Is there a Master's degree in CA in India or abroad?

CA is not considered an undergraduate degree though you can get equivalency first offered by some universities in your state/country to CA qualified students. Once you get equivalency based on your certification, then you can apply for Masters in abroad. But here is a catch, be sure that your accounting credits will be transferred to the abroad university. Most of the times accounting credits from Pak/India are not transfered due to the course's curriculum and GAAP & IAS differences. In many cases, if you're a graduate you'll still be admitted in BS degree in foreign universities, specifically in when your majors is accounting.

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That’s totally unfair if we compare the CA with any degree course. CA is a certification course which is conducted by ICAI alone. CA is a complete professional course which is worldwide accepted. However, there are some universities in world who considered CA as PG degree to give admission into doctorate course. Hence there is no question arises about its further more continuation of this certificate because the course structure of CA is designed in such a way which is actually completes in its own and hence no further degree required.

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The Chartered Accountancy course is considered to be the rigorous professional courses both in India and Worldwide with only 3-10% of the students passing in every attempt in Inter and Final Level. In India, Chartered Accountants are regulated by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India(ICAI) which was established by the Chartered Accountants Act, 1949. There is no Masters degree in college or universities you have to qualify entrance exam. The Chartered Accountancy examinations are divided into three levels. They are Common Proficiency Test (CPT)Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC)Final Examination A person can apply for membership either by passing all three levelons prescribed by Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and completing three years of practical training or by availing themselves of exemptions under mutual recognition agreements(MRAs).

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