Regarding accounting technician ceritificate cource

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Querist : Anonymous

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25 March 2015 Dear,

I Have completed my M.Com with 60%, Now I want to do Accounting Technician Certificate course, So please advice me on following issues..

1. Is ATC a professional course or considered as professional certificate.?

2. I am working with a Manufacturing organization in accounts dept.,
is it beneficial for me in Job,??

3. As I working with a mfg industry, can I get exemption from one year training, one week orientation and IT training of 100 Hrs.

Reply me on ac.khush@gmail.com

Querist : Anonymous

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29 March 2015 So it means no one is here who can resolve my query...

Aashok Kumar Sharma

Aashok Kumar Sharma

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20 July 2025 Hey! About your queries on the Accounting Technician Certificate (ATC) course:

Is ATC a professional course or professional certificate?
Yes, ATC is a professional certificate course offered by the Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICMAI). It’s considered a stepping stone toward becoming a Cost Accountant and is recognized as a professional qualification.
Is it beneficial if you’re working in accounts in a manufacturing company?
Absolutely! ATC provides strong foundational knowledge in accounting, costing, and related areas. It will definitely enhance your skills and could improve your career prospects in manufacturing or any finance-related roles.
Exemption from training/orientation if you’re already working in manufacturing?
Generally, exemptions depend on ICMAI’s specific rules. If you have relevant work experience in the manufacturing sector, you may apply for exemption from the one-year practical training or some portions of the training, but it’s subject to approval. You need to submit proof of your experience to ICMAI for consideration.
Suggestion:
To get the exact exemption details and application procedure, you should contact the ICMAI regional office or check their official website. They provide clear guidelines and eligibility criteria for exemptions.

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