is not required
4. Normally have more number of question so on can miss few of them and still do Ok
Difficult things about multiple choice tests:
1. More number of questions requires more information required to perform well
2. Every question requires more specific information
3. Question pattern are such that one can fall for wrong answer
4. More number of ambiguous question to confuse student
Rules of taking the Test:
1. Read the direction carefully before starting the exam, be clear about marks per question,
negative marks etc
2. READ the questions AND answer carefully, answer the fact based question first
3. After reading the questions try to figure out the answer before matching with the given
options
4. Answer the question for which you are confident , mark the unanswered question , then try
those question which requires little
thought and in the last one should try the tough ones
5. Be extra careful for the question which has answer option like “all of the above “and” None
of the above”
Strategies to answer difficult question:
1. Eliminate the option which you know to be incorrect
2. Give every answer option to “true false test “to reach the best answer option
3. Look for grammatical clues. If the question ends with the indefinite article "an," for
example then answer start with vowel
4. The longest response is often the correct one, because the instructor tends to load it with
qualifying adjectives or phrases
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SYLLABUS FOR COMMON PROFICIENCY TEST (CPT)
(One paper – Four hours – 200 9. Introduction to Company
Marks) Accounts Issue of shares and
Level of Knowledge: Basic knowledge debentures, forfeiture of shares, re-
SESSION – I issue of forfeited shares, redemption of
(Two Sections– Two hours – 100 Marks) preference shares.
Section A: Fundamentals of Accounting Section B: Mercantile Laws (40 Marks)
(60 Marks) Objective Objective
To develop conceptual understanding of To test the general comprehension of
the fundamentals of financial accounting elements of mercantile law
system. Contents
Contents 1. The Indian Contract Act, 1872: An
1. Theoretical Framework overview of Sections 1 to 75 covering
(i) Meaning and Scope of accounting the general nature of contract,
(ii) Accounting Concepts, Principles consideration, other essential elements
and Conventions of a valid contract, performance of
(iii) Accounting Standards – concepts, contract and breach of contract.
objectives, benefits 2. The Sale of Goods Act, 1930:
(iv) Accounting Policies Formation of the contract of sale –
(v) Accounting as a measurement Conditions and Warranties –Transfer of
discipline – valuation principles, ownership and delivery of goods –
accounting estimates Unpaid seller and his rights.
2. Accounting Process 3. The India Partnership Act, 1932:
Books of Accounts leading to the General Nature of Partnership – Rights
preparation of Trial Balance, Capital and and duties of partners –Registration and
revenue expenditures, Capital and dissolution of a firm.
revenue receipts, Contingent assets and SESSION – II
contingent liabilities, Fundamental (Two Sections– Two hours – 100 Marks)
errors including rectifications thereof. Section C: General Economics (50
3. Bank Reconciliation Statement Marks)
4. Inventories Objective
5 Basis of inventory valuation and To ensure basic understanding of
record keeping. economic systems, economic behavior
6. Depreciation accounting Methods, of individuals and organizations.
computation and accounting treatment Contents
of depreciation, Change in depreciation (I) Micro Economics
methods. 1. Introduction to Micro Economics
6. Preparation of Final Accounts for (a) Definition, scope and nature of
Sole Proprietors Economics
7. Accounting for Special (b) Methods of economic study
Transactions (c) Central problems of an economy
(a) Consignments and Production possibilities curve.
(b) Joint Ventures 2. Theory of Demand and Supply
(c) Bills of exchange and promissory (a) Meaning and determinants of
notes demand, Law of demand and Elasticity
(d) Sale of goods on approval or of demand ─Price, income and cross
return basis. elasticity
8. Partnership Accounts: Final (b) Theory of consumer’s behavior –
accounts of partnership firms – Basic Marshallian approach and Indifference
concepts of admission, retirement and curve approach
death of a partner including treatment
of goodwill.
(c) Meaning and determinants of (c) Globalization.
supply, Law of supply and Elasticity of 8. Money and Banking
supply. (a) Money – Meaning and functions
3. Theory of Production and Cost (b) Commercial Banks – Role and
(a) Meaning and Factors of functions
production (c) Reserve Bank of India – Role and
(b) Laws of Production – The Law of functions, monetary policy.
variable proportions and Laws of returns Section D: Quantitative Aptitude (50
to scale Marks)
(c) Concepts of Costs ─ Short-run and Objective
long-run costs, Average and marginal To test the grasp of elementary
costs, Total, Fixed and variable costs. concepts in Mathematics and Statistics
4. Price Determination in Different and application of the same as useful
Markets quantitative tools.
(a) Various forms of markets – Contents
Perfect Competition, Monopoly, 1. Ratio and proportion, Indices,
Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly Logarithms
(b) Price determination in these 2. Equations : Linear – simultaneous
markets. linear equations up to three variables,
(II) Indian Economic Development quadratic and cubic equations in one
5. Indian Economy – A Profile variable, equations of a straight line,
(a) Nature of the Indian Economy intersection of straight lines, graphical
(b) Role of different sectors – solution to linear equations.
Agriculture, Industry and Services in the 3. Inequalities: Graphs of inequalities in
development of the Indian economy, two variables ─ common region.
their problems and growth 4. Simple and Compound Interest
(c) National Income of India – including annuity ─ Applications
Concepts of national income, Different 5. Basic concepts of Permutations
methods of measuring national income, and Combinations
Growth of national income and per 6. Sequence and Series – Arithmetic
capita income in various plans. and geometric progressions
(d) Basic understanding of tax system 7. Sets, Functions and Relations
of India – Direct and Indirect Taxation 8. Limits and Continuity ─ Intuitive
6. Select Aspects of Indian Economy Approach
(a) Population – Its size, rate of growth 9. Basic concepts of Differential and
and its implication for growth Integral Calculus (excluding
(b) Poverty – Absolute and relative trigonometric functions)
poverty and main programs for poverty 10. Statistical description of data
alleviation (a) Textual, Tabular & Diagrammatic
(c) Unemployment – Types, causes and representation of data.
incidence of unemployment (b) Frequency Distribution.
(d) Infrastructure ─ Energy, (c) Graphical representation of
Transportation, Communication, Health frequency distribution – Histogram,
and Education Frequency Polygon, Ogive
(e) Inflation 11. Measures of Central Tendency
(f) Budget and Fiscal deficits and Dispersion Arithmetic Mean, Median
(g) Balance of payments – Partition Values, Mode, Geometric
(h) External debts. Mean and Harmonic, Mean,
7. Economic Reforms in India Standard deviation, Quartile deviation
(a) Features of economic reforms 12. Correlation and Regression
since 1991 13. Probability and Expected Value by
(b) Liberalization, Privatization and Mathematical Expectation
Disinvestment
14. Theoretical Distributions: survey, Some important terms
Binomial, Poisson and Normal. associated with sampling, Types of
15. Sampling Theory : Basic sampling, Theory of estimation,
Principles of sampling theory, Determination of sample size.
Comparison between sample survey and 16. Index Numbers
complete enumeration, Errors in sample
Accounting Technician: New Accounting career
W ith the booming Indian economy there has been massive growth in small and
medium sized enterprise, to keep up the accounting norms they require
accountant with a limited ability to handle their finance and accounting
transactions, a person having a practical knowledge to handle the operation.
Most Graduates and post graduates in commerce are required to learn the practical aspects of
accounting. Accountants with practical knowledge capable of recording and reporting of
financial transactions are very much need. The demand for such second tier accounting
personnel is estimated at more than 50000 per annum. In the IT enabled environment, the
demand for such personnel is ever growing.
To fulfill the market demand, The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, the premier
accounting institute of the country, is launching a new Accounting Technician course. 12th pass
student can join the Accounting Technician Course after passing the entrance examination
(Common Proficiency Test) .Thereafter, the student needs to pass 4 papers after undergoing
study course for about 9 months with the Board of Studies of the Institute and completing 100
hours of computer training, besides orientation course. To ensure that the students have
adequate practical exposure, they will be required to undergo practical training of one year
under a Chartered Accountant, whether in industry or in practice, before the Accounting
Technician certificate is awarded. With the expertise that the Institute has coupled with a large
membership spread across India, the Institute is in a position to impart practical training in live
environment. The Accounting Technician produced by the Institute will be the best as a result of
high quality education and development of appropriate skills necessary for Accounting
Technicians.
In future it is expected to get integrated with CA course, so it will give extra choice for student
enrolled in Accounting Technician can switch to continue its CA course.
ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN COURSE (ATC)
To become an Accounting Technician………
- Enroll for Common Proficiency Test (CPT) after passing Class 10 examination
- Pass 10+2 examination and CPT
- Enroll for Accounting Technician Course (ATC)
- Successfully complete 9 months of Study Course
- Successfully complete Orientation Course of one week spanning over 35 hours and
covering topics, such as, personality development, communication skills, office procedures,
business environment, general commercial knowledge, etc
- Successfully complete Information Technology Training (ITT) or Computer Training
Program
- Pass Group I of Integrated Professional Competence Examination (IPCE)
- Group I is composed of four papers
- Successfully complete one year work experience under a chartered
Accountant in practice or in industry
- Get ATC Certificate
- Designate as Accounting Technician
Scope for acquiring CA qualification, even after becoming Accounting Technician:
- Enroll in Group II of Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC)
- Register as Articled Assistant for a period of 3 years
- Pass Group II of IPCE
- Appear in IPCC Final Examination during last 6 months of 3 years of articled training -
Pass both the Groups of IPCC Final examination
- Complete remaining period of articled training, if applicable
- Successfully complete the Course on General Management and Communication Skills
- Get IPCC Final Examination Certificate
- Enroll as a member of ICAI and designate as “Chartered Accountant”
(b) To gain working knowledge of the principles and procedures of accounting and their
application to different practical situations;
(c) To gain the ability to solve simple problems and cases relating to sole proprietorship,
partnership and companies; and
(d) To familiarize students with the fundamentals of computerized system of accounting.
Syllabus for ATC 2. Company Law (30 marks)
Part II: Ethics (20 marks)
Four subjects of study in ATE/Group I of Contents:
IPCE are – 1. Introduction to Business Ethics
ATE / Group I 2. Environment Issues
Paper 1: Accounting (100 marks) 3. Ethics in Workplace
Paper 2: Law, Ethics and Communication 4. Ethics in Marketing and Consumer
Part I: Law (60 marks) Protection
Business Laws (30 marks) 5. Ethics in Accounting and Finance
Company Law (30 marks) Part III: Communication (20 marks)
Part II: Business Ethics (20 marks) Contents:
Part III: Business Communication (20 1. Elements of Communication
marks) 2. Communication in Business
Paper 3: Cost Accounting and Financial Environment
Management 3. Basic Understanding of Legal Deeds
Part I: Cost Accounting (50 marks) and Documents
Part II: Financial Management (50 marks) Paper 3: Cost Accounting and
Paper 4: Taxation Financial Management
Part I: Income-tax (50 marks) (One paper – three hours - 100
Part II: Service Tax (25 marks) and marks)
VAT (25 marks) Part I: Cost Accounting (50 marks)
The level of knowledge expected of Contents:
students in the above subjects is ‘working 1. Introduction to Cost Accounting
knowledge’. 2. Cost Ascertainment
ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN COURSE (ATC) (a) Material Cost
OR GROUP I OF INTEGRATED (b) Employee Cost
PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE COURSE (c) Direct Expenses
(IPCC) Syllabus (d) Overheads
Paper 1: Accounting 3. Cost Book-keeping
(One paper – three hours – 100 marks) 4. Costing Systems
Contents (a) Job Costing
1. A General Knowledge of the framing of (b) Batch Costing
the accounting standards, national and (c) Contract Costing
international accounting authorities, (d) Process Costing
adoption of international financial (e) Operating Costing System
reporting standards 5. Introduction to Marginal Costing
2. Accounting Standards 6. Introduction to Standard Costing
3. Company Accounts 7. Budgets and Budgetary Control
4. Average Due Date, Account Current, Part II: Financial Management (50
Self-Balancing Ledgers marks)
5. Financial Statements of Not-for-Profit Contents:
Organizations 1. Scope and Objectives of Financial
6. Accounts from Incomplete Records Management
7. Accounting for Special Transactions 2. Time Value of Money
9. Issues in Partnership Accounts 3. Financial Analysis and Planning
10. Accounting in Computerized 4. Financing Decisions
Environment 5. Types of Financing
Paper 2: Business Laws, Ethics 6. Investment Decisions
and Communication 7. Management of working capital
(One paper – three hours - 100 marks) Paper 4: Taxation
Part I: Business Laws (60 marks) (One paper - three hours – 100
Contents: marks)
1. Business Laws (30 marks) Part I: Income-tax (50 marks)
Part II: Service tax (25 marks) and VAT
(25 marks)
1. Service tax (25 marks)
2. VAT (25 marks)
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