CA New Syllabus 2017 And IPCC New syllabus

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The ICAI allows Commerce Graduates/Post-Graduates (with minimum 55% marks) or Other Graduates/Post-Graduates (with minimum 60% marks) and Intermediate level passed students of Institute of Company Secretaries of India and Institute of Cost Accountants of India to enter directly to its Intermediate Course.ca course details The following steps are required to be undertaken by the eligible Graduates and Post Graduates under this route:
1. Register with the BOS for the Intermediate course (provisional registration allowed to the students doing Final year of graduation).
2. Successfully complete Four Weeks Integrated Course on Information Technology and Soft Skills (ICITSS) before the commencement of the practical training.ca details
3. Register for Three Years Practical Training.
4. Appear in Intermediate Examination after Nine months of Practical Training.
5. Qualify Intermediate Course.
6. Register for the Final Course (ca final)after qualifying both Groups of Intermediate Course.
7. Successfully complete Four Weeks Advanced ICITSS during the last two years of Practical Training.
8. Complete Practical Training.
9. Appear in Final examination (ca exam details) after completion of practical training and Advanced ICITSS.
10. Become Member
Note: Candidates who have passed the Intermediate level examination of ICSI or ICWAI and enter the CA Intermediate course directly shall be treated at par with Foundation passed students and shall have to undergo the CA course in the manner as into the Foundation passed students.
CA CPT Revised Syllabus
Paper 1Principles and Practices of Accounting100 Marks
Paper 2 (Part I)Mercantile Laws60 Marks
Paper-2 (Part-II)General English40 Marks
Paper 3Business Mathematics Logical Reasoning and Statistics100 Marks
Paper 4Business Economics & Business and Commercial Knowledge100 Marks
CA IPCC Revised New Syllabus
 Paper 1 Accounting 100 Marks
 Paper 2 Corporate and Other Laws 100 Marks
 Paper  3 Cost Accounting
 100 Marks
 Paper 4A Direct Tax Laws 60 Marks
 Paper 4B Indirect Tax Laws 40 Marks
 Paper 5 Advanced Accounting 100 Marks
 Paper 6 Auditing and Assurance 100 Marks
 Paper 7A Financial Management 60 Marks
 Paper 7B Business Economic Environment 40 Marks
 Paper 8A Information Technology 60 Marks
 Paper 8B Strategic Management 40 Marks
CA Final New Revised Syllabus
 Paper 1Financial Reporting 100 Marks
 Paper 2Strategic Financial Management 100 Marks
 Paper  3Advanced Auditing and Professional Ethics 100 Marks
 Paper 4ACorporate Laws 60 Marks
 Paper 4BOther Economic Laws 40 Marks
 Paper 5Advanced Management Accounting 100 Marks
 Paper 6AFinancial Services and Capital Markets 50 Marks
 Paper 6BInformation Systems Control and Audit 50 Marks
 Paper 7AAdvanced Direct Tax Laws 70 Marks
 Paper 7BInternational Taxation 30 Marks
 Paper 8B Advanced Indirect Laws 100 Marks
Highlights of the New Revised CA Course
  • The President of ICAI, M.Devaraja Reddy, announced that the new CA Syllabus has been approved by the Corporate Affiars ministry and yet to be approved by the Law Affairs Ministry.
  • Once approved, it is likely to be made applicable from November 2017 exams. Existing students under old syllabus will be chance for few attempts before being converted to the new curriculum.
  • Under new syllabus, many changes were brought in all three levels i.e., CPT, IPCC and Final.
  • CPT syllabus will then be for 400 marks, with two theory and two objective type papers.
  • CA IPCC Syllabus will have 8 subjects. Ethics and Communication part will be removed from Law Paper. Financial Management will then be moved to second group carrying 100 marks.
  • CA Final will have a new subject named ‘Capital Markets’ in the Second Group, for 50 Marks sharing the paper with ISCA.
Requested to contact ICAI chapter/branches for further doubts/clarifications.
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