ACCA Course Details and Programme Overview
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Designed for budding finance management students and professionals
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3 Levels | 13 Papers
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24 -36 Months to complete, on average
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In-house Learning Management Platform
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Placement Training and Internship Opportunity
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Opportunity in Big4 and other MNC
ACCA (full form Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is a globally recognized accounting body that offers the offering the Chartered Certified Accountant qualification. ACCA students can go on to build promising careers in Accounting, Tax Consulting, Auditing, Business Valuation, Treasury Management etc...
ACCA is a globallyrecognized accounting qualification that provides a strong foundation to students and professionals for careers in Accounting, Tax Consulting, Auditing, Business Valuation, Treasury Management etc.
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Syllabus for ACCA Entrance Exams
ACCA exam is known to be the toughest finance exam, as the ACCA course follows the International financial reporting standards to ensure widespread acceptance of ACCA members globally! It is for this very reason, that ACCA Syllabus is fairly extensive, and on the more difficult side.
Knowledge Level
- BT – Business & Technology
- MA – Management Accounting
- FA – Financial Accounting
Skill Level
- LW – Corporate & Business Law (GLO)
- PM – Performance Management
- TX – Taxation
- FR – Financial Reporting
- AA – Audit & Assurance
- FM – Financial Management
Professional Level
- SBL – Strategic Business Leader
- SBR – Strategic Business Reporting (INT)
- SBR – Strategic Business Reporting (UK)
- AFM – Advanced Financial Management
- APM – Advanced Performance Management
- AAA – Advanced Audit & Assurance
ACCA Exam Pattern
ACCA Foundation Level Exams
- Duration: 2 Hrs
- Questions: 50
- Total marks: 100 marks
- Passing marks: 50%
ACCA Applied Knowledge Exams
- Section A contains objective test questions (OTs)
- Section B contains multi-task questions (MTQs)
- Duration: 2 Hrs
- Total Marks: 100 marks
- Passing Marks: 50%
- Note: Business and Technology
(BT), Management Accounting
(MA) and Financial Accounting
ACCA Applied Knowledge Exams
- A variety of OT Questions, Multi Task Questions and Constructed Response Questions using spreadsheets and processing tools.
- Duration (CBE): 3 hrs
- Passing Marks: 50%
- Total marks: 100
- The 3-hour exam will assess all parts of the syllabus and will test knowledge and some
ACCA Strategic Professional Level Examss
- A variety of Case Study Based / Scenario based Questions will be asked.
- Duration (CBE): 4 hrs for SBL / 3 hrs for other exams.
- Passing Marks: 50%
- Total marks: 100
- The 4/3-hour exam will assess all parts of the syllabus and will test comprehensive application of this knowledge
ACCA Certification
To qualify as an ACCA member, you must fulfil all of the following requirements:
- Attempt and clear 13 exams (ACCA does provide upto 9 paper exemptions depending upon the candidate’s previous qualification)
- Record 36 months’ experience in a relevant role. The candidate can acquire the experience before/ during/ after completion of the qualification.
- Complete the Ethics and Professional Skills module.
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Eligibility & Job Opportunity
Target Audience / Who is this program for.
Candidates who are either pursuing or completed bachelor’s degree and working professionals are eligible for enrolling for this program.
Job Opportunity
Opportunities across the finance and accounting domain in Big Four's and other MNCs.
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FAQ’s about ACCA Course
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How often are the ACCA exams held?
F1, F2, F3, F4 are known as on-demand exams, so these exams can be attempted at any time of the year. F5 to P7 exams are conducted four times a year (every March, June, September, December).
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What is the passing rate for ACCA exams?
The passing rate for the ACCA exams, globally, is 40%.
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How can a candidate find out about their exam centre and schedule on the day of the exam?
Candidates will need to log on to their myacca account two weeks after standard exam entry closes. This will include the address of the centre, the papers you have been entered for, the dates for each paper and the desk numbers that are allocated to you in a particular venue.
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Can all students who have qualified 10+12 join ACCA?
Students need to qualify their 12th grade exams with a minimum of 65% in Accounts or Mathematics and English, and a minimum of 50% in all other subject exams.
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Is there scope for ACCA abroad?
Yes there is definitely scope for ACCA abroad as it is a globally recognized body with members and affiliated organizations all over the world.
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Which is Better CA or ACCA?
Both are highly sought-after qualifications and CA should not be compared with ACCA. If we look at CA the passing rates are 4-5% whereas for ACCA it is 30-40%. ACCA is easier than CA to pass as it provides flexibility in terms of exams and articleship. So there are some key considerations that you need to consider when choosing CA or ACCA that include the length of time it takes to complete each qualification, the cost, the job prospects, and the geographical location.
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What is ACCA Salary?
ACCA in India earns equivalent to CA with the average salary ranging between 8 LPA- 9LPA. And some experienced professionals can earn between 12-13 LPA.
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How Many Papers are there in ACCA Qualification?
The ACCA course consists of 13 papers which are further divided into 2 sections: Fundamental level (9 modules or papers) and the Professional Level (4 modules or papers). At the professional level P1, P2, and P3 are compulsory papers, followed by P4, P5, P6, and P7, which are optional.
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Can I do MBA and ACCA Together?
Doing ACCA with an MBA will strengthen your marketing credentials as well as help in developing managerial skills. The combination degree will broaden your career prospects in various fields. Plus, ACCA along with MBA receive good remuneration.
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How Long Does it Take to Do ACCA?
It takes around 3-4 years to become a qualified ACCA along with an Ethics subject and 2 years of work experience.
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How to Apply for an ACCA Course in India?
Fill the ACCA application form and enter all the personal details to set up your online myACCCA account. While filling the form you will need details of your previous qualification and copies of identity proof. And pay the required registration fees via debit or credit card.
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Can I Get a Job With ACCA?
ACCA qualification holders are highly sought-after by employers and are often able to secure well-paid positions in a variety of industries. There is a high demand for ACCA professionals in Big 4 firms such as EY, PwC, Deloitte, and KPMG.
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How Much Does an ACCA Course Cost?
The total course fees including the tuition fees for ACCA is 1,20,000. And all fees are inclusive of tax.
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Does ACCA Need Work Experience?
ACCA recommends that candidates have at least two years of relevant work experience in order to obtain membership. ACCA students can acquire this experience from different jobs - paid or unpaid - over three years, even before they register with the ACCA. You must complete your Practical Experience Requirement (PER) along with your exams and ethics requirements.
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How to Become ACCA Qualified?
To become ACCA qualified you will need to complete the ACCA Qualification Scheme. This involves passing all 13 exams along with 3 years of relevant practical work experience as well as completing a Professional Ethics module and a Professional Competence module. Then you will need to register as a student with the ACCA by completing the online registration form on the ACCA website. Once you have completed the ACCA Qualification Scheme, you will be eligible to apply for membership in the ACCA.
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What is ACCA Course Duration?
The ACCA Qualification takes five years to complete. The qualification can be completed in two years if the student has completed two years of study and work experience before enrolling for the course.
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What is the Job of ACCA?
The ACCA Qualification takes five years to complete. The qualification can be completed in two years if the student has completed two years of study and work experience before enrolling for the course.The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) is a professional body that provides qualifications and regulates the accounting profession worldwide. ACCA’s main purpose is to ensure that its members are competent and ethical and that they uphold the highest standards of professional conduct. ACCA also promotes the development of the accounting profession globally and works with governments, businesses, and other stakeholders to shape the profession’s future.
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Which is Better: ACCA or CMA?
Both qualifications will give you a solid grounding in all aspects of the business. But if you compare with global presence ACCA is better as ACCA has a presence in over 180 countries whereas CMA has one in over 100 countries. Plus if we compare the salary part ACCA professional earns more than a CMA. Just that ACCA is a comprehensive course having 13 papers whereas CMA has just 2 papers. If you want to work in a big 4 accountancy firm or a senior finance role, then ACCA is the qualification for you. If you want to work in a role where you will be responsible for making strategic decisions for a business, then CMA is the better option.
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Can an ACCA Sign Audit Reports?
If your firm has an audit registration from a Recognized Supervisory Body (RSB), such as ACCA, you can only sign-off audit reports if you have both an ACCA practicing certificate and an audit qualification. The ACCA can appoint firms to perform audits via an auditing certificate.
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How Many Levels Does ACCA Have?
ACCA consists of 3 levels that include Applied Knowledge, Applied Skills, and Strategic Professional. Plus addition of ethics and professional skills modules and relevant work experience requirements.