Code Of Conduct

1. Code of Conduct If you want to be a Chartered Accountant, you need to do more than just pass your tests; you also need to get good at controlling yourself, having strong morals, and acting like a professional, which are all important parts of being a CA. You need to start working on these skills now, while you are still a student, not later when you become a "CA." Here is an important and current set of rules called a "Code of Conduct" that all future CAs should follow. 1. Commit to Integrity—Even When No One Is Watching It is really vital for people studying to become CAs to act in an principal manner. This includes doing practice assessments, not being dishonest during formal evaluations, and telling the truth about your preparedness. Being truthful is the base of this profession. The Institute wants people who will become CAs to be honest and clear from the start. 2. Respect Time—Yours and Everyone Else’s Those in the CA program succeed because they are good at managing how to spend their time. Create a plan for when you will study, be sure to done all your work when it is due, and always show up when you are supposed to. As you are learning, showing

2. up on time shows that you can be trusted and that you are good at what yor work , which will help you later in your career. 3. Maintain Confidentiality in Training You'll get to see private client information, money reports, and other things that should be kept secret when you are training. Treat everything like it is private. The trust you get now will help you later when you are working or in the business world. 4. Practice Professional Behaviour You should act like you are a future professional when you are in class, talking to teachers, or working with experienced people at your job. Be respectful, be deliberate to learn, and don't look for the straightforward approach. Everyone think of CAs as people who stay calm, even when things are hard. 5. Stay Updated With Amendments One of the most important things about this job is that laws change, so you have to change too. Always check for new announcements from ICAI, tax updates, GST changes, and rules about auditing. A student who learns a lot becomes a professional who knows even more. 6. Use Social Media Mindfully What you do online is important when you are a CA student. Don't post wrong financial advice, exam information that was leaked, private company details, or anything else that could hurt your reputation. Use the internet to learn, meet people, and share good information, not things that start arguments. 7. Avoid copying in Assignments Your understanding should be reflected in the work you hand in, whether it is assignments or projects. Copy and paste can save your time at the moment, but will complicate learning in the future. You know, you should do your own job. 8. Dress and Communicate Professionally When you are training, you learn how to behave in the business world. Wear well, talk well and be good. You are not only a student but you are preparing to be ready to be employed in the financial sector in future.

3. 9. Seek Help Without Hesitation A good student understands when to get assistance. If something is confusing, or a job isn't clear, seek support. The CA experience focuses on education. 10. Own Your Progress How well you do depends on how steady you are. Make the study plans that you have actually practicable, go through the information frequently and take charge of what you would desire. You have to pass the exams by yourself; only you get what you deserve.