What documents do I need to register for ACCA?

What documents do I need to register for ACCA?

You’ll need the following to complete your application:

1. Proof of identification such as driver’s license, passport or birth certificate.
2. Official translations of any documents not in English, stamped by a licensed translator who is authorised and qualified to provide translation services.

How do I register with ACCA?

What is the process for entering the Conditional Exemption Programme?

1. Step 1: Use the exemptions calculator to check if your course is eligible for exemptions.
2. Step 2: Start your application to become an ACCA student.
3. Step 3: Click on the Conditional Exemptions Links during the application process.
4. Step 4: Enter for exams.

What happens after ACCA registration?

What happens after I submit my application? Once you’ve applied and paid you’ll receive a confirmation email to let you know we’re processing your application. If we have everything we need you’ll receive confirmation of your student status within five working days.

What are the 14 papers of ACCA?

These exams are:

• Corporate and Business Law (LW)
• Taxation (TX)
• Financial Reporting (FR)
• Performance Management (PM)
• Financial Management (FM)
• Audit and Assurance (AA)

Is Passport required for ACCA?

ACCA Requirements for ACCA registrations: One passport size photo is needed as ACCA registration requirements. Proof of identity is a must while doing the ACCA registration. The other ACCA requirements are address proofs and birth proof (pan card, driving license, Aadhar card for Indian students, etc.).

Is Acca a degree or certificate?

The ACCA Qualification is broadly equivalent to degree standard when you take the first nine papers (the Fundamentals level). When you take the Professionals level, it is equivalent to a master’s degree.

What is the minimum qualification for ACCA?

The minimum entry requirements for the ACCA Qualification are: Two A-Levels and three GCSEs (or their equivalent). These need to be in five separate subjects including English and maths.

What is the eligibility criteria for ACCA?

ACCA Eligibility The eligibility criteria to pursue ACCA is: The candidates must be at least 18 years of age , and must complete 10+2 as a minimum required qualification. A minimum of 65% is required in Accounts or Mathematics and English, in grade 12 exams.

What are the required qualifications to do ACCA?

The ACCA Qualification is flexible. Its entry requirements and study options are very flexible. 3 GCSEs and 2 A Levels in 5 different subjects including Mathematics and English are needed for entry to ACCA Qualification. Other equivalent qualifications are also acceptable.

Is ACCA a professional course?

ACCA is a high level professional qualification and is equivalent to completing a full university degree, and it is IFAC compliant based on international accounting and auditing standards. The ACCA course can be pursued either parallely with the student’s graduation (B.Com, BBA, etc.) or it can be embedded within the graduation course itself.

Is ACCA is very hard course?

The short answer is no. The ACCA course material isn’t easy, sure. It’s professional accounting – it’s not meant to be easy. But it isn’t incredibly difficult.