CA

CA or Chartered Accountancy is one of the most reputed designations across the world. It takes immense amount hard work and focus to become a qualified CA. This article focuses on all the basics of CS course. Here you will definitely good knowledge about How to become a Chartered Accountant.
Chartered Accountant (CA) course details :
The Chartered Accountancy course and profession in India is regulated by The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), New Delhi.
Step by step procedure to Become Chartered Accountant:
(CA) comprises of 4 important levels.
1) Common Proficiency Test (CPT)
2) Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC)/IPCE
3) Three years articleship/training under a practising CA
4) CA (Final)
The requirements to become a chartered accountant are as follows:
Register for CPT:
Register with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) for Common Proficiency Test (CPT) after passing class 10th examination.
Appear and pass CPT:
Appear for CPT examination after appearing in 10+2 examination and after completion of period of at least 60 days from the date of registration for CPT with the Board of Studies as on the first day of the month in which examination is to be held, viz., students registered on or before 1st April/1st October will be eligible to appear in June/December examination, as the case may be.
IPCC registration:
Register for Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC). Candidate should pass both CPT and 10+2 before registering for Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC). Registration for IPCC should be done 9 months before the first day of the month in which exam is to be held. IPCC has total 7 papers (Group 1+Group 2). Group I is composed of four papers and Group 2 is composed of three papers. Passing Group I is necessary for commencing Articleship.
ITT and Orientation :
Successfully complete 100 hours Information Technology Training (ITT). Orientation and ITT are to be completed before registering for the Articleship. Successfully complete orientation course of one week spanning 35 hours and covering topics, such as, personality development, communication skills, office procedure, business environment, general commercial knowledge, etc.
Appear and pass IPCC Group I Exam:
You can appear and pass Group I or both the groups of Integrated Professional Competence Examination (IPCE).

Hi,
Career Opportunities after CA - Are you confused about your career, as you are about to clear your CA Final exam? Is it a dilemma choosing a chartered accountancy (CA) course over other courses to pursue, as you are unaware of what career it would make possible? Well, we can resolve all your post-CA career issues if you are planning to do CA, doing it, or have completed it. While your thoughts may be limited to taxation and audit jobs as career opportunities after CA, let us expand your vision and share some more options you may have.
Top Career options for Chartered Accountants
Audit and Taxation
Project Finance/Financial Advisory
Investment Banking
Banking and Financial Services
Outsourcing
Academics
Corporate Sector
Chartered Accountancy Salary
Chartered Accountant is one of the best paid jobs and rewarding field. Though, they are hired both at the private and public organisation, yet after globalisation, their importance and remuneration has increased manifolds, especially in the corporate sector. The salary of the CAs at the entry level ranges from 25, 000 to 30, and 000. After experience, one may earned up to lakhs of rupees.
Job opportunities in Chartered Accountancy
Employment opportunities in CA are exciting. The field of chartered accountancy has in-depth job potential. After doing the course of CA, one can get good placement in finance, investment consultancy and fund management. However, a person wishing to practice in India or abroad needs to get a certificate from ICAI. If you are CA along with MBA, has extra advantage with better job prospect and salary. A CA having the experiences of 4 to 5 years may get salary from Rs 50, 000- 1 lakh per month. It all depends upon the judging acumen of accountancy from the candidate side. High paying jobs are available in banks, PSUs, auditing firms, finance companies, mutual funds, portfolio management companies, investment houses, stock broking firms, legal firms, legal house, patent firms, attorneys, trade mark and copyright registers.
All the best.

Hello Ram,
There are lots of courses which you can do after B.Com, it is just that opt for a course in the field which incites you. Courses like:-
1) Digital marketing
2) MBA
(and then take the exam of the specialized officers in banks).
3) M.Com
4) Law
5) Forensic accounting
6) Photography
7) Psychology
8) Animation
9) Interior designing
10) Journalism
One more thing I would like to suggest you is that do an internship while doing any course so that your efficiency will increase and even you can earn while learning and getting work experience.
Moreover, don't think about salary. Salary will depend only upon your efficiency. Just after finishing your course you may get more than INR 40,000 provided you are that much capable and efficient.
At the end, think twice before you choose any course that too in terms of your interest and not money.
All the best.
Please feel free to revert.

Distraction - This is a very basic challenge which people find when they appear for CA exams. With a number of distraction options in the society and social network, this will be a big challenge.
Fatigue - CA syllabus is voluminous in nature, this makes people get fatigue easily. Although people sit with books, topics might not be moving fast. This will be a major problem. According to me, it's easy to remove this challenge. While you start your preparation, be slow (make it 3 to 4 hours a day ) slowly increase the hours as days progress.
Comparison - this problem will be there for anyone who discusses CA preparation with friends. How many did you complete? What have you completed? These discussions increase your stress factor and disturb you mentally. Avoid it. Every one of us has their own speed, who finishes topic first is not a matter of evaluation.

Just after the results are out, it would be the best days of your life because that happiness of clearing the toughest exams in India and across the world is superb.
But after that, things will definitely get tough because then the confusion comes, you don't know what to do, Which type of profile to go for? To go in the industry or to go for practice?
Right from preparing for the exam to your preparing of CV to sending and applying for the right companies, if you are lucky, you might get your desired job. But, if you are, it can get very frustrating - giving interviews, following up, finding contacts, facing rejections, etc.
You are going to spend at least one-third of your time at work so no matter what, you have to try and make it a good time. That is why sometimes it's actually the decision before getting the job which becomes very important.