CA FINAL

CA FINAL

About This Course
CA final is the last level course to be completed for an aspirant of Chartered Accountancy. Once the student has cleared the Intermediate level, he/she enters the last leg of CA, i.e., CA Final Course.

A student has to secure a minimum of 40 marks to pass in each subject. A minimum of 50% is required in aggregate to pass in each group. There is no negative marking. If a student appears for both the groups, he/she must secure a minimum of 40% in each subject and an aggregate of 50% in both the groups. If a student is unable to clear a group, he/she must attempt all subjects of the group again. Suppose the student secures more than 60 marks in any subject during a failed attempt; in that case, she/he is given exemption from appearing in exams for that subject for immediate 2 attempts. A student must appear in all four papers to be eligible for claiming the exemption. This exemption facility is present only at Intermediate & Final levels and not the Foundation level.

At AP Academy we want you to succeed in your qualification, and will support you every step of the way, but we need you to put in the effort too. Practice makes perfect, so make sure to leave as much time as possible for exam preparation and practice questions.