I have completed my B.Com with 64%.Will I get exemption from writing CPT entrance or not?

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Since you are a graduate, you are exempted from the CPT exam in CA course. CPT exam is usually an entry level exam conducted in CA course. You should register for the CPT exam after 10th class. But you can appear in the CPT exam only after successfully completing the 12th class. On the other hand, if you are a graduate you can directly apply for the second level of CA course that is IPCC. If you get through the IPCC level, you should undergo article ship training for 3 years. Only after successfully completing the article ship training, you can apply for the final course in CA.

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I have completed my B.Com graduation with 64%. Will i get exemption from writing CPT entrance?

Re: I have completed my B.Com with 64%.Will I get exemption from writing CPT entrance or not?

Hello friend....


YES... you will get exemption from writing CPT entrance


==>B.com is good graduation course where you will have many opportunities for you in banking fields

==>CA is also one of the best professional career option Since you are a graduate, you are exempted from the CPT exam in CA course.

==> CPT exam is usually an entry level exam conducted in CA course.

==> You should register for the CPT exam after 10th class. But you can appear in the CPT exam only after successfully completing the 12th class.

==> On the other hand, if you are a graduate you can directly apply for the second level of CA course that is IPCC.

==> If you get through the IPCC level, you should undergo article ship training for 3 years

==>Only after successfully completing the article ship training, you can apply for the final course in CA.


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