The ACCA Qualification is designed to provide the accounting knowledge, skills and professional values which will deliver finance professionals who are capable of bilding successful careers across all sectors, whether they are working in the public or private sectors. Currently ACCA is working in over 170 countries with 80 exams centers and having over 122000 members and 325000 stu
Professional Qualification Route: Minimum age 18 years 2 A level and 3 GCSEs or equivalent in 5 separate subjects, including English and Mathematics, ICAP Foundation, CAT (UK), Graduation from Pakistan.
Mature Students Entry Route:Minimum age21 Years with no formal qualification.
You will need to complete 14 papers in total. A maximum of nine papers in the Fundamentals level are available for exemption.
Foundation: (9 Papers in total) |
Foundation: (9 Papers in total) |
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Knowledge |
Essential |
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F1 |
Accountant in Business |
P1 |
Professional Accountant |
F2 |
Management Accounting |
P2 |
Corporate Reporting |
F3 |
Financial Accounting |
P3 |
Business Analsys |
Skills |
Optional |
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F4 |
Corporate and Business Law |
P4 |
Advanced Financial Management |
F5 |
Performance Management |
P5 |
Advanced Performance Management |
F6 |
Taxation |
P6 |
Advanced Taxation |
F7 |
Financial Reporting |
P7 |
Advanced Audit and Assurance |
F8 |
Audit and Assurance |
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F9 |
Financial Management |
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ACCA Paper Beased Exams (PBE) are conducted twice a year in June and December but Computer Based Exams (CBE) whenever student wish to sit. CBEs are currently available for paper F1, F2 and F3. Exam is conducted by the British Council Pakistan. Student can sit in up to 4 papers in one session. Passing %age 10 50% through the ACCA. All the papers have to be passed on individual basis.
15th of August for December attempt and 31st Decemeber for June attempt. Other than these registrations remain open through out the year for most flexible exams under CBE.
You can take a maximum of four exams every six months and combining this with working full-time would also mean you are simultaneously gaining the practical experience requirement also necessary for membership. On average, an individual registering with the minimum entry requirments, working full-time and studying on a part-time basis would take approximately 3 to 4 years to gain their ACCA Qualification. However, depending on your previous qualofication and relevant practical experience, you can complete the qualification much more quickly. A graduate with a relevant degree and a couple of years relevant experience could complete the qualification in as little as one or two years.
Type of Charges |
Payable to ACCA (UK) |
Payable to College |
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Initial Registration (only once) |
£ 72 |
Rs. 5,000 |
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Diploma (per paper) |
£ 57 |
Rs. 12,000 |
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Advanced Diploma (per paper) |
£ 72 |
Rs. 12,000 |
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Professional Level (per paper) |
£ 84 |
Rs. 13,000 |
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* subject to change without prior notice |
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Note: Annual subscription fee £ 69 is payable to ACCA UK. for CBE extra fee would be charges.
* 3 Years B.Com (Hons) |
Knowledge Level |
* M.Com for MBA |
Knowledge Level + F4 CL |
* PIPFA |
Paper F2 & F3, based on specific subjects |
* ICAP Foundation |
Knowledge Level + F4 CL |
* ICMA |
Knowledge Level + F4 CL |