No Need to CPT

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JIGYASOO RATHORE

420 Points Posted on 13 June 2011

CA aspirants need not clear CPT, Removing extra 15 mnts ..

Posted Date : 13-Jun-2011 , 07:03:03 | Posted By Admin

ICAI president G Ramaswamy told the media on Saturday that students who have completed two years of graduation can directly appear for Intermediate Proficiency Competency Course (IPCC) - which is the final step in becoming a CA - after doing apprenticeship. Even those students who have not appeared for Std XII exam but have done a diploma and a vocational course followed by two years of graduation also need not appear for CPT.

Presently, application forms for enrolling for CPT course are available at five certified registration centres (CRCs) in India. In order to facilitate students, the ICAI has decided to launch online CPT registration facility through CRCs where students across the country can register themselves for the CPT course by simply walking into the local ICAI office and pay the fee online (through credit or debit card).

ICAI Nagpur chief Kavita Loya said that the organization had entered into an MOU with several universities and was in the process of tying up with many others. CA Julfesh Shah said that ICAI was extending support to Omani finance professionals and was working on a tie up with its counterpart in New Zealand. (Times of India)

Replies (13)

Syed Farzan

CA IPCC

748 Points Posted on 13 June 2011

I learned that now there is no need to clear a group of IPCC to start articleship. Is it true and, what conditions....?

AND

Is there any percentage criteria asked by ICAI for the 2 years of graduation of a student to enter into CA course...?

CA ADITYA SHARMA

CA IN PRACTICE

16719 Points Posted on 13 June 2011

no official announcement yet

Kapil Rao

CA Final MCOM (Accountancy)

804 Points Posted on 13 June 2011

I gt this info. from CARockers club. I also want to know is this really true ??????????

praveen

Chartered Accountant

6971 Points Posted on 13 June 2011

I think it has come up in some of the news papers also ...

SO I THINK IT IS TRUE...

JIGYASOO RATHORE

420 Points Posted on 13 June 2011

we think

Aditya20

113 Points Posted on 13 June 2011

Originally posted by : Farzan

I learned that now there is no need to clear a group of IPCC to start articleship. Is it true and, what conditions....?

AND

Is there any percentage criteria asked by ICAI for the 2 years of graduation of a student to enter into CA course...?

FOR COMMERCE GRADUATE 55 PERCENT AND NON COMMERCE GRADUATE SIXTY PERCENT

Praveen Gaur

$$$-Student-$$$

213 Points Posted on 14 June 2011

Please reffer the link if this news is officialy announce on the web site of ICAI.

Syed Farzan

CA IPCC

748 Points Posted on 14 June 2011

Originally posted by : Aditya20
	FOR COMMERCE GRADUATE 55 PERCENT AND NON COMMERCE GRADUATE SIXTY PERCENT

Aditya .. are you sure about this..?

CA Arun Kr. Dubey

Accounts Audit Taxation

48 Points Posted on 14 June 2011

Well I had also listen this news that no need to CPT if you had completed 2 years of graduation....But, is there any percentage criteria or any other eligibility requirement I am not sure about that.

And this information/announcement is still not updated on the institute official website icai.org . So we'll have to wait for their updation to get it confirmed till it is updated on the site.

Lets see what announcement they had actually made.

But removal of 15minutes is not fair at all for the students appearing for exams.

Aditya20

113 Points Posted on 14 June 2011

Originally posted by : Farzan
	Originally posted by : Aditya20 I M DAMN SURE FARZAN FOR COMMERCE GRADUATE 55 PERCENT AND NON COMMERCE GRADUATE SIXTY PERCENT Aditya .. are you sure about this..?

Bhanu Prakash Rao

Think Beyond Stay Ahead...!

1069 Points Posted on 14 June 2011

CAI president G Ramaswamy told the media on Saturday that students who have completed two years of graduation can directly appear for Intermediate Proficiency Competency Course (IPCC) - which is the final step in becoming a CA - after doing apprenticeship. Even those students who have not appeared for Std XII exam but have done a diploma and a vocational course followed by two years of graduation also need not appear for CPT.

Dear JIGYASOO RATHORE what it mean that "which is the final step in becoming a CA"?