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Friday, May 30, 2008
Courses and eligibility
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Banking cources in Tamil Nadu.
The growth of the economy have also increased the importance of the Banking sector in Tamil Nadu. And today these banks have become important employer for trained professionals. As these Banks need specially trained professionals, various institutes in Tamil Nadu are offering courses in Banking. While the management courses in Banking are generally most preferred by the students, certificate courses in Banking and Diploma courses in Banking have also become poplar over the years. Some institutes may also offer a Bachelor degree in Banking. Thus, these Banking Courses are meant to train individuals in the ares of marketing, management, planning, handling of loans, public issues, mutual funds and other important areas in Finance. Successful completion of these Banking Courses in Tamil Nadu generally bring in handsome remuneration.
On this page, we have tried to list various institutes offering Banking Courses and colleges in Tamil Nadu. These institutes and colleges may be spread across various cities of Tamil Nadu. We have attempted to provide accurate details about the colleges and institutes courses in Banking in Tamil Nadu, however if you come across any discrepancy in the Banking courses or details of the institutes in Tamil Nadu, then please do write to us about it. We welcome any kind of feedback that would improve the quality of this site, a site that strives to provide the best on the Institutes offering Banking courses in Tamil Nadu.
Banking Career
Below mentioned are the Banking Course Institutes in Tamil Nadu
Banking Courses in Tamil Nadu
Name & Address Phone & E-mail Degree / Course Eligibility Course Duration
University of Madras,
Centenary Buildings,Chepauk Campus,
Chennai - 600005 Ph: 25368496, 25368778 Extn: 205, 25368778
Ext No: 341,
Fax:25368496
Email: coe@unom.ac.in
Annamalai University,
Annamalai Nagar - 608 002
Tamil Nadu Ph: 04144-238259 / 48 / 63 Fax: 04144-238080, Email: info@annamalaiuniv.ac.in
Website: www.annamalainiversity.ac.in
Bhartidasan University,
Palkalaiperur
Tiruchirappalli-620024
Tamil Nadu, INDIA Ph: 0431- 2407092 Fax: 240704, Website: Website: www.bdu.ac.in/
On this page, we have tried to list various institutes offering Banking Courses and colleges in Tamil Nadu. These institutes and colleges may be spread across various cities of Tamil Nadu. We have attempted to provide accurate details about the colleges and institutes courses in Banking in Tamil Nadu, however if you come across any discrepancy in the Banking courses or details of the institutes in Tamil Nadu, then please do write to us about it. We welcome any kind of feedback that would improve the quality of this site, a site that strives to provide the best on the Institutes offering Banking courses in Tamil Nadu.
Banking Career
Below mentioned are the Banking Course Institutes in Tamil Nadu
Banking Courses in Tamil Nadu
Name & Address Phone & E-mail Degree / Course Eligibility Course Duration
University of Madras,
Centenary Buildings,Chepauk Campus,
Chennai - 600005 Ph: 25368496, 25368778 Extn: 205, 25368778
Ext No: 341,
Fax:25368496
Email: coe@unom.ac.in
Annamalai University,
Annamalai Nagar - 608 002
Tamil Nadu Ph: 04144-238259 / 48 / 63 Fax: 04144-238080, Email: info@annamalaiuniv.ac.in
Website: www.annamalainiversity.ac.in
Bhartidasan University,
Palkalaiperur
Tiruchirappalli-620024
Tamil Nadu, INDIA Ph: 0431- 2407092 Fax: 240704, Website: Website: www.bdu.ac.in/
CFA
The CFA course is opted for by both students and employed executives. Fresh graduates and also students in the final year of the Bachelor Degree course are eligible for the admission test. The pre qualification of a graduate degree is waived in the case of Commissioned defence personnel who have five years of experience. A financial analyst should have two traits, the first being an ability to work well with numbers and the second being the ability to convey his viewpoint in a precise and comprehensive manner. Keeping this in view, the admission test attempts to test a candidate's verbal skills and quantitative reasoning abilities.
The foundation module of the course is aimed at familiarising candidates from disciplines other that commerce, to the basic principles of finance. It includes courses in financial and management accounting, essentials of tax planning, basic guiding principles of investment, basics of corporate finance and a study of statistics as relevant to financial applications. So people with professional qualifications like MBA, CA, ICWA and M Com. are exempt from the initial foundation module of the course. The others who take the foundation course can appear for the qualifying exam of the foundation module three months after enrolment.
The preliminary level This level, also known as the second module, is divided into two groups - Group A and Group B. Financial accounting and financial management are the two papers in Group A. A candidate can take an exam in these papers six months after enrolment. There is only one paper in Group B: quantitative methods and economics. A candidate can take an exam in this paper twelve months after enrolment.
The Inter level This level, referred to as the third module, is divided into two groups: Group C and Group D. Group C has two papers - one on economic legislation and the other on management accounting. Exams for papers in this group can be taken six months after passing the preliminary level. Group D also has two papers: one on security evaluation and the other on project appraisal planning and control. Exams for this group can be taken twelve months after passing the preliminary level. The final level
The final level or the fourth module is divided into two groups: Group E and Group F. Group E has two papers - advance financial management and financial services. Exams for this group can be taken six months after passing the inter level. Group F has two papers in investment management - the Indian financial system and international financial management. Exams for the papers in this group can be taken one year after passing the inter level. Candidates at this level are also given practical training by placing them with reputed organisations.
The foundation module of the course is aimed at familiarising candidates from disciplines other that commerce, to the basic principles of finance. It includes courses in financial and management accounting, essentials of tax planning, basic guiding principles of investment, basics of corporate finance and a study of statistics as relevant to financial applications. So people with professional qualifications like MBA, CA, ICWA and M Com. are exempt from the initial foundation module of the course. The others who take the foundation course can appear for the qualifying exam of the foundation module three months after enrolment.
The preliminary level This level, also known as the second module, is divided into two groups - Group A and Group B. Financial accounting and financial management are the two papers in Group A. A candidate can take an exam in these papers six months after enrolment. There is only one paper in Group B: quantitative methods and economics. A candidate can take an exam in this paper twelve months after enrolment.
The Inter level This level, referred to as the third module, is divided into two groups: Group C and Group D. Group C has two papers - one on economic legislation and the other on management accounting. Exams for papers in this group can be taken six months after passing the preliminary level. Group D also has two papers: one on security evaluation and the other on project appraisal planning and control. Exams for this group can be taken twelve months after passing the preliminary level. The final level
The final level or the fourth module is divided into two groups: Group E and Group F. Group E has two papers - advance financial management and financial services. Exams for this group can be taken six months after passing the inter level. Group F has two papers in investment management - the Indian financial system and international financial management. Exams for the papers in this group can be taken one year after passing the inter level. Candidates at this level are also given practical training by placing them with reputed organisations.
icwai eligibility and course details
Career Chart for Cost Accountants
Higher Secondary (class 10+2) Passed Candidates
Then comes the Foundation Examination
Intermediate Course (18 months minimum)
[Direct admission for graduates (any discipline)]
After passing the Intermediate Examination
Final Course (18 months minimum)
Final Examination Passed Candidates with 3 years Practical Experience
Cost Accountants (Members of the Institute)
The ICWAI examinations are held in three stages – Foundation ,Intermediate and Final. A candidate may appear for the Foundation examination after passing the plus two (twelfth standard) examinations and completing coaching either postal or oral..
The students are tested in Organisation and Management Fundamentals, Financial Accounting Fundamentals, Economics and Business Fundamentals and Business Mathematics and Statistics Fundamentals .The Foundation is waived in the case of gazetted officers, post graduates, qualified engineers holding a degree and graduates from other streams . They are generally allowed to register with the institute for the intermediate examination.
For the intermediate exam, there are eight papers – Cost and Management Accounting, Information Systems and Technology, Business Laws and Communication Skill, Business Taxation, Management Accounting-Performance Management, Advanced Financial Accounting, Auditing, Quantitative Methods. For the Final exam, there are eight papers-Operation and Project Management and Control, Advanced Financial Management and International Finance, Strategic Management and Marketing, Strategic Tax Management, Management Accounting-Decision Making, Management Accounting-Financial Strategy and Reporting, Cost Audit and Management Audit, Valuations Management and Case Study. The syllabus covered in the entire course includes book keeping and accountancy, production, productivity, cost effectiveness, cost accountancy, business mathematics and statistics, business and economic laws, principles of management, auditing, tax laws and tax planning, quantitative techniques and methods of cost and management accountancy.
The institute has made it mandatory for registered candidates to undergo coaching either directly or through correspondence and training, before appearing for the examinations. The duration of the course through correspondence is eighteen months. With a view to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and to emphasis practical orientation training requirements for ICWAI students have been presented as given below:—
Intermediate: — 1. Group Discussions - 2 nos. 2. Business Communication Seminars – 2 nos. 3. Computers hands on – 50 hours Final:— 1. Dissertation – 5000 words. 2. Computer Hands on – 100 hours 3. Modular training – 15 days 4. Audit / Industrial training – 6 months
Higher Secondary (class 10+2) Passed Candidates
Then comes the Foundation Examination
Intermediate Course (18 months minimum)
[Direct admission for graduates (any discipline)]
After passing the Intermediate Examination
Final Course (18 months minimum)
Final Examination Passed Candidates with 3 years Practical Experience
Cost Accountants (Members of the Institute)
The ICWAI examinations are held in three stages – Foundation ,Intermediate and Final. A candidate may appear for the Foundation examination after passing the plus two (twelfth standard) examinations and completing coaching either postal or oral..
The students are tested in Organisation and Management Fundamentals, Financial Accounting Fundamentals, Economics and Business Fundamentals and Business Mathematics and Statistics Fundamentals .The Foundation is waived in the case of gazetted officers, post graduates, qualified engineers holding a degree and graduates from other streams . They are generally allowed to register with the institute for the intermediate examination.
For the intermediate exam, there are eight papers – Cost and Management Accounting, Information Systems and Technology, Business Laws and Communication Skill, Business Taxation, Management Accounting-Performance Management, Advanced Financial Accounting, Auditing, Quantitative Methods. For the Final exam, there are eight papers-Operation and Project Management and Control, Advanced Financial Management and International Finance, Strategic Management and Marketing, Strategic Tax Management, Management Accounting-Decision Making, Management Accounting-Financial Strategy and Reporting, Cost Audit and Management Audit, Valuations Management and Case Study. The syllabus covered in the entire course includes book keeping and accountancy, production, productivity, cost effectiveness, cost accountancy, business mathematics and statistics, business and economic laws, principles of management, auditing, tax laws and tax planning, quantitative techniques and methods of cost and management accountancy.
The institute has made it mandatory for registered candidates to undergo coaching either directly or through correspondence and training, before appearing for the examinations. The duration of the course through correspondence is eighteen months. With a view to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and to emphasis practical orientation training requirements for ICWAI students have been presented as given below:—
Intermediate: — 1. Group Discussions - 2 nos. 2. Business Communication Seminars – 2 nos. 3. Computers hands on – 50 hours Final:— 1. Dissertation – 5000 words. 2. Computer Hands on – 100 hours 3. Modular training – 15 days 4. Audit / Industrial training – 6 months
CA FOUNDATION COURSE
Eligibility for Admission to Foundation Course:
(a) 17 years of age; and
(b) Passed Senior Secondary Examination under 10+2 scheme of a recognized Board
Provisional Admission to the Foundation Course:
Incumbents waiting for the result can also apply
When to Apply:
Exams are held two times in a year i.e. in June and in December.
For June Term Examination apply before 17th December of previous year and for December Term Examination apply before 25th June.
Foundation Course Examination:
The last date of submission of examination from for Foundation Course Examination to the respective Regional Council is 15th April and 25th October for June and December term of examination respectively.
The price of Foundation Course Examination Form is Rs. 30/- .
Foundation Course Examination: 700/- (Rupees Seven hundred only).
(a) 17 years of age; and
(b) Passed Senior Secondary Examination under 10+2 scheme of a recognized Board
Provisional Admission to the Foundation Course:
Incumbents waiting for the result can also apply
When to Apply:
Exams are held two times in a year i.e. in June and in December.
For June Term Examination apply before 17th December of previous year and for December Term Examination apply before 25th June.
Foundation Course Examination:
The last date of submission of examination from for Foundation Course Examination to the respective Regional Council is 15th April and 25th October for June and December term of examination respectively.
The price of Foundation Course Examination Form is Rs. 30/- .
Foundation Course Examination: 700/- (Rupees Seven hundred only).
HOW TO STUDY CA? R U QUALIFIED?
The ICAI periodically reviews its scheme of Education and Training to remain in tandem with developments in the field of education and other changes at the national and international levels. Evolving business also demands newer skills from the accounting professionals. Accordingly, the existing scheme has been revamped and new scheme of C.A. is introduced by the ICAI in September 2006.
The new Course consists of Three main levels:
I. Level One: Common Proficiency Test (CPT)
• Registration Criteria: A student who has passed 10th standard examination may register with the Board of Studies. However the student can attempt for the CPT only after appearing for the 12th standard examination. ( Students who are appearing in 12th class examination in March, 2008, are also eligible to appear in CPT exam to be held on 8th June, 2008.)
• Registration Fees: Rs. 3500
• CPT Exam Details: CPT Exam Details: CPT is an Objective type test requiring Basic Knowledge of the subjects covered. CPT will be held two times in a year: June and December.
• Last Dates of Registration for the CPT: For June exam last date of registration with Institute is 1st April, of every year . Students attempting the CPT exam to be held in December, every year, should be registered with the Institute on or before 1st October,every year.
• Subjects for the CPT: Refer below mentioned table.
• Passing Percentage: 50% of Total marks are required to qualify the CPT. It has a flexible scheme of negative marking to the extent of 25% of incorrect answers.
II. Level Two: Professional Competence Course (PCC) and Practical Training
• Eligibility Criteria:A student who has passed the CPT and 12th standard examination may join the Professional
Competence Course.
• Parts of PCC: PCC comprises of three parts.
1. Practical Training: A student will have to undergo the practical training (Articleship) with the practicing Chartered Accountant for a period of 3 and 1/2 years (42 months). The practical training is aimed at imparting the practical knowledge to the students pursuing C.A. course along with the theoretical education.
2. Information Technology Training (ITT): A student has to take the Training of Information Technology for 100 hours during first 15 months of his Articleship with the institutes accredited by ICAI for this purpose.
3. Professional Competence Examination (PCE): A student will have to appear for the PCE after completing the 15 months of his Articleship and 100 hours of Information Technology Training. PCE is conducted twice in a year, May and November.
• Fees payable to the ICAI: Fees payable to the ICAI for PCC including 100 Hours ITT registration fees are Rs. 7500 as at present. Fees payable to the accredited institute for 100 hours ITT are in the range of Rs. 3,500 to Rs. 4,000.
• Passing Percentage:
1. For 100 Hours ITT: A student will have to secure 60% marks for the 100 Marks examination of ITT. He will also have to ensure attendance for 90% of the lectures.
2. For PCE: A student will have to secure 50% marks in aggregate and 40% in each of the individual subjects.
• Subjects for the PCE: Please refer the below mentioned table.
• Level of Knowledge: Working knowledge.
III. Level Three: C.A. Final Course
• Eligibility Criteria:A student may appear for the Final Course only after:
- Passing Professional Competence Examination.
- Undergoing General Management and Communication Skills Course.
- Complete Articleship Training of 3 ½ years.
• Registration Fees payable to ICAI: Fees payable to ICAI for C.A. final are Rs. 8,500 as at present.
• Passing Percentage: A student will have to secure 50% marks in aggregate and 40% in each of the individual subjects.
• Subjects for the C.A. Final: Please refer the below mentioned table.
• Level of Knowledge: Expert knowledge.
Illustrative C.A. Course Time Table
Subjects for the C.A. Course
Common Proficiency Test (CPT) Professional Competence Course (PCC) Final Course
(Old Syllabus) Final Course
(New Syllabus)
• Fundamentals of Accounting
• Mercantile Law
• General Economics
• Quantitative Aptitude Group I
• Advanced Accounting
• Auditing and Assurance
• Law, Ethics and Communication
Group II
• Cost Accounting and Financial Management
• Taxation
• Information Technology and Strategic Management Group I
• Advanced Accounting
• Management Accounting and Financial Analysis
• Advanced Auditing
• Corporate Laws and Secretarial Practice
Group II
• Cost Management
• Management Information and Control Systems
• Direct Taxes
• Indirect Taxes Group I
• Financial Reporting
• Strategic Financial Management
• Advanced Auditing and Professional Ethics
• Company and Allied Laws
Group II
• Advanced Management Accounting
• Information Systems Control and Audit
• Direct Tax Laws
• Indirect Tax Laws
The new Course consists of Three main levels:
I. Level One: Common Proficiency Test (CPT)
• Registration Criteria: A student who has passed 10th standard examination may register with the Board of Studies. However the student can attempt for the CPT only after appearing for the 12th standard examination. ( Students who are appearing in 12th class examination in March, 2008, are also eligible to appear in CPT exam to be held on 8th June, 2008.)
• Registration Fees: Rs. 3500
• CPT Exam Details: CPT Exam Details: CPT is an Objective type test requiring Basic Knowledge of the subjects covered. CPT will be held two times in a year: June and December.
• Last Dates of Registration for the CPT: For June exam last date of registration with Institute is 1st April, of every year . Students attempting the CPT exam to be held in December, every year, should be registered with the Institute on or before 1st October,every year.
• Subjects for the CPT: Refer below mentioned table.
• Passing Percentage: 50% of Total marks are required to qualify the CPT. It has a flexible scheme of negative marking to the extent of 25% of incorrect answers.
II. Level Two: Professional Competence Course (PCC) and Practical Training
• Eligibility Criteria:A student who has passed the CPT and 12th standard examination may join the Professional
Competence Course.
• Parts of PCC: PCC comprises of three parts.
1. Practical Training: A student will have to undergo the practical training (Articleship) with the practicing Chartered Accountant for a period of 3 and 1/2 years (42 months). The practical training is aimed at imparting the practical knowledge to the students pursuing C.A. course along with the theoretical education.
2. Information Technology Training (ITT): A student has to take the Training of Information Technology for 100 hours during first 15 months of his Articleship with the institutes accredited by ICAI for this purpose.
3. Professional Competence Examination (PCE): A student will have to appear for the PCE after completing the 15 months of his Articleship and 100 hours of Information Technology Training. PCE is conducted twice in a year, May and November.
• Fees payable to the ICAI: Fees payable to the ICAI for PCC including 100 Hours ITT registration fees are Rs. 7500 as at present. Fees payable to the accredited institute for 100 hours ITT are in the range of Rs. 3,500 to Rs. 4,000.
• Passing Percentage:
1. For 100 Hours ITT: A student will have to secure 60% marks for the 100 Marks examination of ITT. He will also have to ensure attendance for 90% of the lectures.
2. For PCE: A student will have to secure 50% marks in aggregate and 40% in each of the individual subjects.
• Subjects for the PCE: Please refer the below mentioned table.
• Level of Knowledge: Working knowledge.
III. Level Three: C.A. Final Course
• Eligibility Criteria:A student may appear for the Final Course only after:
- Passing Professional Competence Examination.
- Undergoing General Management and Communication Skills Course.
- Complete Articleship Training of 3 ½ years.
• Registration Fees payable to ICAI: Fees payable to ICAI for C.A. final are Rs. 8,500 as at present.
• Passing Percentage: A student will have to secure 50% marks in aggregate and 40% in each of the individual subjects.
• Subjects for the C.A. Final: Please refer the below mentioned table.
• Level of Knowledge: Expert knowledge.
Illustrative C.A. Course Time Table
Subjects for the C.A. Course
Common Proficiency Test (CPT) Professional Competence Course (PCC) Final Course
(Old Syllabus) Final Course
(New Syllabus)
• Fundamentals of Accounting
• Mercantile Law
• General Economics
• Quantitative Aptitude Group I
• Advanced Accounting
• Auditing and Assurance
• Law, Ethics and Communication
Group II
• Cost Accounting and Financial Management
• Taxation
• Information Technology and Strategic Management Group I
• Advanced Accounting
• Management Accounting and Financial Analysis
• Advanced Auditing
• Corporate Laws and Secretarial Practice
Group II
• Cost Management
• Management Information and Control Systems
• Direct Taxes
• Indirect Taxes Group I
• Financial Reporting
• Strategic Financial Management
• Advanced Auditing and Professional Ethics
• Company and Allied Laws
Group II
• Advanced Management Accounting
• Information Systems Control and Audit
• Direct Tax Laws
• Indirect Tax Laws
CA
Requirements for becoming a Chartered Accountant
Requirements for becoming a chartered accountant under the new scheme are as follows:
(i) Enrol with the Institute for Common Proficiency Test after passing Class 10 examination
conducted by an examining body constituted by law in India or an examination recognized by
the Central Government as equivalent thereto.
(ii) Appear CPT examination after appearing in the Senior Secondary Examination (10+2
examination) conducted by an examining body constituted by law in India or an examination
recognised by the Central Government as equivalent thereto and after completion of specified
period from the date of registration for CPT with the Board of Studies. This specified period
for CPT examination is 60 days. The Common Proficiency Test are conducted twice in a year
i.e., in June and December.
(iii) Join PCC, articled training and register for 100 Hours Information Technology Training (ITT)
after passing CPT and 10+2 examination.
(iv) Undergo 100 Hours ITT on completion of three months of articled training (100 Hours ITT is a
20/25 days programme @ five/ four hours per day; the training will be treated as part of the
practical training).
(v) Appear in Professional Competence Examination (PCE), if
- worked for not less than fifteen months as an articled assistant or equivalent period as
an audit assistant or partly as an articled assistant and partly as an audit assistant, three
months prior to the first day of the month in which examination is held or completed 18
months of articled training as on 1st May/ 1st November, as the case may be; and
- completed 100 Hours ITT.
[ Eight months of audit training is treated as equivalent to six months of articled training. Any
fractional period of audit training less than eight months is not counted for this purpose]
(vi) Join CA Final course:
- After passing PCE register for Final course with the Board of Studies;
- Collect Study Materials of the Final Course and prepare for Final Examination;
- May undergo General Management and Communication Skills Course during last 12
months of articled training while undergoing Final course; and
- Complete articled training of 3½ years.
(vii) Appear in final examination on completion of the practical training on or before the last day of
the month preceding the month in which the examination is held.
(viii) Pass Final examination and complete GMCS Course.
(ix) Enrol for membership.
Career Opportunities For Chartered Accountants
Role played by a Chartered Accountant
Chartered Accountancy Course offers the students a dream career in the specialized areas of
Accounting, Auditing, Corporate Finance, Corporate Laws, Taxation.
Chartered Accountants are highly demanded professionals in industry.
Chartered Accountants are statutorily recognized audit practitioners.
Chartered Accountants are highly demanded and sought-after professionals in the practice of
Income-tax, Service-tax and other indirect tax areas.
Chartered Accountants are technically equipped to act as management consultants.
Chartered Accountants possess adequate knowledge in systems and information technology,
which help to excel in the areas such as development of advanced IT systems for the
organisations including for the functions of finance and accounting.
Independent Professional Practices
As practitioners of public accounting, CAs may start Professional practice as a proprietor or join
any existing firm as a partner or staff member. A CA provides compliance and review services. A
CA also acts as a business advisor by providing all kinds of services including the preparation of
financial reports, helping the business to secure loans, preparing financial projections and
determining the viability of business. As a tax advisor, a CA helps businesses and individuals to
comply with tax laws.
Management Consultancy Services
CAs play a vital role in assisting business and industry to improve the use of their resources,
increase their efficiency and achieve their objectives. The breadth of management advisory
services rendered by CAs reflect their expertise in diverse areas. Such services include financial
management, planning and financial policy determination such as
•Preparation of project reports and feasibility studies
•Market research and demand studies
•Budgeting, inventory management, working capital management
•Business policy, corporate planning, organization development, growth and diversification
•Organisation structure and behaviour, development of human resources
•Systems analysis and design, and computer related services
•Advisor or consultant to capital issue
•Investment counselling in respect of securities
•Corporate Governance
Opt for Industry / Government Organisation
A CA may prefer to join an industry or governmental department and ultimately hold responsible
positions. Many Chartered Accountants hold responsible positions in business or industrial firms
as CEOs, Managing Directors, Director (Finance) and Chief Accountants.
The average salary works out to be about Rs. 6 lacs per annum
Requirements for becoming a chartered accountant under the new scheme are as follows:
(i) Enrol with the Institute for Common Proficiency Test after passing Class 10 examination
conducted by an examining body constituted by law in India or an examination recognized by
the Central Government as equivalent thereto.
(ii) Appear CPT examination after appearing in the Senior Secondary Examination (10+2
examination) conducted by an examining body constituted by law in India or an examination
recognised by the Central Government as equivalent thereto and after completion of specified
period from the date of registration for CPT with the Board of Studies. This specified period
for CPT examination is 60 days. The Common Proficiency Test are conducted twice in a year
i.e., in June and December.
(iii) Join PCC, articled training and register for 100 Hours Information Technology Training (ITT)
after passing CPT and 10+2 examination.
(iv) Undergo 100 Hours ITT on completion of three months of articled training (100 Hours ITT is a
20/25 days programme @ five/ four hours per day; the training will be treated as part of the
practical training).
(v) Appear in Professional Competence Examination (PCE), if
- worked for not less than fifteen months as an articled assistant or equivalent period as
an audit assistant or partly as an articled assistant and partly as an audit assistant, three
months prior to the first day of the month in which examination is held or completed 18
months of articled training as on 1st May/ 1st November, as the case may be; and
- completed 100 Hours ITT.
[ Eight months of audit training is treated as equivalent to six months of articled training. Any
fractional period of audit training less than eight months is not counted for this purpose]
(vi) Join CA Final course:
- After passing PCE register for Final course with the Board of Studies;
- Collect Study Materials of the Final Course and prepare for Final Examination;
- May undergo General Management and Communication Skills Course during last 12
months of articled training while undergoing Final course; and
- Complete articled training of 3½ years.
(vii) Appear in final examination on completion of the practical training on or before the last day of
the month preceding the month in which the examination is held.
(viii) Pass Final examination and complete GMCS Course.
(ix) Enrol for membership.
Career Opportunities For Chartered Accountants
Role played by a Chartered Accountant
Chartered Accountancy Course offers the students a dream career in the specialized areas of
Accounting, Auditing, Corporate Finance, Corporate Laws, Taxation.
Chartered Accountants are highly demanded professionals in industry.
Chartered Accountants are statutorily recognized audit practitioners.
Chartered Accountants are highly demanded and sought-after professionals in the practice of
Income-tax, Service-tax and other indirect tax areas.
Chartered Accountants are technically equipped to act as management consultants.
Chartered Accountants possess adequate knowledge in systems and information technology,
which help to excel in the areas such as development of advanced IT systems for the
organisations including for the functions of finance and accounting.
Independent Professional Practices
As practitioners of public accounting, CAs may start Professional practice as a proprietor or join
any existing firm as a partner or staff member. A CA provides compliance and review services. A
CA also acts as a business advisor by providing all kinds of services including the preparation of
financial reports, helping the business to secure loans, preparing financial projections and
determining the viability of business. As a tax advisor, a CA helps businesses and individuals to
comply with tax laws.
Management Consultancy Services
CAs play a vital role in assisting business and industry to improve the use of their resources,
increase their efficiency and achieve their objectives. The breadth of management advisory
services rendered by CAs reflect their expertise in diverse areas. Such services include financial
management, planning and financial policy determination such as
•Preparation of project reports and feasibility studies
•Market research and demand studies
•Budgeting, inventory management, working capital management
•Business policy, corporate planning, organization development, growth and diversification
•Organisation structure and behaviour, development of human resources
•Systems analysis and design, and computer related services
•Advisor or consultant to capital issue
•Investment counselling in respect of securities
•Corporate Governance
Opt for Industry / Government Organisation
A CA may prefer to join an industry or governmental department and ultimately hold responsible
positions. Many Chartered Accountants hold responsible positions in business or industrial firms
as CEOs, Managing Directors, Director (Finance) and Chief Accountants.
The average salary works out to be about Rs. 6 lacs per annum
B.COM
Objective This course is designed to enable the students to get advanced knowledge in special subjects, accommodate latest happenings, researches etc. It equips and enables our young graduates to accept challenges of 21st century & make them self-reliant & competent.
Eligibility Criteria Any candidate who has passed 10 + 2 exam from Maharashtra State Board of Secondary Education or an equivalent exam. Of any other statutory Board or University with English as a passing subject or *any 10 + 3 Diploma from any statutory Board or University, is eligible. Admissions will be made strictly according to the rules and procedures laid down by the Govt. / University. .
Future Prospects Students can build a career in the field of Mktg, finance, HR, Systems, Taxation, Operations etc. by pursuing the right specification course. Job opportunities The vary fact that industries have been placing the BCOM students on regular basis is a proof of the quality of the course. A) This is the basic qualification for persuing the professional courses like CA / ICWA / CS.
B) The students will qualify for getting entry into Government organization, Banking Sectors and Commercial establishments.
Revised Syllabus for F.Y. B.Com Compulsary Group
1. Functional English *
2. Financial Accounting *
3. Business Economics - I (Macro)
4. Mathematics and statistics OR Computer Concepts and programming
5. Optional Group (Any one of the following):
a. Office Management.
b. Banking and Finance.
c. Commercial Geography.
d. Defence Budgeting.
e. Co-operation.
f. Managerial Economics.
6. Optional Group (Any one of the following)
a. Essential of E-Commerce
b. Insurance & Transport
c. Marketing and Salesmanship
d. Consumer Protection & Business Ethics
e. Business Environment & Entrepreneurship
f. Foundation Course in Commerce
1. Business Communication.
2. Corporate Accounting.
3. Business Economics - II (Macro)
4. Business Management
5. Corporate Law
6. Optional Group ( Any one of the following)
Special Subject - Paper I
a. Business Administration
b. Banking & Finance
c. Business Laws & Practices
d. Co-operation and Rural Development
e. Cost and Works Accounting
f. Business Statistics
g. Business Entrepreneurships
h. Marketing Management
i. Agricultural and Industrial Economics
j. Defence Budgeting, Finance and Management
k. Insurance, Transport & Tourism
l. Computer Application
1. Business Regulatory Framework (M. Law.)
2. Advanced Accountancy
3. Indian and Global Economic Development OR International Economics
4. Auditing and Taxation
5. Special Paper II & III (Selected at S. Y. B.Com.)
a. Business Administration
b. Banking & Finance
c. Business Laws & Practices
d. Co-operation and Rural Development
e. Cost and Works Accounting
f. Business Statistics
g. Business Entrepreneurships
h. Marketing Management
i. Agricultural and Industrial Economics
j. Defence Budgeting, Finance and Management
k. Insurance, Transport & Tourism
l. Computer Application
Eligibility Criteria Any candidate who has passed 10 + 2 exam from Maharashtra State Board of Secondary Education or an equivalent exam. Of any other statutory Board or University with English as a passing subject or *any 10 + 3 Diploma from any statutory Board or University, is eligible. Admissions will be made strictly according to the rules and procedures laid down by the Govt. / University. .
Future Prospects Students can build a career in the field of Mktg, finance, HR, Systems, Taxation, Operations etc. by pursuing the right specification course. Job opportunities The vary fact that industries have been placing the BCOM students on regular basis is a proof of the quality of the course. A) This is the basic qualification for persuing the professional courses like CA / ICWA / CS.
B) The students will qualify for getting entry into Government organization, Banking Sectors and Commercial establishments.
Revised Syllabus for F.Y. B.Com Compulsary Group
1. Functional English *
2. Financial Accounting *
3. Business Economics - I (Macro)
4. Mathematics and statistics OR Computer Concepts and programming
5. Optional Group (Any one of the following):
a. Office Management.
b. Banking and Finance.
c. Commercial Geography.
d. Defence Budgeting.
e. Co-operation.
f. Managerial Economics.
6. Optional Group (Any one of the following)
a. Essential of E-Commerce
b. Insurance & Transport
c. Marketing and Salesmanship
d. Consumer Protection & Business Ethics
e. Business Environment & Entrepreneurship
f. Foundation Course in Commerce
1. Business Communication.
2. Corporate Accounting.
3. Business Economics - II (Macro)
4. Business Management
5. Corporate Law
6. Optional Group ( Any one of the following)
Special Subject - Paper I
a. Business Administration
b. Banking & Finance
c. Business Laws & Practices
d. Co-operation and Rural Development
e. Cost and Works Accounting
f. Business Statistics
g. Business Entrepreneurships
h. Marketing Management
i. Agricultural and Industrial Economics
j. Defence Budgeting, Finance and Management
k. Insurance, Transport & Tourism
l. Computer Application
1. Business Regulatory Framework (M. Law.)
2. Advanced Accountancy
3. Indian and Global Economic Development OR International Economics
4. Auditing and Taxation
5. Special Paper II & III (Selected at S. Y. B.Com.)
a. Business Administration
b. Banking & Finance
c. Business Laws & Practices
d. Co-operation and Rural Development
e. Cost and Works Accounting
f. Business Statistics
g. Business Entrepreneurships
h. Marketing Management
i. Agricultural and Industrial Economics
j. Defence Budgeting, Finance and Management
k. Insurance, Transport & Tourism
l. Computer Application
BCA
Objective
The course provides a sound academic base from which an advanced career in Computer Application can be developed . These graduates can start their career a Junior Programmer and get promoted to the post of senior Programmers & Project Managers in the IT sector.
Eligibility Criteria
Any candidate who has passed HSC(10 + 2) exam from any stream with English as passing subject with minimum 45% marks at 12th std. .
Admission Procedure
Admissions will be made strictly according to the rules and procedures laid down by the University of Pune or on first come first serve basis.
Duration
Three academic years, divided into six semesters.
Future Prospects
Students have a bright future in the IT field . They could take up jobs as Programmers and grow to become project managers. A post graduation in the relevant field is always proffered.
Course Structure
Semester I
101 Business Communication
102 Principles of Management
103 Numerical Methods
104 Computer Fundamentals
105 Business Communication
106 Practicals
Semester II
207 Organizational Behavior
208 Prog. Principles & Algorithms
209 Elements of Statistics
210 Office Automation
211 Business Environment
212 Practicals
Semester III
313: Digital Computer Design & Computer Organization
314: C programming
315: System Analysis & Design
316: Management Accounting
317: Database management systems
318: Computer Laboratory & Practical work
Semester IV
419: Operating systems
420: Visual Basic
421: Software Engineering
422: Human Resource Management.
423: Oracle
424: Computer Laboratory & Practical work
Semester V
525: Data Communication & Networking
526: Web Design & Internet Programming
527: Material's Management.
528: C++ & OOP
529: Project - I
530: Computer Laboratory & Practical work
Semester VI
631: Advanced Networking
632: Multimedia
633: Marketing Management
634: JAVA
635: Project - II
636: Computer Laboratory & Practical work
The course provides a sound academic base from which an advanced career in Computer Application can be developed . These graduates can start their career a Junior Programmer and get promoted to the post of senior Programmers & Project Managers in the IT sector.
Eligibility Criteria
Any candidate who has passed HSC(10 + 2) exam from any stream with English as passing subject with minimum 45% marks at 12th std. .
Admission Procedure
Admissions will be made strictly according to the rules and procedures laid down by the University of Pune or on first come first serve basis.
Duration
Three academic years, divided into six semesters.
Future Prospects
Students have a bright future in the IT field . They could take up jobs as Programmers and grow to become project managers. A post graduation in the relevant field is always proffered.
Course Structure
Semester I
101 Business Communication
102 Principles of Management
103 Numerical Methods
104 Computer Fundamentals
105 Business Communication
106 Practicals
Semester II
207 Organizational Behavior
208 Prog. Principles & Algorithms
209 Elements of Statistics
210 Office Automation
211 Business Environment
212 Practicals
Semester III
313: Digital Computer Design & Computer Organization
314: C programming
315: System Analysis & Design
316: Management Accounting
317: Database management systems
318: Computer Laboratory & Practical work
Semester IV
419: Operating systems
420: Visual Basic
421: Software Engineering
422: Human Resource Management.
423: Oracle
424: Computer Laboratory & Practical work
Semester V
525: Data Communication & Networking
526: Web Design & Internet Programming
527: Material's Management.
528: C++ & OOP
529: Project - I
530: Computer Laboratory & Practical work
Semester VI
631: Advanced Networking
632: Multimedia
633: Marketing Management
634: JAVA
635: Project - II
636: Computer Laboratory & Practical work
BBA
Objective B.B.A Course is designed to provide basic understanding about Management education and to train the students in communication skills effectively , with inculcate entrepreneurship skills. The students are prepared to explore opportunities being newly created in management profession.
Eligibility Criteria Any candidate who has passed HSC(10 + 2) exam from any stream with English as passing subject and secured minimum 45% marks at 12 std.
Admission Procedure Admissions will be made strictly according to the rules and procedures laid down by the University of Pune and CSIT and the entrance test to be conducted by the college on first come first serve basis.
Duration Three academic years, divided into six semesters.
Future Prospects: Students are groomed to become Future managers in various areas like Marketing, HR, Finances etc. Course Structure Semester I
101 Business Org. & Systems
102 Business Economics I
103 Basic Business Mathematics
104 Business Environment
105 Financial Accounting
106 Compute Fundamentals & Data
Base Management
Semester II
201 Management Theory & Practice
202 Business Economics II
203 Basic Business Statistics
204 Cost Accounting
205 Communicating Skills
206 Marketing Management
Semester III
301 Indian Economy
302 Management InformationSystem
303 Management Accounting
304 Human Resource Mgmt. & Org.Behaviour
305 Income Tax
306 Research Methodology
Semester IV
401 Financial Management
402 IT in Management
403 Indirect Taxes
404 Service Management
405 Production & Operation Mgmt.
406 Industrial Exposure
Semester V
501 Entreprenurship and Small Business Management
502 Business Law
503 International Business & New Trends
504 Personality Development
505 Specialization I
506 Specialization II
Semester VI
602 Agri. Business Management
603 Purchasing & Materials Mgmt
604 Business Ethics
605 Specialization I
606 Specialization II
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