WHAT are the durration of ICWA course.plz.tell details in
relevant course.
Answer / vignesh
ICWA now get change as ICMA- institute of cost and
management accountants of India, it has 3 levels of exam
1.foundation
2.inter and 3.final, candidate having UG qualification can
apply directly to inter otherwise have to clear foundation
course, To complete entire course will take 3 years only,
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