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Eligibility-
A Candidate who has passed the 10th examination conducted by an examining body constituted by law in India (or an examination recognized by the Central Government as equivalent thereto) can register for the Common Proficiency Test (CPT) of the CA programme. But they can write the examination only after passing the Senior Secondary Examination (10+2) or waiting for the 10+2 exam results. There are no restrictions with regard to the age of the candidate or marks secured in Senior Secondary Examination.
Commerce graduates with 50% marks, non-commerce graduates with subjects other than Mathematics with an aggregate of 55% marks and non-commerce graduates with Maths with an aggregate of 60% marks are exempted from the Common Proficiency Test (CPT) and are permitted to register for Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC).
*CPT is exempted for those who qualify certain conditions as stated above.
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There are 9 educational institutions in the United Kingdom offering degrees in optometry. Six are located in England with one optometry school in each of Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland. Additionally, in England, the Institute of Optometry offers a post-graduate professional doctorate (Doctor of Optometry degree) in partnership with London South Bank University.
England:-
Anglia Ruskin University - Cambridge
University of Aston - Birmingham
University of Bradford
City University London
University of Manchester
University of Plymouth
Wales:-
Cardiff University
Scotland[edit source
Glasgow Caledonian University
Northern Ireland:-
University of Ulster - Coleraine campus
I suggest that go to their website and find out details of fees and admission process.