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The document outlines the process and requirements to become a Chartered Accountant (CA) in India. It discusses the three levels: (1) CA Foundation, (2) CA Intermediate, and (3) CA Final. Each level has different subjects and passing criteria. To become a CA, candidates must pass all three levels and complete 3 years of article training.

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The document outlines the process and requirements to become a Chartered Accountant (CA) in India. It discusses the three levels: (1) CA Foundation, (2) CA Intermediate, and (3) CA Final. Each level has different subjects and passing criteria. To become a CA, candidates must pass all three levels and complete 3 years of article training.

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C.

A (Chartered Accountant)
The exam is divided into three levels –

1. CA Foundation

2. CA Intermediate

3. CA Final

(1) Foundation: you will be eligible for May/June and December attempt of CA
FOUNDATION respectively.

A Brief Outline of CA Foundation Syllabus

 PAPER – 1: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF ACCOUNTING (3 Hours,


100 Marks)
 PAPER – 2: BUSINESS LAWS AND BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE
AND REPORTING (3 Hours, 100 Marks)
Section A: Business Laws (60 Marks)
Section B: Business Correspondence and Reporting (40 Marks)
Part – I: Communication
Part – II: Sentence Types and Word Power
Part – III: Comprehension Passages and Note Making
Part – IV: Developing Writing Skills
 PAPER –3: BUSINESS MATHEMATICS, LOGICAL REASONING AND
STATISTICS (2 Hours, 100 Marks)
Section A: Business Mathematics (40 Marks)
Section B: Logical Reasoning (20 Marks)
Section C: Statistics (40 Marks)
 PAPER – 4: BUSINESS ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS AND
COMMERCIAL KNOWLEDGE (2 Hours, 100 Marks)
Section A: Business Economics (60 Marks)
Section B: Business and Commercial Knowledge (40 Marks)
Along with these, the candidates are also required to keep themselves
updated with Financial and Business news.

For detailed Syllabus visit: https://www.icai.org/post.html?post_id=13633

Exam Pattern for CA Foundation

 CA foundation exam is an offline exam that is conducted twice a year.


You can appear in CA foundation examination in both English and Hindi
language.
 Each paper carries a maximum of 100 marks and the time period allowed
is 3 hours or 2 hours.
 Paper 1 and 2 are subjective papers while paper 3 and 4 are objective
papers. The objective question will have negative marking for wrong
answers, 0.25 will be deducted for every wrong answer.
 The candidates are required to score a minimum of 40% in each subject
and an aggregate of 50% in all papers to clear the CA foundation
examination.

(2) Intermediate: held in May & November Every Year, After Clearing your
IPCC level you have to undergo training of 3 years as article trainee in firm.

List of subjects and marks


Subject for both groups   Marks

Total 100
Paper – 1: Accounting (Group 1)
marks 

Total 100
Paper – 2: Corporate and Other Laws (Group 1)
marks 

Total 100
Paper – 3: Cost and Management Accounting (Group 1)
marks 

Total 100
Paper – 4: Taxation (Group 1)
marks 

Total 100
Paper – 5: Advanced Accounting (Group 2)
marks 

Total 100
Paper – 6: Auditing and Assurance (Group 2)
marks 

Paper – 7: Enterprise Information Systems and Strategic Total 100


Management (Group 2)  marks 

Paper – 8: Financial Management and Economics for Total 100


Finance (Group 2) marks 
CA Intermediate Exam Pattern 2020:  Marking scheme and passing
criteria

AS per the pattern of CA intermediate exam 2020, the marking scheme


and passing criteria for the exam is as given below:  

1. The candidates will have to score a minimum fifty percent marks


in the group to qualify the exam.
2. The question paper will be of maximum 100 marks, and minimum
forty percent marks are required to clear the individual paper.  
3. There will be no negative marking as per the exam pattern of CA
intermediate 2020.
4. If the candidates are appearing for both groups then the calculation
of fifty percent qualifying marks will be done from the total of
both groups. The total should be a minimum 400 marks to clear the
exam. 
5. To get exemption in any paper the candidates will have to secure a
minimum sixty marks in that paper. 

(3)Final:  held in May & November Every Year, and clearing that you will be
a chartered accountant (Voila..!)

Papers as per Old Marks per


Papers as per New Syllabus  
Syllabus paper 

Group – 1

Paper – 1 Financial Total 100


Paper – 1 Financial Reporting
Reporting marks 

Paper – 2 Strategic Financial Paper – 2 Strategic Total 100


Management Financial Management marks 
Paper – 3 Advanced
Paper – 3 Advanced Auditing and Total 100
Auditing & Professional
Professional Ethics marks 
Ethics

Paper – 4 Corporate and Paper – 4 Corporate and Total 100


Economic Laws Allied Laws marks 

Group – 2 

Paper – 5Strategic Cost


Paper – 5 Advanced Total 100
Management and Performance
Management Accounting marks 
Evaluation

Paper – 6 Information
Total 100
Paper – 6 A Risk Management Systems Control and
marks 
Audit

Paper – 6 B Financial Services Total 100


and Capital Markets marks 

Paper – 6 C International Total 100


Taxation marks 

Total 100
Paper – 6 D Economic Laws
marks 

Paper – 6 E Global Financial Total 100


Reporting Standards
marks 

Paper – 6 F Multidisciplinary Total 100


Case Study marks 

Paper – 7 Direct Tax Laws and Paper – 7 Direct Tax Total 100
International Taxation Laws marks 

Paper – 8 Indirect Tax Total 100


Paper – 8 Indirect Tax Laws
Laws marks 

What is the marking Scheme as per ICAI and passing criteria as per the
CA Final Exam Pattern 2020?

The marking scheme and passing criteria of CA final exam as per the exam
pattern of ICAI  is given below:

1. As per the exam pattern of CA final 2020, every paper of the exam will
be of 100 marks. 
2. The applicants will have to score a minimum forty percent marks in
each subject to clear the group.  
3. There will be no negative marking as per the pattern of CA final exam
2020. 
4. In aggregate the minimum required marks are fifty percent as per the
pattern of CA final exam.
5. The applicants who will score sixty percent marks or more in any
paper will be able to claim the exemption in the CA final exam as per
the provided pattern.

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