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Scope Academy offers CA courses, tuition classes for 10th and 11th-12th accounts group. With experienced teachers and a supportive environment, we believe in the power of education to unlock potential. Join us on this educational journey to achieve your goals.

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We offer CA course training for aspiring students.

10th & 12th Tuition

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We provide tuition classes for students in the accounts group of 11th and 12th standard and 10th Standard.

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‘We need more than 30 lakh new CAs by 2047,’ ICAI’s new President shares future plans

Setting up the expectations of the institutes, Agarwal said that by 2047, India will need more than 30 lakh new CAs to cater to the growing economy. “For every one trillion dollar growth in the economy, there is an expected requirement of 1 lakh chartered accountants. By the time India reaches its 100 years of independence, there will be an expected requirement of 30 lakh CAs,” said Agarwal.

How to become a CA after 12th

Becoming a Chartered Accountant (CA) after completing the 12th standard involves a well-structured process that typically includes three stages: Foundation, Intermediate, and Final.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to become a CA after completing 12th grade:

1. Choose the Commerce Stream
   In high school (10th grade), opt for the Commerce stream as it is the most suitable stream for aspiring Chartered Accountants. Commerce subjects such as Accountancy, Economics, and Business Studies will provide a solid foundation for your CA studies.

2. Enroll in a CA Foundation Course
   After completing your 12th standard, you can register for the CA Foundation course. Registration for the course is done through the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), the governing body for CAs in India. You can find the registration details on the ICAI website.

3. Complete the CA Foundation Course
   The CA Foundation course consists of four subjects, which are divided into two groups.

FAQs:

1. Who is CA (Chartered Accountant)?
   A Chartered Accountant (CA) is a professional accountant who has completed a series of rigorous qualifications and examinations, becoming a full member of a recognized accounting body. CAs possess expertise in accounting, finance, taxation, auditing, and related areas. They play a crucial role in financial reporting, business advisory, and ensuring compliance with financial regulations.

2. How to become a CA (Chartered Accountant)?
   To become a CA, aspiring individuals need to follow these steps:
   a) Enroll in the CA Foundation course after 12th grade.
   b) Complete the CA Foundation course and register for the CA Intermediate course.
   c) Clear the CA Intermediate exams and undergo Articleship training for practical experience.
   d) Register for the CA Final course and pass the final exams.
   e) Complete GMCS (General Management and Communication Skills) training.
   f) Apply for membership with the respective accounting body to become a Chartered Accountant.

3. Skills to become a CA (Chartered Accountant):
   Becoming a successful CA requires the following skills:
   a) Strong financial acumen and understanding of accounting principles.
   b) Analytical and problem-solving skills to address complex financial situations.
   c) Attention to detail to ensure accurate financial reporting.
   d) Ethical conduct and integrity to uphold professional standards.
   e) Effective communication for conveying financial information clearly.
   f) Time management to handle multiple tasks and meet deadlines.
   g) Adaptability and continuous learning to stay updated with industry changes.
   h) Leadership and teamwork to excel in managerial roles and collaborations.

4. How Long it takes to become a CA?
   The duration to become a CA varies but typically takes around 4.5 to 5 years. It involves completing the CA Foundation course (4-6 months), CA Intermediate course (8-9 months), a minimum of 2.5 to 3 years of Articleship training, and the CA Final course (10-12 months). Factors such as exam attempts and Articleship duration may slightly influence the timeline.

5. Tips for CA Aspirants:
   Aspiring CAs can follow these tips for a successful journey:
   a) Start early and build a strong foundation in accounting.
   b) Stay consistent with your studies and practice regularly.
   c) Join a reputable coaching institute for guidance.
   d) Focus on improving weak areas and reviewing challenging topics.
   e) Stay updated with changes in the CA curriculum and laws.
   f) Maintain a work-life balance for optimal performance.
   g) Believe in yourself and stay positive throughout the process.
   h) Take mock tests and practice previous exam papers.
   i) Seek support from mentors and experienced professionals.
   j) Persevere through challenges and remain dedicated to your goal.