CIA

The CIA exam is a self-study exam and does not require a prescribed curriculum. Candidates may choose their own method of preparing or practicing for the exam. Candidates must hold an Associate degree or higher to be approved into one of The IIAs certification programs. Common equivalents are a Foundation Degree, Diploma of Higher Education, Higher National Diploma, or three A-level certificates with a grade of C or higher are also acceptable. Acceptable Documents:
Copy of your degree, official transcripts, or A-level certificates. Letter from university confirming degree. Letter from evaluation services confirming degree level. If you have achieved a Certificate or qualification outside of the US that is not a formal university degree, but meet degree equivalency standards, you will need to provide an official equivalency report from a credential evaluation service. Please note the report must be in English and cannot be issued by the same governing body that awarded your Certificate or qualification. This document should be uploaded within the certification programme application process in the educational upload field.

Accountants are vital support function of the organisation and trained accountants have good career opportunities. Certified Industrial Accountant + SAP course offered by ICA have been designed to meet the needs of the industry. The courses prepare accountants who are totally relevant for any industry. Students are taught Business Computer Application, Financial Accounting, Advanced Practical Accounts, Banking, Payroll & Investments, Taxation, R. O. C, Excise & Service Tax, due to which they are in high demand due to their knowledge in accounts and practical orientation. Students are also trained on SAP with respect to accounts receivable/payable and navigation in SAP. The eligibility criteria for the course is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognised board. Unfortunately, Diploma after 10th is not considered equivalent to 10+2, therefore such candidates are not eligible for CIP + SAP course. Also, course is not aligned to your basic qualification.