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not exactly... but three years can be reduced to 2 ..

a whole article on this matter had been published in the hindu business line. but we cant do anything man....follow the institute is only way it works :)

i agree with komal85 of having practicle training of 2 yrs. as ther may be many up & downs in a business and as a student we should experience of alll types of companies

i agree with ankit's view.aticleship for 2 yrs wud be gud...we can learn things

i think u are right soumya.... but i guess the practical work is also that much imp. ppl ae going for dummies nw a days which shows that nobod is really interested in working now... all are career oriented n think that they can work the rest of their lifes.. but i tell u working in an industry is not at all easy, u have to be well prepared n averse to the situation, the work is very demanding, n competition is hard. u need to be quick very quick with every decision u take thats what takes u to the top in any industry n that we can get only thru practical work, but yes 3 yrs is long but that is wat we have to do the rest of our lifes, isnt it?  :)

I agree with your opinion, it is not necessary to study for exactly 3 and a half years of university, this time can be shortened depending on the capacity and  smash karts needs of each student to graduate. 

 

This old debate is now overtaken: under ICAI's New Scheme of Education and Training effective 1 July 2023, practical training is two years, begun after passing one or both groups of Intermediate, with optional industrial training of 9 to 12 months within that period.