CA institute proposed new syllabus and structure in 2022 and it effective from 2023.
The New syllabus is build in global ready CA by equipping them with the requisite competencies.
New Scheme of things for CA
There would be three levels as in the present scheme i.e., CA Foundation, CA Intermediate and CA Final level and it continue.
Level of ICAI Exam | No of Papers |
Foundation | 4 |
CA Intermediate | 6 Papers (2 Group of each 3 paper) |
CA Final | 6 Papers (2Group of Each 3 papers) |
CA Foundation Papers:
Paper-1: Accounting (100 marks)
Paper-2: Business Laws (100 marks)
Paper-3: Quantitative Aptitude (100 marks)
Business Mathematics Logical reasoning
Statistics
Paper-4: Business Economics (100 marks Descriptive Paper)
CA Intermediate Papers: Group-1 Papers:
Paper -1: Advanced Accounting (100 marks)
Paper -2: Corporate laws (100 marks)
Paper-3: Cost and Management Accounting (100 marks)
Group-2 Papers:
Paper-4: Taxation (100 marks)
Paper-5: Auditing and Code of Ethics (100 marks)
Paper-6A: Financial Management (50 Marks)
Paper-6B: Strategic Management (50 Marks)
At Intermediate level, the number of papers would be 6 instead of 8 in the current scheme. Instead of two papers on accounting in the current scheme at Intermediate level, there would be a single paper titled Advanced Accounting.
CA Final Papers: First Group Papers:
Paper – 1: Financial Reporting (100 marks)
Paper – 2: Advanced Financial Management (100 marks)
Paper – 3: Advanced Auditing & Professional Ethics (100 marks) Second Group Papers:
Paper – 4: Direct Tax Laws and International Taxation (100 marks)
Paper – 5: Indirect Tax Laws (100 marks)
Paper – 6: Integrated Business Solutions (Multi-disciplinary case study with Strategic Management) (100 marks).
The number of papers at Final level would be 6. The remaining two papers in the existing course, namely, Economic Laws and Strategic Cost Management and Performance Evaluation, are being included in the new scheme as self-paced online modules.
The current elective papers like risk management and financial services and capital markets would be included in self-paced online module [SET C], out of which students can opt one based on their desired area of specialisation.
For Further details on exemption and Articleship, please call Academic Councillor of Nesto Institute –
Ms Sundari – 98845 65013