The CA course in India is regulated by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). It consists of three levels:

• CA Foundation: Entry-level exam after class 12, Held in June ,Sep and Jan
• CA Intermediate: Next stage after passing the Foundation or for graduates/postgraduates
• Articleship: 2 Years after Passing CA INTER
• CA Final: The final stage of the CA course.

• For CA Foundation: Students who have passed class 12 from a recognized board.(CBSE , RBSE OR ANY OTHER With Min 50%)
• For CA Intermediate: After passing the Foundation exam or having a commerce graduation with minimum 55%
• For CA Final: After passing the Intermediate exam, completing articleship, and attending Advanced Integrated Course on Information Technology and Soft Skills (AICITSS).

The CA  Foundation & Inter exams are held thrice a year, usually in June ,Sep and Jan , by ICAI. The exams include multiple-choice questions, subjective questions, and case studies.

Practical training is a crucial part of the CA course. After passing the Intermediate exam, students must undergo a 2-year articleship training under a practicing Chartered Accountant.

A Chartered Accountant has a wide array of career opportunities in fields like audit, taxation, finance, consulting, and corporate governance. CA qualification is highly respected and recognized globally, opening doors to lucrative job prospects in India and abroad. Remember, the CA course demands consistent effort and dedication, but it can lead to a rewarding and fulfilling career in the field of accounting and finance.