I have 2 years work experience in bpos and 3 years in a construction company but not related to accounting or finance. can I get exemption from training under cwa?
thanks
15 Replies
(Guest)
CWA institute mentioned the areas of work, where you can get eligibility for practical trng exemption..
here it is..
Please check whether the organisation in which you are working or worked comes under the following..
When can I be exempted from undergoing practical training of 3years?
You will get exemption from undergoing practical training equivalent to your
working experience in the Organizations (whose annual turnover is Rs.5 crores or more) listed below provided you are
working/worked in the recognized areas listed below:
Organizations recognized for Training: (i) Central/State Government /
Semi-Government / Public Utilities (ii) Banks and other Financial Institutions
(iii) Insurance Company (iv) Public Sector Unit (v) Public Limited Company (vi)
Private Limited Company (vii) Information Technology Sector (viii) KPO / BPO
(ix) Stock Exchange (x) Universities, Management Institutes and any other
educational institute (xi) Limited Liability Partnership Firm (xii) Management
Consultancy Firms (xiii) NGO (xiv)Co-operative societies engaged in Banking
or Manufacturing and (xiii) Any other institution as approved by the Council
from time to time
Recognized areas for Training: (i) Cost Accounting (ii) Financial Accounting
(iii) Financial Management (iv) Auditing (v) Regulatory compliances (vi) Direct
Taxation (vii) Indirect Taxation (viii) Corporate Laws, Industrial Laws and
Commercial Laws (ix) Systems Analysis and Information Technology
(including ERP system) (x) Project Management (xi) Banking Operations (xii)
Insurance (xiii) Valuation (xiv) Financial Services (xv) Teaching in Finance,
Accounts, Costing, Taxation, Management and subjects covered in ICWAI
Syllabus (other than visiting faculty) (xvi) Management Consultancy Services
(xvii) Any other areas approved by the Council from time to time.
If I am not working in the recognized areas for training but working in an recognized Organization(s), will I get the exemption from practical training?
but not full period of 3 years. You will get exemption equivalent to your
working experience not exceeding 2 years and 6 months. You have to either
gain working experience/or undergo training for a period of six months in the recognized areas of training in your Organization itself or in other recognized
Organization(s) as listed above.
Hope you may get help from this..
check this thread for more details..
/forum/procedure-for-practical-training-exemption-icwai--180302.asp
and https://www.icwai.org/icwainew/index.asp
All the best to you.
jrmchess
(na)
(197 Points)
Replied 04 February 2012
thanks for the reply. I have read that but I have not understood this clause " If I am not working in the recognized areas for training but working in an recognized Organization(s), will I get the exemption from practical training?
but not full period of 3 years. You will get exemption equivalent to your
working experience not exceeding 2 years and 6 months. You have to either
gain working experience/or undergo training for a period of six months in the recognized areas of training in your Organization itself or in other recognized
Organization(s) as listed above."
Can u please explain it?
* Krishna *
(CA Student)
(6149 Points)
Replied 04 February 2012
Yes, you gets the exemption. The meaning of above line is you have a total experience of 5 (2+3 years). But as per ICWAI rules, you will get maximum exemption of training for only 2.5 years, even though you have more experience. 2.5 yrs is the maximum exemption rule in cwa. So for balance 6months you need to work as per the training scheme of icwai. Hope you got the point. Further, for availing exemption, you need to apply with all relevant documents within the prescribed period after you registers as a cwa inter student. Assumed you have completed your graduation.
jrmchess
(na)
(197 Points)
Replied 04 February 2012
I just need some clarification on the duration of the course. I am a graduate so I can get direct entry to Intermediate. So does that mean, 18 months for Intermediate, 18 months for Final and 6 months for training (since I have 5 years work ex) which means total duration of 3 years and 6 months?
(Guest)
Agreed with Krishna,
why is 18 months for inter??, you can write Dec'12 exams, if you register on or before 5th june'12, and if you send answered testpapers within 10th Aug'12..
after passing inter you need a gap of 9 months for final exams..
Regd practical trng, you can start it just after Registration..,
jrmchess
(na)
(197 Points)
Replied 04 February 2012
I have another question as well. I had earlier thought of pursuing CS as I am already an MBA finance and awaiting my final results. But after going through some online posts I felt it is better to pursue CWA to augment the value of my resume. Hence I have changed my mind and decided to take up CWA. Now I would like to know if one can pursue CWA while working. I am currently working in the finance dept of a company and do not wish to leave my job. Will there be a problem in the future if there are requirements of trainings, seminars etc...?
(Guest)
In my opinion, you can sure maintain work and CWA course,
you need to attend GD/BC programs twice for Inter, means just two days.. probably on sundays, and dates will be informed by Regional council,
and my suggestion is, dont change your mind because of some posts, as every profession has its own value, you choose which suits best for you, and make decision depending upon which subjects you are interested in..
jrmchess
(na)
(197 Points)
Replied 04 February 2012
thanks Harini but what about computer training? how long will it take? Also what do you suggest CS or CWA for an MBA in finance? And I am trying to find out the admission and exam dates for CWA. can you please give me the link? thanks
* Krishna *
(CA Student)
(6149 Points)
Replied 04 February 2012
You can still work along with your study. But you have to do study from day one with systematic scheduled plan. Then cracking it will be easy. You have both oral/postal mode of coaching. For oral you need to attend mostly evening/mrng classes (usually classes at branches will be held out of office hours). If you are comfortable with this mode, then prefer oral, else choose postal mode n write test papers and submit the same in your nearest chapter office. Regarding attending seminars/GDs, it depends on the branch you wish to join. At some branches, even without attending the same wont be problem if you have chosen oral coaching and if you have maintained required class attendance. At other branches, you may need to attend those, which does not take much time you can take leave. Computer training is must and you need to attend it.
* Krishna *
(CA Student)
(6149 Points)
Replied 04 February 2012
This is official website link you gets all details there. Go through FAQ column.
jrmchess
(na)
(197 Points)
Replied 05 February 2012
can you tell me where is the computer training held? I reside in mumbai and are batches conducted on weekends?
jrmchess
(na)
(197 Points)
Replied 05 February 2012
I have one more question. I am mba in finance and working in fin & acc dept as mis exec. I am 29 years old. Does it make sense to do CWA at this age or for that matter CS? Which would be better considering my profile? thanks
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