B. COM with ACCA

ACCA - Association of Chartered Certified Accountant is the global body for professional accountancy with 180,000 members and 488,000 students in 181 countries. ACCA also has a network of over 89 offices and centers across the world. Emerging economies are getting stronger as the demand for professional accountants is on the rise and a global professional qualification such as ACCA provides a competitive edge.  In addition, more and  more Multinational Companies) are setting up in  India and  likewise many Indian companies are providing global services, ACCA members are increasingly in demand by these companies because of their qualification.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
An ACCA qualification is based on international accounting standards, making, them globally relevant. An ACCA professional gets an average salary that is 10%-12% higher than the other non-certified accounts professional. An ACCA can work in any sector with roles in:

• Accounts
• Auditing
• Compliance
• Finance
• Tax
• Fund Management
• Merger & Acquisition

COURSE STRUCTURE  
Knowledge Level

• F1 - ACCOUNTANT IN BUSINESS    
• F2 - MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING    
• F3 - FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING    

SKILLS LEVEL

• F4-CORPORATE AND BUSINESS LAW    
• F5 - PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
• F6 - TAXATION    
• F7 - FINANCIAL REPORTING    
• F8 - AUDIT AND ASSURANCE    
• F9 - FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT    

PROFESSIONAL LEVEL

• P4 - ADVANCED FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT    
• P5 - ADVANCED PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT    
• P6 - ADVANCED TAXATION    
• P7 - ADVANCED AUDIT AND ASSURANCE    

ACCA ELIGIBILITY AND EXEMPTIONS

1. 1HSC passed (above 65%) including Math's and English can  pursue along with their graduation (no exemptions)
2. 2Students  pursuing Graduation in Commerce (B.Com,  BBA,  BMS, etc.,)
3. 3A Commerce graduate from  recognized university can pursue ( exemption applicable as per degree achieved)

EXAM SCHEDULING AND PATTERN

• Each exam 3hr / 100 marks paper.
• Exam Windows are Mar, June, Sep, and Dec with maximum 4 papers in one attempt.
• Exam contains 2 sections, Section A & Section B with objective & subjective questions been distributed among them.