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Chartered Accountant Course (CA Course Classes)

Chartered Accountant Course (CA Course Classes)




CA Course : Takshila learning, one of the best leading company in e-learning with courses ranging from K-12 School Courses, Professional Courses, Skill development Courses. It offers video lectures for CA (Chartered Accountant) as per the latest ICAI Syllabus by India's best faculties. The intent is to help the student in passing in their exams and becoming CA with the high score at the first attempt itself. For your in-depth practice, Takshila Learning offers courses for a one-year duration.
For students, we provide the opportunity to study in comfort of their home. Other options like concise Notes and Test series provide the option to clear the exam at the fastest pace.
we provide these classes in an online and offline mode like (Pendrive, DVDs, SD Card and Tablet)
CA Course (Chartered Accountant Course) is conducted by ICAI (The Institute of Chartered Accountant of India) and is divided into three parts which are explained below:

Step by Step Procedure to Become Chartered Accountant

Register for CA CPT/ CA Foundation:
Register with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) for Common Proficiency Test (CPT) / CA Foundation.
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