The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India Speciality : Accounting & Finance
programme: Accounting and Auditing

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My experience with ICAP has been good so far, you have to work hard if you want to qualify, to be a recognized chartered accountant. ICAP only conduct exams( twice a year ), students have to prepare through self-study or from private institutes.There are some drawbacks. It’s not recognized world wide like other countries institutes. Example: I selected ICAI ( India ) because ICAP wasn’t available in the option.