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hai iam nandan plese give me a solution for this question,

i complete my sslc and i do bcom in distance educationly, so i had no plus two so can i join ca ( kindly give me a answer)

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hai iam nandan plese give me a solution for this question,

i complete my sslc and i do bcom in distance educationly, so i had no plus two so can i join ca ( kindly give me a answer)

The aspiring candidate for a CA exam should have cleared the Senior Secondary Examination (10+2). Students waiting for (10+2) results can also apply.So you need to complete +2 or equivalent examination.There is no restriction in terms of age or percentage secured in (10+2).You can undergo a coaching during your +2 program or after +2 and later you can approach for CA entrance examination that is CPT. But it is mandatory to have complete +2 or equivalent stage.

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Details of CA course

Eligibility

The candidate must have passed the +2 level of examination in any stream conducted by a recognised institute. After qualifying the +2 level of examination, candidates are eligible to write CPT(Competency Professional Test) conducted by ICAI.

Eligibility for exemption from CPT.

Commerce graduates with 50% marks
Non-commerce graduates with 55% marks (without maths)
Non-commerce graduates with Maths with 60%.

Course

The CA course has been divided into three stages.
Competency Professional Test (CPT)
Professional Competency Course (PCC)

Final Course

Practical training prescribed by ICAI
100 Hours of Information Technology Training
3½ years of articled training
General Management and Communication Skills Course

For further information, refer to the official website of ICAI.

good luck !!

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