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Chartered Accountancy is the leading business qualification specializing in the highly technical fields of accounting, auditing and finance. Chartered Accountants are enjoying endless opportunities in public practice, capital markets, industry and consultancy firms. They are making their mark in large multinational and challenging new ventures.
| WHO CAN JOIN CA? |
Students who qualify ANY ONE of the following criteria can join CA
 Intermediate
Graduation
Post Graduate
Note: students have to pass Pre-Entry Proficiency Test (PPT) to get admission in CA
| PRE-ENTRY PROFICIENCY TEST (PPT) |
Pre-Entry Proficiency Test (PPT) is mandatory for all entrants opting for any route amongst various routes of entry for acquiring CA qualification except those who are exempt from PPT.
| ELIGIBILITY FOR PPT |
The Directorate has also prescribed the minimum education requirement for being eligible to apply for PPT which is as follows:
HSSC with at least 45% marks;
A-Level with minimum two passes; or
Graduation with 2nd Division.
| EXEMPTIONS FROM PPT |
HSC with atleast 60% marks;
A-Level with minimum two Cs;
Graduation with 1st Division (or equivalent grades) from recognized universities;
Post graduation.
Such candidates will be required to obtain necessary exemptions from Directorate-Examinations by filling a prescribed form and paying prescribed fee.
| SALIENT FEATURES OF PPT |
Duration |
1 hour & 45 minutes |
English |
60 |
Arithmetic & Logic |
20 |
General Knowledge |
20 |
Frequency |
March, June, September and December |
| EXEMPTIONS |
Bright and intelligent minds are encouraged to pursue Chartered Accountancy as a profession and examinations are allowed to Quality Students at entry level.
Candidates seeking exemptions under any of the schemes or required to apply on the prescribed form along with the prescribed fee and supporting documents/certificates as mentioned on the form of the Directorate of Examinations before the prescribed date of submission of examinations forms.
All the examinations will be approved by the Director of Examinations, after scrutiny of each case independently.
| PAPER(S) – A1, A2, B3 |
| PAPER(S) – A1, A2, B3 |
HSC Candidates |
- Minimum 70% marks in aggregate
- Minimum 75% marks in relevant paper(s) from which candidate is seeking exemption.
- 70% match of course content of relevant paper(s) |
| ‘A’ Levels Candidates |
- Minimum two Bs on an overall basis
- Minimum B in relevant paper(s) from which candidate is seeking exemption
- 70% match of course content of relevant paper(s) |
| Graduates (With 2 - 3 years graduate Degree) from HEC recognized university |
- Minimum 70% marks in aggregate
- Minimum 75% marks in relevant subject(s) from which candidate is seeking exemption
- 70% match of course content of relevant paper(s) |
PAPER(S) OF MODULE A & B |
Exemptions for Graduate with 4 years degree or foreign Graduates with 3 years degree or Post Graduates |
- Minimum 70% marks in relevant paper(s) of Module A and B from which the candidate is seeking exemption
- 70% match of course content of relevant paper(s) |
| PAPERS DETAILS FOR CA PROGRAM |
| FOUNDATION |
A |
A1 |
Functional English |
March & September |
| A2 |
Quantitative Methods |
| B |
B3 |
Introduction to Economics and Finance |
March & September |
| B4 |
Introduction to Financial Accounting |
| B5 |
Mercantile Law |
| INTERMEDIATE |
C |
C6 |
Financial Accounting |
March & September |
| C7 |
Taxation |
| C8 |
Business Communication and Behavioral Studies |
| D |
D9 |
Company Law |
March & September |
| D10 |
Cost Accounting |
| D11 |
Auditing |
| D12 |
Information Technology |
| FINAL |
E |
E13 |
Information Technology, Management, Audit and Control |
June & December |
| E14 |
Advanced Accounting and Financial Reporting |
| E15 |
Corporate Law |
| E16 |
Business Management |
| F |
F17 |
Management Accounting |
June & December |
| F18 |
Business Finance Decision |
| F19 |
Advanced Taxation |
| F20 |
Advanced Auditing |
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