Syllabus for Subordinate Accounts/Audit Service /Revenue Audit and Incentive Examinations

advtanmoy 15/08/2020
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The new revised syllabus will be applicable with effect from 2017 Annual/main Examination
Revised Syllabus for Subordinate Audit/ Accounts Service
(SAS)Examination(all branches)

Syllabus for Subordinate Accounts-Audit Service-Revenue Audit and Incentive Examinations [PDF]

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