I want to know about the ACCA course.

ACCA stands for Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, which is a globally recognised professional accountancy qualification. The ACCA course is designed to provide students with the necessary skills and knowledge to work as professional accountants and finance professionals. The ACCA qualification comprises of 13 papers divided into four levels: Applied Knowledge, Applied Skills, Strategic Professional, and Ethics and Professional Skills module. The course covers a wide range of topics including financial accounting and reporting, management accounting, taxation, audit and assurance, and financial management. To pursue the ACCA course, you need to meet the eligibility criteria which include having completed 10+2 or equivalent qualification for the Foundation Level, or having completed a relevant degree for the Professional Level. There are also exemptions available for those who have completed relevant qualifications such as a B.Com or MBA. The duration of the course varies based on your prior qualifications and exemptions, and it typically takes between 3-4 years to complete all the papers. However, the course is designed to be flexible and you can choose to study at your own pace.

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