ACCA exemptions allow you to skip certain ACCA exams based on your existing qualifications. Here’s how it works:

Exemption Breakdown:

• Completed Class 12th: No exemptions; you need to take all 13 papers.
• BCom Graduate: Exempt from 4 papers (Business and Technology, Management Accounting, Financial Accounting, Corporate and Business Law); need to take 9 papers.
• MCom Post Graduate: Same exemptions as BCom; need to take 9 papers.
• CA IPCC (Both Groups): Exempt from 5 papers (Business and Technology, Management Accounting, Financial Accounting, Taxation, Audit and Assurance); need to take 8 papers.
• Qualified Chartered Accountant: Exempt from 9 papers (Business and Technology, Management Accounting, Financial Accounting, Taxation, Corporate and Business Law, Audit and Assurance, Financial Management, Financial Reporting, Performance Management); need to take 4 papers.

How to Apply:

• Register for ACCA exams on their official website.
• Submit proof of your qualifications, such as degree certificates or transcripts, either during registration or via email.

Eligibility:

• Degree in commerce (BCom or MCom).
• Completed CA IPCC (both groups).
• Full Chartered Accountant qualification.

ACCA will assess your documents and grant the appropriate exemptions based on your qualifications.