ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is the global body for professional accountants, which aim to offer business-relevant, first-choice qualifications to people of application, ability and ambition around the world who seek a rewarding career in accountancy, finance and management.

ACCA has over 154,000 members and 432,000 students spread across 170 countries. They work through a network of 83 offices and centres and more than 8,500 Approved Employers worldwide, who provide high standards of employee learning and development.

The network is supported by ACCA education, technical and policy experts, and by global accountancy and education partners who help build organisations’ finance capability and brand reputation.

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• Internationally recognised finance certification
• More than 154,000 members across over 170 countries
• Ideal to join immediately after XII standard – Start early to finish early
• Exemptions available for those who have cleared either B Com, CA Intermediate or CA Final
• First 9 subjects are online exams. With first 4 being ‘Examinations on Demand’ and the rest can be taken in any four quarters of a year (March, June, September, December)
• Exam centres in Chennai
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There are three levels:

Knowledge Level which consist of

• BT – Business & Technology
• MA – Management Accounting
• FA – Financial Accounting

Skill Level which consist of

• LW – Corporate and Business Law
• PM – Performance Management
• TX – Taxation
• FR – Financial Reporting
• AA – Audit and Assurance
• FM – Financial Management

Professional Level which consist of

• 1.1 Essentials
  • SBL – Strategic Business Leader
  • SBR – Strategic Business Reporting
• 1.2 Optional two paper from the following
  • AFM – Advanced Financial Management
  • APM – Advanced Performance Management
  • ATX – Advanced Taxation
  • AAA – Advanced Audit and Assurance

More details and ACCA registration visit www.accaglobal.com

Graduates of Commerce are exempted from the first 4 subjects (They are: BT, MA, FA and LW)

Those who have cleared CA intermediate (or IPCC) are exempted from 5 subjects (they are: BT, MA, FA, TX and AA) depending on the year of passing.

Those who have cleared CA Final are exempted from the first 9 subjects consisting of all in the Knowledge Level depending on the year of passing.

Details of other exemptions can be had from the site www.accaglobal.com/en/qualifications/apply-now/exemptions.html

FINACCA^TM is the ideal educational option for 12th standard Commerce students aspiring to get the Internationally acclaimed ACCA qualification in the best possible manner. This unique program not only covers ACCA but also includes B Com (University of Madras) with options to pursue Indian CA, CPA and CIA after completing the program. An optional training in reputed audit firms can be arranged as a part of this program which can give the students real-world exposure and confidence to face their professional career.

FINACCA^TM helps students make best use of their three years of B Com by integrating the internationally recognized accountancy certification, ACCA into the program.

Other salient features of FINACCA^TM include:

• A well laid out plan for completing all the courses in the minimum possible time.
• Arrangements for training with reputed Audit/other organisations to help obtain the Associate membership early
• Assistance to obtain a degree from Brooks Oxford University in BSc, Applied Accounting
• Cutting-edge course modules designed by academic exponents from the industry, who are well-experienced in the emerging trends and global standards
• One student advisor for 50 students to keep track of students’ progress and to interface with the parents
• Hostel facilities

Students should obtain in XII more than 80% in XII CBSE or ICSE. If the student is from any of the State Board, he should obtain more than 87%.

Provisional enrolment is done based on the students’ expectation of marks in the XII Board.

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