@ Neha Jain

Yes you can get the certificate from your employer and sit for the exams.

@ CA Adarsh:

ACCA course is primarily meant for employees who have to deal with practical application of IFRS or are seeking to migrate to a country where IFRSs are in force. Yes, it can be cleared by self study. Hope it helps.

@ Harshit

1. Should this above 2yrs work exp cert. be of a firm or a company?

A: Firm or Company doesn't matter. 2 years if you are a CA or 3 years if you're a BCom graduate.

2. I m not a CA nor have any work exp, so can i use a fake work exp cert. of from one of the company of my knowns. Do they perform cross confirmation about the company mentioned in the experince certificate.

A: It's best to provide genuine documents. However, there is yet to be any known instance of cross examination. You should not be concerned about that.

3. I m unable to find good study material for preparation of the exams yet, which are due in december. Do acca provide study material on registration.

A: No they don't. But they give an index of topics examinable in the coming sessions. You can surf the internet topic wise to get notes or you can purchase the original BPP text book specifically published for this exam. It costs roughly 200 GBP by post.

4. They require the relevant documents to be send by post..is it so?

A: Yes. But only for the initial registration. For re-sitting, fees can be paid online without sending any documents.

5. I hv completed my graduation from rajasthan university. Does it amounts to one of the aprroved universities for acca.

A: Yes as long as its a full time 3 year degree course. However, ACCA office at Glasgow will process your application and their discretion is final.

Hope it helps.
 

Please suggest me the best institute in Delhi for IFRS coaching.

You can go for big 4 classes if you are pursuing ACCA. Their course content is as per ACCA syllabus in which topics which are not relevant for the exam are not not explained.

ACCA Diploma in IFRS better than ICAI in all respect. ICAI faculty and questions are poor. ACCA questions are good and recognition is there.

@ CA Devika Bansal both KPMG and EY are providing training for ACCA Dip IFRS but that is for professionals. I am also based in Delhi and I have heard mixed reviews. Some say it is good, others say not sufficient.

@ Harshit Articleship is also considered for work experience. But a letter from your employer is required.

Hi, 

Your answer is very helpful,but since you have already been through the IFRS course content twice already, once with ICAI and another with KPMG, then isnt it easier for you to understand the content throught the demystifies website?

Since I am a Fresh Chartered Accountant it would require me more basic training, isnt it?

I would be obliged if you could answer my query.

can someone suggest if the IFRS course provided by naukri is worth it? if i need a certification for this course can one suggest?

i did both and found that, institutes exam is far better than ACCA. To gain knowledge and conceptual understanding go for Cer. Ind AS. For diploma go for ACCA. ACCA paper pattern is lengty and mechanical. Not much importance on concept. 

To gain knowledge and conceptual understanding go for Cer. Ind AS.

Hi, just wanted to know if IFRS and INDAS are same? 

M a CA Inter and if i opt for IFRS from KPMG, will that be effective enough to understand IND AS?

Hi,

Just wanted to confirm if INDAS and IFRS are same. M a CA inter and if i opt for KPMG, will that be effective enough to understand IND AS

Hi. Can u please tell is there any job opportunity in kpmg if we do the diploma from there? will they hire those who excels in the diploma exam.

Originally posted by : Sanjeev Vashishth
	Hi, Just wanted to confirm if INDAS and IFRS are same. M a CA inter and if i opt for KPMG, will that be effective enough to understand IND AS

No they arent the same.

IND AS is "IFRS adapted for India", with changes (called Carve Outs)

Sir,

I am a CA finalist and I would like to take the EY diploma course in IFRS certified by ACCA. IndAS is of paramount importance in the Indian context and surely a course would enhance one's knowledge as well as future prospects. However I am not sure if this course is worth the bucks. The course is said to be conducted by senior executives of EY. More than anything else,I am skeptical about the quality of teaching. If anybody has been through this particular course or knows something about it, then some inputs from them would be much appreciated.

I am also providing a link of the course: https://www.ey.com/Publication/vwLUAssets/ey-diploma-in-ifrs-by-acca/$FILE/ey-diploma-in-ifrs-by-acca.pdf

Thank you.

Anurup

Sir,

I am a CA finalist and I would like to take the EY diploma course in IFRS certified by ACCA. IndAS is of paramount importance in the Indian context and surely a course would enhance one's knowledge as well as future prospects. However I am not sure if this course is worth the bucks. The course is said to be conducted by senior executives of EY. More than anything else,I am skeptical about the quality of teaching. If anybody has been through this particular course or knows something about it, then some inputs from them would be much appreciated.

I am also providing a link of the course: https://www.ey.com/Publication/vwLUAssets/ey-diploma-in-ifrs-by-acca/$FILE/ey-diploma-in-ifrs-by-acca.pdf

Thank you.

Anurup