NBAA calls on candidates to prepare adequately for its November 2026 exams

DODOMA: THE candidates sitting for the November 2026 examinations of the National Board of Accountants and Auditors (NBAA) have been urged to prepare adequately and comply with examination regulations to ensure smooth and professional conduct of the assessments.

NBAA Executive Director, CPA Prof Siasa Mzenzi, said candidates should take preparations seriously and familiarise themselves with examination procedures to avoid violations during the examination period.

He said the Board expects all candidates to adhere to established examination rules and regulations, stressing that compliance is essential in maintaining integrity and credibility in professional accounting examinations.

The November 2026 examinations are scheduled to commence on November 3, marking the 104th examination series since NBAA began administering examinations in 1973.

According to Prof Mzenzi, a total of 9,112 candidates are expected to sit for the examinations across various levels of professional accounting training.

The examinations will cover different stages of accounting qualifications, including Accounting Technician Level I and II, Foundation Level, Intermediate Level and Certified Public Accountant (CPA), providing candidates with opportunities to progress in their accounting and auditing careers.

The Board has reiterated its commitment to maintaining examination standards while ensuring candidates undertake their assessments in accordance with established procedures.