How to Become Chartered Áccountent

Carrier of Chartered Accountant is long-term and professional.
Minimum five years spends to done c.a. study.
Eligibility for Become C.A. for student carrier starts from class 10th.
Student passing out Two steps.
1. CBSE Board 2. STATE Board

after completed 10th class. Various Educational Field taking field palace like
Science,Biology, Arts,Agriculture,Commerce,ITI,Polytechnic College,etc

For Chartered Accountant -Commerce stream is more impotent.
Pass Intermediate stream student register for CA.

Entrance exam is CPT Test. be eligible for ipcc group in various module,student should get marks 50+above
For this entrance test total objective question is 200 in which minimum 100 no. marks compulsory to qualify.

entrance test complete student talent known us commerce graduate B.com degree level.
Then Other Bachelor Degree student can register for IPCC Exam.

IPCC Exam has a various group process.Student should complete all group in Two year Period.

IPCC Exam complete student register for CA Final.
Minimum half of Century % compulsory.
Period of CA-Final exam two years. during ca final exam student should pass incomplete subject.
and then according to Institute of Chartered Accountants of India complete computer training 290 O'clock and approve for certificate.
ICAI Provide certificate of C.A. to become professional...

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