CA

ACCA have a good scope in the present as well as future. It provides job opportunities in the following sectors:- Financial Services, Industry/Commerce and Public Sector in which Professionals can also work for Education & Health departments, Local government organizations & Non-Profit Organizations. The main advantage is that ACCA has global accountancy partnerships. Therefore It delivers value to accountants around the world. This course contains the following subjects:Financial Accounting, Management Accounting, Financial Reporting, Taxation, Company Law, Audit, Assurance & Financial Management. Following completion of up to 14 professional examinations and three years of supervised, relevant accountancy experience, it enables an individual to become a Chartered Certified Accountant. For entry to ACCAs qualification, you should have completed 18 years of age and qualified the 10+2 exams with an aggregate of 65% in Mathematics/Accounts and English and a minimum of 50%in other subjects. The ACCA professional examinations are offered worldwide twice yearly, in June and December.

Hi, ACCA is basically stands for Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. It is similar to CA course but the main difference is that the CA from ICAI is the only one qualification that allows a person to practice as a Chartered Accountant in India, while ACCA is the one qualification that can be called a truly global Chartered Accountancy qualification. It delivers value to accountants around the world. ACCA has global accountancy partnerships. Those who have a knack for mathematics and statistics should pursue ACCA. Core accounting skills will be developed by this course. This qualification enhances your knowledge and understanding in this field. ACCA helps you obtain a prosperous and rewarding career. This course contains the following 7 subjects:
Financial Accounting, Management Accounting, Financial Reporting, Taxation, Company Law, Audit, Assurance & Financial Management. Following completion of up to 14 professional examinations and three years of supervised, relevant accountancy experience, it enables an individual to become a Chartered Certified Accountant. For entry to ACCAs qualification, you should have completed 18 years of age and qualified the 10+2 exams with an aggregate of 65% in Mathematics/Accounts and English and a minimum of 50%in other subjects. The ACCA professional examinations are offered worldwide twice yearly, in June and December.