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Chartered Accountant

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Chartered Accountant

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24,000 - Foundation

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48,000 - Inter

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CA Subjects and Syllabus 2021

In order to become a successful Chartered Accountant, one needs to combine innovative education with mentored work experience. This helps to develop the ability to analyze and interpret business problems and find out dynamic solutions. Perhaps, this is the reason why a CA has the edge over its counterparts. Here is the complete CA syllabus 2021:

CA Level	Subjects	Marking Scheme
CA Foundation	1. Principles and Practices of Accounting 2. Business Law & Business Correspondence and Reporting and Reporting 3. Business Mathematics and Logical Reasoning & Statistics 4. Business Economics & Business and Commercial Knowledge	100 Marks each [400 Marks]
CA IPCC	1. Accounting 2. Business Laws, Ethics and Communication 3. Cost Accounting and Financial Management 4. Taxation 5. Advanced Accounting 6. Auditing and Assurance 7. Enterprise Information System & Strategic Management	100 Marks each [700 Marks]
CA Final	1. Financial Reporting 2. Strategic Financial Management 3. Advanced Auditing and Professional Ethics 4. Corporate Laws and Economic Laws 5. Strategic Cost Management and Performance Evaluation 6. Electives 7. Direct Tax Laws and International Taxation 8. Indirect Tax Laws	100 Marks each [800 Marks]

Below listed are the important CA subjects and topics covered in each of its examination module:

CA Foundation or CPT Subjects

Given below is the list of subjects in CA foundation or CPT Subjects 2021:

Paper Number	Subject Name	Marks
Paper 1	Principles and Practices of Accounting	100 Marks
Paper 2	Business Law & Business Correspondence and Reporting Part I: Business Law *[60 Marks]* Part II: Business Correspondence and Reporting *[40 Marks]*	100 Marks
Paper 3	Business Mathematics and Logical Reasoning & Statistics Part I: Business Mathematics *[40 Marks]* Part II: Logical Reasoning *[20 Marks]* Part III: Statistics *[40 Marks]*	100 Marks
Paper 4	Business Economics & Business and Commercial Knowledge Part I: Business Economics *[60 Marks]* Part II: Business and Commercial Knowledge *[40 Marks]*	100 Marks

CA Intermediate or IPCC Subjects

The table given below covers all the CA subjects 2021 for IPCC:

Paper Number	Subject Name	Marks
Paper 1	Accounting	100 Marks
Paper 2	Business Laws, Ethics and Communication Part I: Business Laws *[60 Marks]* Part II: Ethics *[20 Marks]* Part III: Communication *[20 Marks]*	100 Marks
Paper 3	Cost Accounting and Financial Management Part I: Cost Accounting *[50 Marks]* Part II: Financial Management *[50 Marks]*	100 Marks
Paper 4	Taxation Part I: Income Tax Law *[50 Marks]* Part II: Indirect Tax Laws *[50 Marks]*	100 Marks
Paper 5	Advanced Accounting	100 Marks
Paper 6	Auditing and Assurance	100 Marks
Paper 7	Enterprise Information System & Strategic Management Part I: Enterprise Information System *[50 Marks]* Part II: Strategic Management *[50 Marks]*	100 Marks

CA Final Subjects 2021

The CA subjects 2021 in the final level of the exam are grouped into 2 categories namely Group 1 and Group 2. Both of which contains 4 papers each.

Paper Number	Subject Name	Marks
Paper 1	Financial Reporting	100 Marks
Paper 2	Strategic Financial Management	100 Marks
Paper 3	Advanced Auditing and Professional Ethics	100 Marks
Paper 4	Corporate Laws and Economic Laws Part I: Corporate Laws *[70 Marks]* Part II: Economic Laws *[30 Marks]*	100 Marks
Paper 5	Strategic Cost Management and Performance Evaluation	100 Marks
Paper 6	Elective [Refer to the table given below]	100 Marks
Paper 7	Direct Tax Laws and International Taxation Part I: Direct Tax Laws *[70 Marks]* Part II: International Taxation *[30 Marks]*	100 Marks
Paper 8	Indirect Tax Laws Part I: Goods and Services Tax *[75 Marks]* Part II: Customs and FTP *[25 Marks]*	100 Marks

Paper 6A: Risk Management	Paper 6C: International Taxation	Paper 6E: Global Financial Reporting Standards
Paper 6B: Financial Services and Capital Markets	Paper 6D: Economic Laws	Paper 6F: Multidisciplinary Case Study

CA Eligibility Criteria 2021

Now that you are familiar with what is the full form of CA, its levels and the process to acquire the designation; the next step would be to understand the requirements that are necessary to become one. As stated in the above passage, that there are two entry routes of becoming a CA, let us understand both the entry points-

CA Foundation Entry: After qualifying your class 12th exams with any stream, you can pursue CA course by qualifying the CA Foundation exam. This is one of the most preferable routes chosen for entering this route.
CA IPCC: To the ones wondering how they can pursue CA after graduation pt PG course, then, joining the course at the CA IPCC level is the most suitable option. Candidates must have at least 55% marks if they have pursued a degree in the domain of commerce. Else, applicants with at least 60% marks in their UG course are eligible to appear for this level.

While understanding the CA subjects and CA course details, it is important to note that after completing the second level of the course, CA IPCC, it is mandatory for candidates to serve 3 years of Articleship. After completion of second level and articleship, candidates are eligible for entering CA Final. Upon qualifying all the exams of CA Final, candidates will be eligible to pursue a full-time career as Chartered Accountants.

How to Become a Chartered Accountant?

ICAI conducts the CA exams list in India consists of 3 names – CA Foundation, IPCC and CA Final. Candidates need to clear the entire CA exam list in order to become a professional in this field.

If you wish to pursue Chartered Accountancy in India, then, you will have to register under the CA course offered by ICAI. CA course in India consists of three levels:

CA Foundation
CA IPCC
CA Final

ICAI organises CA exams twice a year that is in the months of May and November. The duration for becoming a CA in India is 4 to 5 years long that includes a mandatory period of Articleship. ICAI allows candidates to pursue CA course after completion of class 12th as well after graduation only if the candidate has pursued a relevant course. Recently, it has also been announced that candidates can register for chartered accountants course after completing class 10th.

Pondicherry Govt. Exam – Police Constable

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SYLLABUS

Mathematics
Physical Science
Biology and Human Physiology.
History
Geography and General Knowledge and Current Events

Pondicherry Govt. Exam – UDC

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SYLLABUS

General Mathematics.
General science.
General English.
Indian History.
Geography.
Indian Economics.
Constitution of India.
General Knowledge.
Current Affairs.

Pondicherry Govt. Exam – LDC

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SYLLABUS

General Intelligence
English Language
Quantitative Aptitude
General Awareness

UPSC – Prelims cum mains

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UPSC – Prelims cum mains

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UPSC Eligibility

CIVIL AND FOREST SERVICES EXAMINAION
EDUCATION	Any degree recognized by UGC/AICTE
Age	Minimum Age	Maximum Age	No. of attempts
General	21	32	6
OBC	21	35	9
SC & ST	21	37	No restriction

Only for Civil services

Must have attained the age of 21 on 1^st August of year of examination

Must not have attained 32 years after relaxation for OBC & SC/ST (35/37) on 1^st of August of year of examination

For Forest services

Bachelor degree with at least one of the subjects’ namely Animal husbandry and veterinary science, Physics, chemistry, Botany, zoology, Geology, Mathematics and statistics or Bachelor degree in Agriculture, Forestry or Engineering (Recognized by UGC/AICTE)

Details of examination

Compulsory &Qualifying papers

SUBJECT

MARKS

DURATION

QUESTION PATTERN

REMARKS

GS – PAPER-1

200 MARKS

100 QUESTIONS

2 HOURS

OBJECTIVE TYPE

-VE MARKS

0.66

CSAT – PAPER2

200 MARKS

80 QUESTIONS

2 HOURS

OBJECTIVE TYPE

-VE MARKS

0.83

Compulsory & Qualifying papers – Main

SUBJECT	MARKS	DURATION	QUESTION PATTERN
GS	4*250 MARKS	3 HOURS EACH	DESCRIPTIVE
OPTIONAL	2*250 MARKS	3 HOURS EACH	DESCRIPTIVE
ESSAY	250 MARKS	3 HOURS	DESCRIPTIVE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE	300 MARKS	3 HOURS	QUALIFYING NATURE(75 MARKS)
ONE INDIAN LANGUAGE	300 MARKS	3 HOURS	QUALIFYING NATURE(75 MARKS)

INTERVIEW – 275 MARKS

DURATION 30-45 MINUTES

Notification details

Civil services Examination

February/March

Schedule of Examinations

Notification	February/March
Preliminary Examination	May/June
Preliminary Examination results	July/August
Main Examination	September/October
Main Exam results	December/January
Interview	March/April
Final results	April

Forest Services Examination

February/March

Schedule of Examinations

Notification	February/March
Preliminary Examination	May/June
Preliminary Examination results	July/August
Main Examination	November/December
Main Exam results	January
Interview	January/February

BANK EXAM PREP

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BANK EXAM PREP

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Reasoning Ability
Quantitative Aptitude
English Language
Reasoning Ability
General Awareness

CAT EXAM PREP

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CAT EXAM PREP

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CAT 2021 Syllabus:

There are total 100 questions in CAT exam but the three sections in CAT syllabus carry different weightage in the exam. Although the CAT syllabus 2021 is divided in 3 sections, the effective number of sections are five as VARC and DILR sections are further sub-divided into 2 sub sections. Read details below.

CAT Syllabus Sectional Division	Overview of Topics in the CAT Syllabus 2021	weightage
Quantitative Ability (QA)	Arithmetic, Modern Math, Number System Algebra, Mensuration, Trigonometry, Geometry	34%
Data Interpretation& Logical Reasoning (DILR)	Data Charts, Data Tables, Bar Graphs, Venn Diagrams, Seating arrangement, Team formation, Clocks & Calendars	32%
Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC)	Long & Short Passages Jumbled Paragraphs; Para-summary Picking the Out of context sentence from a jumbled paragraph	34%

IELTS

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IELTS

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The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is a test administered to evaluate the English language skills of non-English speaking candidates who seek to pursue education programmes in, or immigrate to, English speaking countries. The test is designed to assess the candidate’s ability to understand spoken and written English in academic and social contexts and also to use the language to communicate in spoken and written forms.

IELTS is owned, developed and delivered through the partnership of the following bodies

British Council
idp IELTS Australia
University of Cambridge ESOL examinations

IELTS scores are accepted by educational institutes, professional bodies and government undertakings, as well as for immigration processing, in Australia, New Zealand, U.K., Canada and certain American universities (like Princeton and Duke), where the IELTS scores are accepted in lieu of TOEFL scores.

The objective of the test is to assess a candidate’s ability to understand and communicate in English in academic and social contexts. To make this assessment, the following skills are specifically tested.

The ability to read and comprehend written, academic or training language.
The ability to write assignments in a style that is appropriate for university study or within a training context.
The ability to understand spoken language in lecture format as well as in formal and informal conversational styles.
The ability to speak on general and given topics in formal and informal situations.

DESCRIPTION OF THE TEST

The IELTS test has two versions:

The Academic Module – This module is intended for candidates seeking entry to a university or institution of higher education for degree and diploma courses (i.e. those seeking undergraduate or postgraduate courses).
The General Training Module – This module is intended for students seeking entry to a secondary school or to vocational training courses. This module is also meant for candidates seeking immigration to an English speaking country. The two versions do not carry the same weight and are not interchangeable.

All candidates are tested on reading, writing, speaking and listening skills. While the Speaking and Listening sections are common for the Academic and General versions of the test, the Reading and Writing sections are different.

TEST FORMAT

1. Listening Section

This consists of 4 parts with 10 questions each, totaling 40 questions, to be completed in around 30 minutes. While the recording is played you get time to read the questions and to write and check your answers. You then have 10 minutes to transfer your answers to the answer sheet.

2. Reading Section (Academic or General)

This section consists of 3 reading passages with a total of 40 questions. The three texts, together, contain between 2000 and 2750 words. The total time allotted is 60 minutes.

The Reading Test gets progressively tougher through the paper. In each section of the Reading Test there will be 13 or 14 questions to each passage.
While the General Training reading has texts from notices, advertisements, booklets, newspapers, magazines and books, the Academic reading has texts with complex language and precise or elaborated expression, from newspapers, magazines, journals and books.

3. Writing Section (Academic or General)

This section consists of two writing tasks. The total time allotted is 60 minutes.

Writing-Task 1 (Academic)

The IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 is an information transfer task related to the factual content of an input – graph(s), table(s) or diagram(s). It can be combinations of these inputs.
Sometimes you have to describe a process shown in a diagram.
Time allotted – 20 minutes
Word limit – 150 words

Writing-Task 1 (General)

For the IELTS General Writing Task 1, you must write a letter elaborating on a given problem.
The Letter will require an explanation of the situation, and often involves a request for necessary information.

You should write in the style appropriate for the type of letter required-either personal, semi-formal or formal.
Time allotted – 20 minutes
Word limit – 150 words

Writing-Task 2

In Task 2 , you are asked to write an essay on a given Topic
Time – 40 minutes
Word Length – 250 words at least

4. Speaking Section

The total time allotted to this section is 11 to 14 minutes.

The test consists of an interview between the examiner and the candidate, which is recorded.
The Speaking Test is divided into 3 sections:
- Section 1 begins with some general introductory questions. This is followed by some questions on personal information similar to the type of questions one would ask when meeting someone for the first time. Finally the examiner asks a series of questions of 2 topics of general interest. (4 – 5 minutes)
- Personal Questions – Family, Hometown, Interests, Job/Study, Ambitions,etc
- Likes & Dislikes
- Favorites
- Questions to check familiarity with tenses.
- Section 2 is a monologue by the candidate. The examiner gives the candidate a Cue Card with a subject and a few guiding questions on it. The student talks for 1 to 2 minutes on this subject, as the examiner may decide. The student gets 1 minute to prepare his talk and is provided with paper and a pencil to make some brief notes. After the candidate’s talk, the examiner asks 1 or 2 brief questions to finish the section. (3 – 4 minutes)
- Section 3 – Here the examiner asks some more questions generally related to the subject spoken about in section 2. These questions are more demanding and require some critical analysis on the part of the candidate.

The duration of the entire test is around 2 hours 45 minutes.

CAMPUS RECRUITMENT TRAINING

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What you will get?

English communication skills
Aptitude
Soft skills
Group Discussion
Personal interview
Professionalism

APTITUTDE

Quantitative ability
Reasoning ability
Verbal ability
Resume building
Group Discussion
Technical interview prep
Personal Interview

CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH QUALIFICATIONS – STARTERS

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CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH QUALIFICATIONS - STARTERS

Pre A1 Starters (YLE Starters) is the first of three Cambridge English: Young Learners (YLE) tests for children between the ages of 7 and 12. The test will encourage your child to learn English from an early age and create a positive attitude to language tests.

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Who should take this test?

Children who take the test are usually between the ages of 7 and 8, and have had about 100 hours of English lessons.

In the test your child will need to:

Recognize colors in English
Answer very simple questions about themselves
Write short one-word answers to basic questions.

There is no pass or fail for the test, and all children receive an award. Your child can get a maximum of five shields for each part of the test. The number of shields they are awarded for each part will be shown on their certificate. They will receive the certificate about two months after taking the test.

Listening	Reading and Writing	Speaking
20 minutes	20 minutes	3–5 minutes
Maximum five shields	Maximum five shields	Maximum five shields