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Industrial Training

Vivian Greene (Others) (32 Points)

18 May 2009

Is it compulsory that one has to clear their PCC on the first attempt inorder to join industrial training? What about the working hours? Also are there any specific qualifications the chartered accountant imparting the training has to fulfill? Is it possible to join a Company other than the ones mentioned by the Institute? What about exam leave?

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SAURABH SRIVASTAVA (Articled Clerk) (26 Points)
Replied 19 May 2009

i want to apply for industrial training provide me a list of organisation with their e -mail ID for submission my resume

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Ronak (Chartered Accountant) (55 Points)
Replied 20 May 2009

There is no such condition for joining industrial training..

You can join IT in the last year of training for a period of 9-12 months but before that you have to give a three months intimation to your principal about your intention of doing so..

The list of the Companies is available on the Institute's website..

Same guidelines in respect of an articled assistant applies to you..A CA in employment being the member of the Institute is qualified to impart industrial training..

Best of Luck!!

Goutam (Chartered Accountant) (30 Points)
Replied 20 May 2009

@ Vivian - You need to clear both groups of PCC & you must be in the last year of articleship to be eligible for Industrial Training. Generally, all companies specifically look for students who have passed both groups in their first attempt.

No, it is not possible to join a comapny which has not been recognised by the institute. Leave as per normal Institute Guidelines.

You can get other details here - www.icai.org/resource_file/14489student_manual_20.pdf