How high is the passing rate of CPA? Is it difficult?

The passing rate of a single subject of CPA is within 8%-15%. The passing rate of all subjects can be calculated by multiplying the passing rates of 6 subjects. Some are difficult and some are easy. My personal ranking is: Auditing>Accounting>Financial Management>Tax Law>Economic Law>Strategic Risk

This is the registration condition:

China that meets the following conditions Citizens can register for the National Unified Certified Public Accountant Examination:

(1) Have full capacity for civil conduct;

(2) Have a college degree or above, or have accounting or related qualifications Professional intermediate technical title or above.

Registration for CICPA is usually in March and April, and the exam is in October. You can pay attention to the website notice of the AICPA at that time, and you can also register at the AICPA.

Talk about preparing for the exam: First of all, build up the confidence to win. You must prepare carefully for the CPA exam. This is a must. You must be down-to-earth and beat the goals step by step; now is the professional stage 6 My personal suggestion is that you can plan within three years, such as accounting and tax law in the first year, because the two subjects are relatively closely related, and financial management, strategy, and economic law in the second year, because originally strategy is divided into financial management. For those who have graduated, you can take the auditing exam in the third year. You can also put economic law and auditing together, it depends on your time and energy! All 6 subjects in the professional stage must be passed within 5 years to be eligible to apply for the comprehensive stage. There is only one subject in the comprehensive stage, but it is tested in two parts. The comprehensive stage also focuses on auditing. It is recommended to pass the professional stage first before considering the comprehensive stage. stage. CPA has never been short of miracles. There have been precedents for non-accounting majors to pass 6 subjects at once. Therefore, mismatched majors are not a problem at all.

Good luck preparing for the exam.