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1 GENERAL 2
2 APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION 3
3 THE DEGREE OF HONOURS BACHELOR OF
ACCOUNTING SCIENCE (HONS BCOMPT) 4
3.1 Admission 4
3.2 Curriculum 5
3.3 Duration of study and re-registration 5
3.4 Discussion classes 6
3.5 Tests and year mark 7
3.6 Examination 7
3.7 Supplementary examination 7
3.8 Pass mark and pass with distinction 8
4 CERTIFICATE IN THE THEORY OF
ACCOUNTING (CTA) 8
5. THE POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN
ACCOUNTING SCIENCES 9
5.1 Admission 10
5.2 Curriculum 10
5.3 Duration of study and re-registration 11
5.4 Tests and year mark 11
5.5 Examination 12
5.6 Pass mark and pass with distinction 12
6. THE POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN AUDITING 12
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA
1 GENERAL
3.1 Admission
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3.2 Curriculum
• Bloemfontein/Kimberley
• Bulawayo
• Cape Town
• Durban
• East London
• Harare
• Johannesburg/Midrand
• Mafikeng
• Pretoria/Midrand
• Windhoek
During the course of the year four tests of five hours each
are written, under examination conditions.
The average mark of the three best tests will constitute the
student’s year mark. If only one or two tests are written,
the total marks of the tests written will be divided by three
to obtain the year mark. If no test is written the year mark
will be nil.
3.6 Examination
The year mark (see 3.5) is not taken into account for the
supplementary examination.
(i) The curriculum for the CTA is the same as for the
Honours BCompt and complies with the academic
requirements laid down by the South African Institute of
Chartered Accountants (Saica) for admission to write
Part I of the qualifying examination of Saica. (In addition
to obtaining the CTA, candidates must also comply with
the other conditions of Saica before they will be admitted
to sit the examination.)
(iii) The CTA has a five-year validity period with Saica for
the purpose of sitting for the Saica examination referred
to in (i) above.
5.2 Curriculum