B.com student can directly go for ipcc
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23 September 2011
Respected Sir,
I had passed my B.Com in the yr 2005 with 67%.Some months ago i heard that Bcom with minimum 55% can directly go for IPCC (not compulsory to attempting CPT) is that wright? OR DECISION PENDING WITH ICAI.
PLS. GIVE ME REPLY
NIDHI
I had passed my B.Com in the yr 2005 with 67%.Some months ago i heard that Bcom with minimum 55% can directly go for IPCC (not compulsory to attempting CPT) is that wright? OR DECISION PENDING WITH ICAI.
PLS. GIVE ME REPLY
NIDHI
23 September 2011
he exemption from CPT is not available as yet. Still the green signal from Gove is not received. Very difficult to say how much time it will take.
Extracts of - President's Message July 2011 - (29-06-2011):-
Entry Requirement for CA Course:
Our members must be aware that, pursuant to a Council decision, a group under the convenership of my Central Council colleague CA. Abhijit Bandyopadhyay was constituted to review entry requirements for Chartered Accountancy course. I am happy to inform you that the Group placed its recommendations at the Council meeting recently for its consideration. The ICAI Council has decided that Commerce and non- Commerce graduates with 55 and 60 per cent marks respectively in aggregate should be exempted from Common Proficiency Test (CPT) and such students would be allowed direct entry to articleship training. It was also decided that candidates who have passed the intermediate level examination of ICWAI/ICSI are exempted from CPT and they will be allowed to join articleship training only after passing first group (Group I) of IPCC examination. Students who wish to pursue Accounting Technician Course of the Institute would also be exempted to appear in the CPT. The matter has been placed before the government for consideration and issuance of necessary notification in this regard.
Extracts of - President's Message July 2011 - (29-06-2011):-
Entry Requirement for CA Course:
Our members must be aware that, pursuant to a Council decision, a group under the convenership of my Central Council colleague CA. Abhijit Bandyopadhyay was constituted to review entry requirements for Chartered Accountancy course. I am happy to inform you that the Group placed its recommendations at the Council meeting recently for its consideration. The ICAI Council has decided that Commerce and non- Commerce graduates with 55 and 60 per cent marks respectively in aggregate should be exempted from Common Proficiency Test (CPT) and such students would be allowed direct entry to articleship training. It was also decided that candidates who have passed the intermediate level examination of ICWAI/ICSI are exempted from CPT and they will be allowed to join articleship training only after passing first group (Group I) of IPCC examination. Students who wish to pursue Accounting Technician Course of the Institute would also be exempted to appear in the CPT. The matter has been placed before the government for consideration and issuance of necessary notification in this regard.
23 September 2011
https://220.227.161.86/23263entry_reqca.pdf
Also see above link. This is the only update received so far. Which says matter is placed for Govt Approval.
Also see above link. This is the only update received so far. Which says matter is placed for Govt Approval.
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