How many papers are there in the CA Foundation examination in India?

Paper 1: Principles and Practices of Accounting 

This paper consists of 80 marks and is divided into two parts. Part A covers the theoretical aspects of accounting, while Part B covers the practical aspects of accounting. Some of the topics covered in this paper include accounting principles and concepts, journal entries, ledger accounts, trial balance, financial statements, and accounting for non-profit organizations.

Paper 2: Business Laws and Business Correspondence and Reporting  

This paper consists of 100 marks and is divided into two parts. Part A covers business laws, while Part B covers business correspondence and reporting. Some of the topics covered in this paper include Indian Contract Act, 1872, Sale of Goods Act, 1930, Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, writing skills, formal letters, and business correspondence.

Paper 3: Business Mathematics, Logical Reasoning and Statistics 

This paper consists of 100 marks and is divided into two parts. Part A covers business mathematics and logical reasoning, while Part B covers statistics. Some of the topics covered in this paper include ratio and proportion, equations and inequalities, time value of money, permutations and combinations, logical reasoning, statistical description of data, and measures of central tendency.

Paper 4: Business Economics and Business and Commercial Knowledge 

This paper consists of 100 marks and is divided into two parts. Part A covers business economics, while Part B covers business and commercial knowledge. Some of the topics covered in this paper include microeconomics and macroeconomics, demand and supply, market equilibrium, production and cost, and business cycles.

In conclusion, the CA Foundation examination consists of four papers in total, each covering different aspects of the Chartered Accountancy course. The papers are designed to test the knowledge and skills of the candidates and prepare them for the next level of the CA course.

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