WHAT IS CARRY OVER OF MARKS WHILE WRITING BOTH GROUPS AND ITS ADVANTAGE TO STUDENT???
VINEET NAHATA (STUDENT) (107 Points)
21 July 2010WHAT IS CARRY OVER OF MARKS WHILE WRITING BOTH GROUPS AND ITS ADVANTAGE TO STUDENT???
TKKKKKK
(PRACTICING CA)
(3268 Points)
Replied 22 July 2010
carry over marks means if u do pcc n appear for both groups...then u have to achieve 300 from 600..i ll give u some examples...
group 1
account 60
audit 40
law 40
total 140
group 2
cost fm 50
tax 60
it sm 50
total 160
now with these marks u ll pass even after u achieve 140 in one group u get 10 marks benefit from second group as it is 160..so when u achieve more than passing marks in one group 150 those marks can be added to second group.. so u can pass exam if ur one group is strong n another is weak...
VINEET NAHATA
(STUDENT)
(107 Points)
Replied 22 July 2010
| Originally posted by : tarannum khatri | ||
 |
carry over marks means if u do pcc n appear for both groups...then u have to achieve 300 from 600..i ll give u some examples... group 1 account 60 audit 40 law 40 total 140 group 2 cost fm 50 tax 60 it sm 50 total 160 now with these marks u ll pass even after u achieve 140 in one group u get 10 marks benefit from second group as it is 160..so when u achieve more than passing marks in one group 150 those marks can be added to second group.. so u can pass exam if ur one group is strong n another is weak... |
 |
so is it applicable even for ipcc students
CAclubindia
