Can We Write Ipcc Without Cpt?

Can We Write Ipcc Without Cpt?
Yes, you can appear for IPCC without CPT only if you have completed your graduation with atleast 55 % marks. Benefits of doing CPT : After clearing CPT you have to clear atleast one group of IPCC before starting your articlship . If you are doing IPCC after CPT you get enough time to prepare for IPCC exams.

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Similarly, is Articleship compulsory for IPCC?

But if you register for IPCC under direct entry graduation scheme, then articleship is must in order to write IPCC exams. Fees will be around 11k. You may also require to do ITT and Orientation for which you may need to pay another 7k.

Also, can I start Articleship before IPCC? Students enrolling for the CA Curriculum under the direct entry scheme after Graduation/ Post Graduation have to start their articleship training before appearing for the Intermediate Level (IPCC). Students are required to complete a total of 3 years of articleship training under a CA (equivalent to internship).

Accordingly, can we do IPCC after BCOM?

Students who are qualified in CPT or graduate / post graduates in commerce with 55%, other graduates or post graduates with 60% can apply directly for the IPCC. So, simply you need to either clear your CPT exams or get minimum 55% of total marks in your B.com to get enroll in IPCC.

Can graduates directly apply for IPCC?

Graduates are eligible to apply directly to Integrated professional competence course (IPCC). To enroll yourself for IPCC after you should first have to undergo registration process. There are three levels in IPCC,out of which Accounting technician level is optional.

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Can I do CA without Articleship?

If you don't complete your articleship and suppose it is possible to appear for CA FINAL without Articleship, and you also passed CA FINAL. You can't do anything even after passing CA. You can not even file IT return why because you skipped your Articleship. So enjoy your articleship.
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