Icwai final doubt in practical training
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26 July 2013
hi sir , this is sagar sir iam completed my icwai inter in 2012 dec attempt sir but iam a student of chatered accountancy course pursing my articles sir . so my query is with effect of latest amendament in the practical training of icwai can i attempt icwai- final without articles any alternatives to training please suggest me also thanking you sir.
26 July 2013
you are eligible for final but you shall have enroll for I-CMA training (I-CMAT)module of the institute as detailed in appendix c at least complete 100 hours of training to make an application to appear in final examination.
26 July 2013
APPENDIX C
I-CMA Training (I-CMAT)
The students who are desirous of appearing for Final Examinations from Dec 2013 to Dec 2014 but are neither employed nor under training as indicated in Appendix A, to become eligible for final Examination, should enroll for I-CMA Training Module. The details of this Module are:
1. The students have to enroll for the I-CMA Training Module by submitting Form T-6 along with the Demand Draft for Rs.3000/ drawn in favour of the Institute Cost Accountants of India, payable at New Delhi.
2. Each of the students enrolled for this Module needs to complete at least 100 hours of Active Learning Hours (ALH)
The total Active Learning Hours (ALH) will be subdivided into various topics based on a weightage and the training in the topics will be provided in a class room/ webinar/seminar/PD Programme mode.
The Institute will notify the detailed schedule of such programme from time to time through its web site/ email communication. Topics in which the student will require practical exposure will generally be:
Cost Accounting System
Working Capital assessment (CMA, FFR, QIS, etc.)
Cost Accounting Records- Regulated Industries
Cost Accounting Records- Common
Cost Compliance Reports
Cost Audit
XBRL Filing
MCA E-filing
Advanced Excel
ERP
Central Excise (e-filing, assessment, audit)
Service tax (e-filing, assessment, audit)
Direct Taxes (e-filing, assessment, audit)
VAT (e-filing, assessment, audit)
Customs (e-filing, assessment, audit)
Stock audit-banks
Receivables audit- banks
FEMA certificates
Internal Audit
(This list is only indicative in nature)
The total 100 ALH will be sub divided into various activities and the maximum weightage a student can earn from these activities will be:
Sl. No. Activity Maximum weightage assigned (ALH)
1. Training in the topics will be provided in a) classroom/ webinar/seminar/PD Programme mode. 100
2. Project Work 50
3. Summer training already completed by students as part of their Under Graduate and Post Graduate course or hands on training with companies/Practicing Cost Accountants 50
The students will be accumulating ALH by attending the Training module and once they accumulate 100 hours of ALH they will become eligible to appear for Final Examinations.
Important to Note
On-line Registration of students who prefer the 100 ALH scheme including on-line payment within 16th Aug 2013 for Dec 2013 exam and corresponding dates for other terms will be duly notified.
100 ALH is to be accumulated by the students within 25th Oct 2013, to become eligible for December 2013 final examination.
I-CMA Training (I-CMAT)
The students who are desirous of appearing for Final Examinations from Dec 2013 to Dec 2014 but are neither employed nor under training as indicated in Appendix A, to become eligible for final Examination, should enroll for I-CMA Training Module. The details of this Module are:
1. The students have to enroll for the I-CMA Training Module by submitting Form T-6 along with the Demand Draft for Rs.3000/ drawn in favour of the Institute Cost Accountants of India, payable at New Delhi.
2. Each of the students enrolled for this Module needs to complete at least 100 hours of Active Learning Hours (ALH)
The total Active Learning Hours (ALH) will be subdivided into various topics based on a weightage and the training in the topics will be provided in a class room/ webinar/seminar/PD Programme mode.
The Institute will notify the detailed schedule of such programme from time to time through its web site/ email communication. Topics in which the student will require practical exposure will generally be:
Cost Accounting System
Working Capital assessment (CMA, FFR, QIS, etc.)
Cost Accounting Records- Regulated Industries
Cost Accounting Records- Common
Cost Compliance Reports
Cost Audit
XBRL Filing
MCA E-filing
Advanced Excel
ERP
Central Excise (e-filing, assessment, audit)
Service tax (e-filing, assessment, audit)
Direct Taxes (e-filing, assessment, audit)
VAT (e-filing, assessment, audit)
Customs (e-filing, assessment, audit)
Stock audit-banks
Receivables audit- banks
FEMA certificates
Internal Audit
(This list is only indicative in nature)
The total 100 ALH will be sub divided into various activities and the maximum weightage a student can earn from these activities will be:
Sl. No. Activity Maximum weightage assigned (ALH)
1. Training in the topics will be provided in a) classroom/ webinar/seminar/PD Programme mode. 100
2. Project Work 50
3. Summer training already completed by students as part of their Under Graduate and Post Graduate course or hands on training with companies/Practicing Cost Accountants 50
The students will be accumulating ALH by attending the Training module and once they accumulate 100 hours of ALH they will become eligible to appear for Final Examinations.
Important to Note
On-line Registration of students who prefer the 100 ALH scheme including on-line payment within 16th Aug 2013 for Dec 2013 exam and corresponding dates for other terms will be duly notified.
100 ALH is to be accumulated by the students within 25th Oct 2013, to become eligible for December 2013 final examination.
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