What is ACCA Qualification?
ACCA is a professional accountancy qualification that benefits from global recognition. This qualification is provided by ACCA UK, which is the largest accounting body in the world.

What opportunities can ACCA Qualification provide me?
It provides job opportunities in following sectors:
Financial Services: The course gives you in-depth learning that joining the financial services sector is the next natural step. Globalisation and IFRS has opened global opportunities.
Public Practice: A large number of ACCA candidates join the public sector, especially the Big Four.
Industry/Commerce: Working for multi-national organisations is another lucrative opportunity. Big names continuously employ ACCA qualified professionals.
Public Sector: ACCA qualified professionals can also work for:

• Local Government Organisations
• Charities
• Education & Health Departments
• Non-Profit organisations to promote global standards

What are the eligibility criteria for ACCA course?
Professional Examination Route(PER) - For Entry to ACCA's professional Qualification, you should be at least 18 years of age and have qualified Senior School Certificate 10+2( pass in 5 subjects including English and Mathematics / Accounts, with 65% marks in English and accounts or Math and minimum 50% marks in other)

Mature Student Entry Route - Above age 21 years, no academic qualifications required . Must pass the equivalent of papers F2, Management Accounting and F3 financial Accounting within 2 years before further progression to the ACCA exams is permitted.

Graduate Entry Route - Relevant Degree holders may be exempted up to all nine papers within the Fundamental level and register directly at the professional level. Other degrees with some relevance may also qualify for exemptions.

Access to ACCA via CAT qualification - No academic qualifications required. Candidate can appear for Certified Accounting Technician (CAT) qualification first and then transfer to the skills modules of the ACCA qualification by claiming exemption from the first three papers in the knowledge module i.e F1, F2 and F3.

What exemptions are available?
Up to nine exemptions are available from the fundamentals level of the ACCA Qualification. No exemptions are available from the professional level.
The number of exemptions a candidate can claim will depend on how closely your previous qualifications match the content of the ACCA syllabus. Example-If a candidate has completed a relevant degree from an ACCA accredited university, he may be eligible to claim exemption from up to all nine exams within the fundamental level.

How to get Oxford Brookes Bsc. Degree while studying ACCA?
A candidate is eligible to undertake the Oxford Brookes BSc. Project after completion of the Fundamental level. A candidate must complete following steps:
1) Complete a Research and Analyst project based on a 6,500 word report on a topic suggested by Oxford Brookes University.
2) Produce a Skills and Learning statement of 2,000 words.
3) Present your findings.

What is the relevance of BSc. in Applied Accounting?
Once a candidate completes the above listed projects, it shows that he/ she is highly motivated, a self-starter, keen to learn new skills and able to write a formal business document. In addition to this, it is another opportunity for the candidate to add an additional qualification to your CV and enhance your career prospects

When can I register for ACCA?
You can register at any time, however if you wish to take part in specific paper based examination sessions, the following deadlines apply:
For June Exams
Register by 31st December of the preceding year.
For December Exams
Register by 15th August of the same year.

What are fees associated with ACCA registration?
On registration you will be asked to pay an initial subscription fee. Then on 1 January each year, an annual subscription fee will be due. As you enter for exams or claim exemptions, a payment will be requested.
The following fees are applicable in 2010 (and are subject to change without any written notice)

Additional fees may apply to register with the relevant Joint Examination Scheme partner - details of which can be found in the related documents section.

** If you have previously been registered with ACCA and wish to re-register, you should complete a re-registration form which can be obtained from the ACCA office in your country. The registration fee is £69 (an additional penalty fee of  £69, plus any outstanding fees that you owe, may also be charged if you were removed from the register for non-payment of any fees and hand not previously informed ACCA that you wished to leave the register).

Where will the examination be held?
ACCA has examination centers all over the world. To choose your nearest center please click here

What are Piron's Deliverables?
1) 60 Hrs online real-time training per paper (Through Web conferencing).
2) Our online training is a powerful tool where you can interact with our world renowned ACCA expert faculty.
3) You can ask question, queries and doubts and your doubts will be solved live on online training.
4) Attention to individual in terms of making sure that full advantage is being taken by students.
5) All the training videos are uploaded on our E-portal which can be viewed at your leisure.
6) Unlimited access of www.flexiguru.com for entire duration of course which has e-learning content in form of videos, presentations, assignments, forums etc.
7) We have partnered with BPP Learning Media. Students studying with us get access to BPP Learning Media high quality study material. Be it online library, text books, sample questions papers and revision kits.
8) Practice Sessions - practice sessions are frequently held to build confidence in student.
9) Examination Tips by Experts for Exam Success.
10) Surprise tests and Mock examination for Performance evaluation.

How does online tuition provided?
You need to have a computer/laptop with an internet connection and a headphone. Before the class commences, a link is sent to your e-mail address. You click on that link and you are prompted to our online classroom. You can listen to the faculty, other classmates and participate. At the same time, you can clear your doubts and enquiry by asking question without any hesitation.

Where can I study?
Piron gives you flexibility to study from home, office, internet cafes, libraries etc. You just need a computer and a good internet connection to get connected to the online live classroom.

How do I contact the faculty after classes?
You can always send your queries by e-mail and your query would be solved as soon as possible by our world renowned faculty.

What would happen if I miss my class or could not attend the class?
You can easily watch the recorded lecture that was held for that class. Every lecture and class is video recorded, so even if you miss a class, you can always catch up when you are ready.

When do I have to enter for a paper-based exam?
June exams: deadline is 15 April.
December exams : deadline is 15 October.

Which papers are done as a CBE?
Papers F1 to F3 are assessed by Computer Based Examination.