CAP-III is the final stage of the Chartered Accountancy course, lasting three years. It includes advanced studies and a mandatory three-year paid articleship under a practicing Chartered Accountant.
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To be eligible for the Final Level, a candidate must:
Successfully complete and pass both groups of the Intermediate Level Examinations.
Be enrolled as an articled trainee under a practicing Chartered Accountant by formally signing an Articleship Deed. It is important to note that this deed must be officially registered with the Institute within one month from the date it is signed.
Paper No. | Subject |
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Paper 1 | Advance Financial Reporting |
Paper 2 | Advanced Financial Management |
Paper 3 | Advanced Audit and Assurance |
Paper 4 | Corporate Laws |
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Paper 5 | Management Information and Control System |
Paper 6 | Advanced Taxation |
Paper 7 | Advanced Cost and Management Accounting |
Paper 8 | Strategic Management and Decision Making Analysis |
Develop advanced knowledge in auditing, taxation, accounting, and financial management
Gain practical experience through a three-year paid articleship
Enhance decision-making and problem-solving skills in real-world business scenarios
Build competence in handling complex financial and legal matters
Strengthen ethical standards and professional judgment
Prepare for leadership roles in accounting, finance, and management
Attain eligibility for Chartered Accountant certification in Nepal
Improve communication, teamwork, and client-handling skills through on-the-job training
CAP-III is the final level of the Chartered Accountancy program, spanning three years. This stage, which includes practical training, is structured to provide students with in-depth professional knowledge and advanced skills. As part of the course, students are required to complete a three-year paid articleship under the supervision of a practicing Chartered Accountant.
