CA Inter re-start

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37 Points Joined January 2010

Hi,

I have cleared my PCC 1st Group back in 2012 and completed my articalship but due to some unavoidable circumstance I have to drop out from CA. Currently I want to re-start the course and I want to know what I need to do.

 

 

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On 30 May 2025 at 12:09 Report
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9111 Points Joined December 2011

To restart the CA course, you'll need to follow the new scheme of education and training introduced by ICAI.

Since you've already completed a part of the CA course (PCC 1st Group) and articleship, you'll have to check which parts are still valid. 

*Steps to Restart the CA Course:* - *Check Validity of Previous Completion*: Verify with ICAI if your previous completions (PCC 1st Group and articleship) are still valid under the new scheme. -

 *Register for the CA Final Course*: If your previous completions are valid, you might need to register for the CA Final course.

You'll need to log in to the ICAI SSP portal, select CA Final Registration, and fill out the form. -

 *Complete Required Modules*: You may need to complete the Self-Paced Online Modules (SET A and SET B) and Advanced ICITSS as per the new scheme. -

 *Practical Training*: If your articleship is not valid, you might need to undergo practical training again.*Important Dates and Fees:* - *Registration Validity*: 3 years - *Examination Frequency*: January, May, and September -

 *Fees*: Varying fees for different levels of the course (CA Foundation, Intermediate, and Final) *Documents Required:* -

*Previous Course Completion Certificates*: Documents proving completion of PCC 1st Group and articleship - *Identity Proof*: Passport-size photograph and signature - *Other Documents*: 

As specified by ICAI for registration and course completion It's recommended to consult the ICAI website (icai.org) or contact ICAI directly for personalized guidance on restarting the CA course.

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On 30 May 2025 at 18:54
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9111 Points Joined December 2011

To restart the CA course, you'll need to follow the new scheme of education and training introduced by ICAI.

Since you've already completed a part of the CA course (PCC 1st Group) and articleship, you'll have to check which parts are still valid. 

*Steps to Restart the CA Course:* - *Check Validity of Previous Completion*: Verify with ICAI if your previous completions (PCC 1st Group and articleship) are still valid under the new scheme. -

 *Register for the CA Final Course*: If your previous completions are valid, you might need to register for the CA Final course.

You'll need to log in to the ICAI SSP portal, select CA Final Registration, and fill out the form. -

 *Complete Required Modules*: You may need to complete the Self-Paced Online Modules (SET A and SET B) and Advanced ICITSS as per the new scheme. -

 *Practical Training*: If your articleship is not valid, you might need to undergo practical training again.*Important Dates and Fees:* - *Registration Validity*: 3 years - *Examination Frequency*: January, May, and September -

 *Fees*: Varying fees for different levels of the course (CA Foundation, Intermediate, and Final) *Documents Required:* -

*Previous Course Completion Certificates*: Documents proving completion of PCC 1st Group and articleship - *Identity Proof*: Passport-size photograph and signature - *Other Documents*: 

As specified by ICAI for registration and course completion It's recommended to consult the ICAI website (icai.org) or contact ICAI directly for personalized guidance on restarting the CA course.

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On 30 May 2025 at 18:55
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37 Points Joined January 2010

Whom should I contact and get the information regarding the course.

 

Please guide me..

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On 06 August 2025 at 18:22


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