ICAI

Cost and Management Accounting (ICWAI or CMA) is course in which student learn about the Management Accounting ,auditing and Cost Accounting.
This course main focus is Cost Accounting however you will learn other finance related subjects also.
After completing the CMA or ICWAI you can become Cost Accountant of any company/organization and will be able to help the company in reduction of cost of the production .
This course is run by one institution ICMA all over India.
It has more than 65 centers in India,you will also find any center near your city through it's official website.
Collect the admission form from the center and submit.
Admissions are usually open throughout the year.
The CWA course exams (Foundation, Intermediate and Final) are conducted twice a year in June month and in December.
ELIGIBILITY FOR ICWAI
10+2 passed or equivalent qualification.
Graduated can enroll for II stage examination directly and can skip the I stage.
There are 3 stages in ICWAI
FOUNDATION
EXECUTIVE
FINAL
ICWA : Foundation level subjects
Paper 1 : Organization & Management Fundamentals
Paper 2 : Accounting
Paper 3 : Economics and Business Fundamentals
Paper 4:Business Mathematics and Statistics Fundamentals
[All paper are of Three Hours and 100 marks]
ICWA :; Intermediate /executive course comprises of two Groups.
Group-I
Financial Accounting
Commercial & Industrial Laws and Auditing
Applied Direct Taxation
Group-II
Cost and Management Accounting
Operation Management & Information System
Applied Indirect Taxation
The program is offered through two mode correspondence as well as through oral coaching at ICWAI study centers
The fee structure could varies accordingly.

ICAI (Institute of Chartered Accountants of India) and ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) both are Chartered Accountancy body but there is huge difference between both.
ICAI members allows to perform audit and other related function in India. While in case of ACCA, it is not recognized in India. ACCA gives global exposure but it has no value in India as compare to CA(ICAI). Unless you are working with Big4 or MNC. ACCA is mainly accepted in Gulf, European and Southeast Asian courtiers.
So if you are planning to choose any one of them then you have to consider where you want to go. If you are planning to stay in India then CA is better then ACCA. For other countries, ACCA is better. Also, if you are Indian CA then you have to give only 5 papers.
Since both have different geographical area you have to choose accordingly.