hello revanth,

as per the question , for becoming CA after graduation you just have go the following steps,

1. The percentage required for CA after graduation is as follows:

A minimum of 55% for commerce graduates or postgraduates

A minimum of 60% for Arts/Humanities/Science graduates or postgraduates

The minimum duration to pursue CA after graduation is 3 years as you can directly take IPCC exams after 9 months from registering yourself after which you also need to complete 2.5-3 Years of Articleship to become a Chartered Accountant.

You can pursue CA after graduation by getting the CPT exemption if you have the specified percentage of marks required to get exempted from the CPT exam and then you can directly begin your articleship and further take the IPCC exams.

To get admission into CA after graduation 2021, graduates or postgraduate students in the Commerce stream require a minimum of 55% while graduates or postgraduate students from non-commerce stream need a minimum of 60% to be eligible to directly apply for CA Intermediate.

2. eligibility requirements you need to fulfil in order to apply for CA after graduation or completing XIIth grade:

Students must have secured at least 55% marks in their graduation/post-graduation if from a Commerce-related field. Those wanting to study CA after graduation need to have studied at least three commerce-related subjects such as Accounting, Auditing, Economics, Corporate Laws, Taxation, Costing amongst others.

On the other hand, if your graduation/post-graduation is from a non-commerce background, the minimum marks can climb up to 60%.

You need to clear the Company Secretary (CS) intermediate exams conducted by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India or the (CWA) intermediate exams conducted by the Institute of Cost Accountants of India.

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Hello Revanth,

CA exams are conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants (ICAI) and require one to clear three examinations viz. CPT, IPCC and Final CA. IPCC exam consists of two groups. After clearing one of the groups, a student is required to register for articleship with an experienced Chartered Accountant for a period of at least two and a half years. After clearing both groups of IPCC and successfully completing your articleship you can appear for the Final CA exam. Like IPCC, Final CA has two groups as well. After clearing both the groups, you can proudly affix CA before your name.

Thanku.