CA Intermediate FAQs
What is CA course?
Chartered accountancy is a professional qualification in the accounting/financing industry wherein a CA is expected to work towards the management of finances for an entity. This includes managing financial accounts, budgeting, auditing, business strategy, and taxation.
Levels of CA
The CA course requires students to pass 3 levels, namely –
CA Foundation – Entry-level test for the CA course that is conducted twice a year in May & November, formerly called the Common Proficiency Test (CPT)
CA Inter/IPCC – Second examination which can be taken up after clearing the CA Foundation exam.
CA Final – The final level exam after clearing the CA Inter exam and required training.
What is CA Intermediate?
CA Inter or the CA Intermediate exam is the second level of the CA Examination Course after the CA Foundation. It’s the primary stage within the CA Course to supply a candidate with in-depth knowledge of the varied aspects of Finance and Accounting.
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