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Do you agree with the move to exempt CPT?

Yes 35 %
No 64 %
Can't say 1 %
Total Votes Cast  4512
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Do you agree with the move to exempt CPT?



Himanshu Saparia

Himanshu Saparia

Wrote on 23 August 2012  

finally the first great thing done by CA Institute.



CA. Subhash Dangi

CA. Subhash Dangi

Wrote on 21 August 2012  



venkata giri

venkata giri

Wrote on 21 August 2012  



Pragnesh P Thakkar

Pragnesh P Thakkar

Wrote on 21 August 2012  

to do b. com in some university is very easy then CPT



satish kumar voleti

satish kumar voleti

Wrote on 20 August 2012  



Jasmeet Singh

Jasmeet Singh

Wrote on 20 August 2012  

icai is just thinking of making money like two GMCS , Residential Programming Not thinking about futures of CAs Already demand of CAs is decreasing Only 10% students are recruited in ICAI Campus Institute must take some steps to increase value of CAs instead of thinking making money



CA Amit Jaiswal

CA Amit Jaiswal

Wrote on 20 August 2012  

If not subjective PE-I, at least CPT must be there.



Dhaval

Dhaval

Wrote on 20 August 2012  

Nope...den aftr some time.....IPCC willalso get exempt....and the value of course is already depriciating...



Dishank

Dishank

Wrote on 20 August 2012  



Rahul Jain

Rahul Jain

Wrote on 20 August 2012  



Sanjay

Sanjay

Wrote on 20 August 2012  



Jyoti Goyal

Jyoti Goyal

Wrote on 20 August 2012  

No, already people r saying nw itz easy to become C.A. however it is not..



Saminaathan

Saminaathan

Wrote on 20 August 2012  

ICAI NEED MONEY SO THEY PROMOTE EVERYONE TO JOIN CA Reg. fees: 10000 ITT fees: 6000 Orientation:4000 Exam fees :1600 if a student reg. with icai, have to pay above said amount think and then reg.



shikha

shikha

Wrote on 20 August 2012  

yes



ABHISHEK MISHRA

ABHISHEK MISHRA

Wrote on 20 August 2012  



Deepak Goyal

Deepak Goyal

Wrote on 20 August 2012  

This is an opportunity.



 PAWAN M. KUKREJA

PAWAN M. KUKREJA

Wrote on 20 August 2012  

bcoz basic knowledge about study is must for student.



tarandeep singh saluja

tarandeep singh saluja

Wrote on 20 August 2012  

y can't the ICAI stick to one rule???



CS VIRAL SANGHAVI

CS VIRAL SANGHAVI

Wrote on 20 August 2012  

FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS AND PROFESSIONAL, CPT WAS LIKE A JOKE. SO ITS GOOD THAT IS EXEMPTED



CA. Subhash Dangi

CA. Subhash Dangi

Wrote on 20 August 2012  



sivaraj

sivaraj

Wrote on 20 August 2012  



sandesh

sandesh

Wrote on 19 August 2012  

institute Bastered!



sandesh

sandesh

Wrote on 19 August 2012  

institute Bastered!



prashant

prashant

Wrote on 19 August 2012  



raghuramv

raghuramv

Wrote on 19 August 2012  



ankita jain

ankita jain

Wrote on 19 August 2012  

ya...i agree wid dis



Manisha Garg

Manisha Garg

Wrote on 19 August 2012  

no



Manisha Garg

Manisha Garg

Wrote on 19 August 2012  

no



om aswani

om aswani

Wrote on 19 August 2012  

it clearly indicated ca institute want money, & reduce value of CA in future.



CA Ameya Sudame

CA Ameya Sudame

Wrote on 19 August 2012  



Indu.

Indu.

Wrote on 19 August 2012  

NO



Divyansh Modi

Divyansh Modi

Wrote on 18 August 2012  

bhenchod panti h...



Aditya M

Aditya M

Wrote on 18 August 2012  



Neha

Neha

Wrote on 18 August 2012  

yes



Kumaresh

Kumaresh

Wrote on 18 August 2012  

I never Expect



Member (Account Deleted)

Member (Account Deleted)

Wrote on 18 August 2012  



sunil tiwari

sunil tiwari

Wrote on 18 August 2012  

yes



tajeshwar

tajeshwar

Wrote on 18 August 2012  

no



ANIL

ANIL

Wrote on 18 August 2012  



vishu

vishu

Wrote on 18 August 2012  

No ,who guarantees that graduate possess the required knowledge,even i have seen many graduates who could'nt cleared in CPT.



Mandip nathji

Mandip nathji

Wrote on 18 August 2012  



Manepalli s v s laxman kumar

Manepalli s v s laxman kumar

Wrote on 17 August 2012  

With the exemption students does not have the basic knowledge



sumit soni

sumit soni

Wrote on 17 August 2012  

Its Yes to me, As it will not effect the quality and quantity of C.A. students. rather it will be more beneficial to those who are planning for it.



PHANI KUMAR VANAMALA

PHANI KUMAR VANAMALA

Wrote on 17 August 2012  

More benifit for Degree students and more income for ICAI.. But CA students gets more competation.



madhur gupta

madhur gupta

Wrote on 17 August 2012  

Its important to give CPT exam.Its not about only that person has got requisite qualification and now no need of CPT.Basically with CPT(entrance test),one become familiar with institute and attached with it which is very important.A sense of professionalism comes automatically.



HARSHAL UDANI

HARSHAL UDANI

Wrote on 17 August 2012  



HARSHAL UDANI

HARSHAL UDANI

Wrote on 17 August 2012  



HARSHAL UDANI

HARSHAL UDANI

Wrote on 17 August 2012  



HARSHAL UDANI

HARSHAL UDANI

Wrote on 17 August 2012  



Prashant Jain

Prashant Jain

Wrote on 17 August 2012  

A graduate already possess the required abilities. so, no need to give the entrance exam.



vandana

vandana

Wrote on 17 August 2012  



vandana

vandana

Wrote on 17 August 2012  



pankaj singh

pankaj singh

Wrote on 17 August 2012  



lipu sahoo

lipu sahoo

Wrote on 17 August 2012  

no



suryakant gaur

suryakant gaur

Wrote on 17 August 2012  



Maria Cluston Cletus

Maria Cluston Cletus

Wrote on 17 August 2012  

its unfair



Baabu Sundaran

Baabu Sundaran

Wrote on 17 August 2012  

good move



Srinivasarao Buri

Srinivasarao Buri

Wrote on 17 August 2012  

Because almost in our Indian education system evaluate the student performance with marks only,there is no practical approach in graduation levels also.So as a Chartered accountancy profession students have thorough knowledge than our daily production of graduates knowledge.



Ankit Khandelwal

Ankit Khandelwal

Wrote on 17 August 2012  



CA. Subhash Dangi

CA. Subhash Dangi

Wrote on 17 August 2012  



Nikit

Nikit

Wrote on 17 August 2012  



jitu samant

jitu samant

Wrote on 17 August 2012  

quality will be less if there is no cpt



sumadhar reddy

sumadhar reddy

Wrote on 17 August 2012  

cpt is the good platform for newcomers like non-commerce background.



KURIAN XAVIER

KURIAN XAVIER

Wrote on 16 August 2012  

If people are eligible for starting CA studies, why shouldn't they prove that by passing the entrance test of institute???



Yogendra Rajput

Yogendra Rajput

Wrote on 16 August 2012  

I am not agree move to exempt CPT



Apurva R

Apurva R

Wrote on 16 August 2012  



CA. Pradeep

CA. Pradeep

Wrote on 16 August 2012  

Yes .... Move to cpt exemption is right



eshika agarwal

eshika agarwal

Wrote on 16 August 2012  

yes i agree



CA Sourabh Goenka

CA Sourabh Goenka

Wrote on 16 August 2012  

Just left this poll. Just bring the new poll cci..



mohammad rasool baig

mohammad rasool baig

Wrote on 16 August 2012  

students must have the basic knowledge to enter into ca profession



prateek aanchalia

prateek aanchalia

Wrote on 16 August 2012  

Good decision taken by ICAI.. because after b.com or cs inter etc. students are already having knowledge of CPT level exam. so its better for them to direct entry in CA 2nd stage ...



denis

denis

Wrote on 16 August 2012  



CA. Subhash Dangi

CA. Subhash Dangi

Wrote on 16 August 2012  



shailesh pandey

shailesh pandey

Wrote on 16 August 2012  

35%



Manjit Kumar Das

Manjit Kumar Das

Wrote on 16 August 2012  

Sahi hai..



chirag

chirag

Wrote on 16 August 2012  



chirag

chirag

Wrote on 16 August 2012  



Ravi kumar V

Ravi kumar V

Wrote on 15 August 2012  

Good move



kamalakar

kamalakar

Wrote on 15 August 2012  

becoz we are sufferer long time for that way we can accept it



Raman

Raman

Wrote on 15 August 2012  

This is not something new that has been introduced.. erstwhile scheme[PE I, PE II] had this concept where graduates can directly give their inter(PE II/ now IPCC)... it is indeed a welcoming change and facilitates & encourage ppl to join CA.. I welcome this new scheme...



Raman

Raman

Wrote on 15 August 2012  

This is not something new that has been introduced.. erstwhile scheme[PE I, PE II] had this concept where graduates can directly give their inter(PE II/ now IPCC)... it is indeed a welcoming change and facilitates & encourage ppl to join CA.. I welcome this new scheme...



mahendar ch

mahendar ch

Wrote on 15 August 2012  



chintu

chintu

Wrote on 15 August 2012  



Saurabh Rai

Saurabh Rai

Wrote on 15 August 2012  

cpt act as the root of the ca course. the icai is cutting the root by exempting it. which provides difficulty at the next steps



Saurabh Rai

Saurabh Rai

Wrote on 15 August 2012  

cpt act as the root of the ca course. the icai is cutting the root by exempting it. which provides difficulty at the next steps



vikas kumar

vikas kumar

Wrote on 14 August 2012  



gautham

gautham

Wrote on 14 August 2012  



Pavan Kumar

Pavan Kumar

Wrote on 14 August 2012  

The voting write for this question there should only for graduates not +2 students sake of the result for this question is favour for the not exempting CPT



kutty

kutty

Wrote on 14 August 2012  

yes



CA. Subhash Dangi

CA. Subhash Dangi

Wrote on 14 August 2012  



shiv prasad khakural

shiv prasad khakural

Wrote on 14 August 2012  

there must be a plateform for ipcc exam



Sumit

Sumit

Wrote on 14 August 2012  



Ca Rakesh Sinha

Ca Rakesh Sinha

Wrote on 14 August 2012  



SomaSekhara Rao Boddeti

SomaSekhara Rao Boddeti

Wrote on 14 August 2012  

P.E-I should be retained.....



mohit goyal

mohit goyal

Wrote on 14 August 2012  

no



Saurabh Gupta

Saurabh Gupta

Wrote on 14 August 2012  



POOJA BILAKHIA

POOJA BILAKHIA

Wrote on 14 August 2012  

yes i agree. there is no need for B.com people to give CPT again.



CA. Subhash Dangi

CA. Subhash Dangi

Wrote on 14 August 2012  



Viral Dodhia

Viral Dodhia

Wrote on 14 August 2012  



ROHINI MADHUKAR KHOTKAR

ROHINI MADHUKAR KHOTKAR

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

no



naseera banu

naseera banu

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

no, i dont agree



k yuvaraj

k yuvaraj

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

this is a best method for CA profession seekers, persistent and effort with practical and study



govind singh

govind singh

Wrote on 13 August 2012  



termscondition

termscondition

Wrote on 13 August 2012  



sarath prabhakaran

sarath prabhakaran

Wrote on 13 August 2012  



CA. Subhash Dangi

CA. Subhash Dangi

Wrote on 13 August 2012  



Anushree

Anushree

Wrote on 13 August 2012  



Ankit Agrawal

Ankit Agrawal

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

thats not good... !!



Nikhil Singh

Nikhil Singh

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

Students should be tested throughout...



Sunny Chopra

Sunny Chopra

Wrote on 13 August 2012  



S abdulmazeed

S abdulmazeed

Wrote on 13 August 2012  



Sripati

Sripati

Wrote on 13 August 2012  



kishanvc

kishanvc

Wrote on 13 August 2012  



kishanvc

kishanvc

Wrote on 13 August 2012  



Lokesh Praveen Manne

Lokesh Praveen Manne

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

that should be necessary!!



vijay agrawal

vijay agrawal

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

its very regretting.....



priyank

priyank

Wrote on 13 August 2012  



harsh

harsh

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

.........



S B Mishra

S B Mishra

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

earlier if student qualify the CPT than he is doing study sincerely in IPCC level as CPT worked as boost. and pressure of family expectation that he can do...if you did CPT. but now ..........



Mukund

Mukund

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

CPT gives CA students a good foundation. It may be exempted for commerce graduates but not for students from science stream.



Himavanth K.S

Himavanth K.S

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

All of us know the very standards of the various degrees offered by various universities nowadays. Its quite easy to get the 35 benchmark to pass without any conceptual understanding. So i strongly recommend that a candidate should should come through CPT but not directly to the IPCC level.



mohit kapoor

mohit kapoor

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

yes i wnnna a move to cpt exempt



Utsav Shah

Utsav Shah

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

CPT is base of chartered accountancy so keep it is good for students



nikhil purwar

nikhil purwar

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

yes



nikhil purwar

nikhil purwar

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

yes



nikhil purwar

nikhil purwar

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

yes



Deepak Mudgal

Deepak Mudgal

Wrote on 13 August 2012  

not agree.



Aswath

Aswath

Wrote on 12 August 2012  



Drashti Jain

Drashti Jain

Wrote on 12 August 2012  

not good



shubham gupta

shubham gupta

Wrote on 12 August 2012  

Cpt is the base to judge urself whethr u r fit or capable enough to go for ca course....nd if u r removing the base of a building u r well prepared for the collapse show....



shubham gupta

shubham gupta

Wrote on 12 August 2012  

Cpt is the base to judge urself whethr u r fit or capable enough to go for ca course....nd if u r removing the base of a building u r well prepared for the collapse show....



shubham gupta

shubham gupta

Wrote on 12 August 2012  

Cpt is the base to judge urself whethr u r fit or capable enough to go for ca course....nd if u r removing the base of a building u r well prepared for the collapse show....



santhoshni

santhoshni

Wrote on 12 August 2012  

this is not a good move friends becoz my college topper didnt clear cpt. people are saying that graduates are having enough knowledge then why she didnt cleared it is becoz nowadays students are not clear with the concepts and this is true. becoz of this exemption the ca course going to lose its value



jogendra

jogendra

Wrote on 12 August 2012  

because now a days most of the graduates dont have their concepts clear....mostly the commerce graduates...for others they should know the subjects at the prime level... so cpt fulfils these requirements.....



Akshet Jain

Akshet Jain

Wrote on 12 August 2012  

This move is good..



sai

sai

Wrote on 12 August 2012  



G.Vignesh

G.Vignesh

Wrote on 12 August 2012  



Pravesh Singhal

Pravesh Singhal

Wrote on 12 August 2012  

basic skills n knowledge should be tested



tharadas

tharadas

Wrote on 12 August 2012  

its useful, thanks a lot.



fatema ali

fatema ali

Wrote on 11 August 2012  

no



Mohit

Mohit

Wrote on 11 August 2012  

Students who are undergraduate should have exemption from CPT. In most cases students already have knowledge of CPT's subject. So, from my point of view there will be exemption from CPT.



Md. Tahir Bin Reyaz

Md. Tahir Bin Reyaz

Wrote on 11 August 2012  



CS Mehul Bhanawat CA-FINAL

CS Mehul Bhanawat CA-FINAL

Wrote on 11 August 2012  

Goodwill is about to die



GYANI GANGARAJU

GYANI GANGARAJU

Wrote on 11 August 2012  

yes i agree



abhishek goyal

abhishek goyal

Wrote on 11 August 2012  

yes



Vinod U Bohra

Vinod U Bohra

Wrote on 11 August 2012  

no



Madhuri Verma

Madhuri Verma

Wrote on 11 August 2012  



Madhuri Verma

Madhuri Verma

Wrote on 11 August 2012  



raghuvamsi

raghuvamsi

Wrote on 11 August 2012  

it should be there....... n also it should be in descriptive mode



raghuvamsi

raghuvamsi

Wrote on 11 August 2012  

it should be there....... n also it should be in descriptive mode



HARISH

HARISH

Wrote on 11 August 2012  

It may be tough to compete



Anushree

Anushree

Wrote on 11 August 2012  

yes



B Chandrasekhar

B Chandrasekhar

Wrote on 11 August 2012  



Avinash A. Pamnani

Avinash A. Pamnani

Wrote on 11 August 2012  

A Graduate or Post graduate is in position to appear for IPCC.



Ujjwal

Ujjwal

Wrote on 11 August 2012  

eligibility criteria for exempting cpt is still competitive and one who has achieved should get an oppurtunity to appear in IPCC .



Sweta

Sweta

Wrote on 10 August 2012  

yes it should be exempted.



sainath

sainath

Wrote on 10 August 2012  

Has to be exempted.



jyoti rani

jyoti rani

Wrote on 10 August 2012  

no



Dev Acharya

Dev Acharya

Wrote on 10 August 2012  

After completion of pg like icwai or cs intermediate course there should be no question of CPT.



raman babu

raman babu

Wrote on 10 August 2012  

yes



Sujith

Sujith

Wrote on 10 August 2012  

In view of graduates, its a good as it saves a lot of time and cost...



SARGAM AWASTHI

SARGAM AWASTHI

Wrote on 10 August 2012  

no not at all..........cpt should not b exempted....



CA Sourabh Goenka

CA Sourabh Goenka

Wrote on 10 August 2012  

It's saves money of new students and time also. cpt exam is just a formality for the b.com qualified student..



CA Sourabh Goenka

CA Sourabh Goenka

Wrote on 10 August 2012  

It's saves money of new students and time also. cpt exam is just a formality for the b.com qualified student..



Renuka Santosh Ingale

Renuka Santosh Ingale

Wrote on 10 August 2012  

i agree with the move to exempt CPT. its amaiing



sahil

sahil

Wrote on 10 August 2012  

it should not be exempted as i know a number of master degree in commerce holders who could not pass cpt even after 3 or 4 attempts



Monika Bansal

Monika Bansal

Wrote on 10 August 2012  

no its not fair to exempt cpt. .a student must qualify their cpt exam then only he should be allowed to enter in CA.



DEEPAK KUMAR SHARMA 9808422867

DEEPAK KUMAR SHARMA 9808422867

Wrote on 10 August 2012  

i know



krunal kamleshbhai shah

krunal kamleshbhai shah

Wrote on 10 August 2012  

I THINK THIS EXAM IS NEEDFUL TO CLEAR BASIC CONCEPT OF ACCOUNTS AND OTHER SUBJECT.



CA NAMIT GUPTA

CA NAMIT GUPTA

Wrote on 09 August 2012  

very bad move



sanjay patodi

sanjay patodi

Wrote on 09 August 2012  



devender

devender

Wrote on 09 August 2012  



Sneha Sundar

Sneha Sundar

Wrote on 09 August 2012  

it will be better if cpt is not exempted....



SACHIN LUNKER

SACHIN LUNKER

Wrote on 09 August 2012  



Nikhil jindal

Nikhil jindal

Wrote on 09 August 2012  

Because GRADUATION is not a perfact plateform in some states. like up.



Chirag Chordia

Chirag Chordia

Wrote on 09 August 2012  



pankaj jain

pankaj jain

Wrote on 09 August 2012  

bcz the basic knowledge is weak of a commerce graduate and for any non-commerece graduate it is extremely very difficult to explore himself for the best in IPCC



HARI KRISHNA

HARI KRISHNA

Wrote on 09 August 2012  

it is not good. cpt examination should be must for all ca students. even a person is a b.com/p.g candidate he should compusorily appear for cpt.



RITEEKA RAJA

RITEEKA RAJA

Wrote on 09 August 2012  



Luckdistime

Luckdistime

Wrote on 09 August 2012  



Learner

Learner

Wrote on 09 August 2012  



Anushree

Anushree

Wrote on 09 August 2012  



shardul

shardul

Wrote on 09 August 2012  



vkumar

vkumar

Wrote on 09 August 2012  

cant say



vkumar

vkumar

Wrote on 09 August 2012  

cant say



Amar Jyoti

Amar Jyoti

Wrote on 09 August 2012  

no i dont think so....



Nikhil Kanodia

Nikhil Kanodia

Wrote on 09 August 2012  



Nikhil Kanodia

Nikhil Kanodia

Wrote on 09 August 2012  



Nikhil Kanodia

Nikhil Kanodia

Wrote on 09 August 2012  



T.Prasanth

T.Prasanth

Wrote on 09 August 2012  

Yes I agree with this



prakash sharma

prakash sharma

Wrote on 09 August 2012  

i think it should not be exempt



Sumit Yesane

Sumit Yesane

Wrote on 09 August 2012  



aditya kesarwani

aditya kesarwani

Wrote on 09 August 2012  

Because b.com is not a perfact plateform in some states. like up.



Nikita Sukhwani

Nikita Sukhwani

Wrote on 09 August 2012  

no



SHAILESH KUMAR

SHAILESH KUMAR

Wrote on 08 August 2012  



Brijithlal

Brijithlal

Wrote on 08 August 2012  



aditya sharma

aditya sharma

Wrote on 08 August 2012  



Gaurav Hari Gawas

Gaurav Hari Gawas

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

No, not at all.



vijay

vijay

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

its not a correct move



saumya gupta

saumya gupta

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

CPT, as we all know,is the foundation. Without a strong foundation, the building cannot stand. CPT prepares oneself of the impending hard work that 1 has to do. I am totally against its removal.



CA Kapil B Gupta

CA Kapil B Gupta

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

Foundation must be strong.



sachin mulya

sachin mulya

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

no



Jaikiran Kataria

Jaikiran Kataria

Wrote on 08 August 2012  



Manjunath

Manjunath

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

Because one have to know the basics, say in case of accounts, etc., many would have not learnt the basics in their graduation.



Dhruv Gaglani

Dhruv Gaglani

Wrote on 08 August 2012  



CA. Subhash Dangi

CA. Subhash Dangi

Wrote on 08 August 2012  



Nitesh

Nitesh

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

It should be....



RiSHi...

RiSHi...

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

to be a graduate its not a big deal but passing CPT a bit tough its a foundation its a stage where potential of the candidates are checked how can icai exempt this for graduates ...i strongly disagree with this it will increase chaos in CA jus nthelse icai wana make money so dat this kinda step was taken ridiculous...



RiSHi...

RiSHi...

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

its totally biased decision taken by icai,,,,wat was the fault of dat student who passed CPT even after passing graduation...or ICAI must declare who passed CPT that will be considered as passed group of IPCC/PCC



manish singh

manish singh

Wrote on 08 August 2012  



Parthamesh P Askar

Parthamesh P Askar

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

No CPT is the base for IPCC



rini susan mathew

rini susan mathew

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

graduation covers lot more than the cpt syllabus.



David

David

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

It's a good move but i feel that the minimum percentage for exemption should have been higher, the current percentage is a bit too low and may cause a significant downgrade in the quality of CAs.. people(graduates)will give the CA Course a WILDSHOT! rather than show serious dedication towards it.



vivek gaggar

vivek gaggar

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

its a sheer foolishness..



rohit jain

rohit jain

Wrote on 08 August 2012  



S abdulmazeed

S abdulmazeed

Wrote on 08 August 2012  



Ramesh

Ramesh

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

this is very bad news for already finished degree & cpt holders.



HARDIK OSWAL

HARDIK OSWAL

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

FUNDAMENTALS R MUST



Member (Account Deleted)

Member (Account Deleted)

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

yes



shiva

shiva

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

yes



sandeep sutar

sandeep sutar

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

no because it will effect the standard of ca study and profession. i think in present situation their is no need to change. even the important who has clear the ipcc will be reduce and ca firm will pay less because of availability of graduate artical with low pay. and also students will not concentrate on study after getting enough experienced they leave the firm.



shiva

shiva

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

In My point of view this initiative of ICAI will bring more and more competition among student and offcource A way for generating more revenue for the institute but its good move



gopalkarwa

gopalkarwa

Wrote on 08 August 2012  



Gayatri Ramasubramani

Gayatri Ramasubramani

Wrote on 08 August 2012  



leela naga kumar

leela naga kumar

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

its not affordable.every student should come through CPT



saritha bai

saritha bai

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

yes



Srinivasarao Buri

Srinivasarao Buri

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

Because undermine our institute credibility in professional carier



siri

siri

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

CPT is becoming a trap for many students. They are failing in IPCC later because of lower quality of CPT paper.



SUDIPTA DASGUPTA

SUDIPTA DASGUPTA

Wrote on 08 August 2012  



Shanker Sharan Jha

Shanker Sharan Jha

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

no



s.sangeetha

s.sangeetha

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

yes exemption of cpt for UG HOLDES is gift to students to shine in their ca course



ballu

ballu

Wrote on 08 August 2012  



Vivek Kumar Verma

Vivek Kumar Verma

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

CPT is the foundation, where it descrbe the potential of the CA students.



amit kumar gupta

amit kumar gupta

Wrote on 08 August 2012  

not fair against who compete to getin



Prasad.M

Prasad.M

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

i will agree with that.



Rakesh Kr. Mandal

Rakesh Kr. Mandal

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



Chinmay K

Chinmay K

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



chandu

chandu

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



ishan goel

ishan goel

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

icai do very wrong to exempt cpt



%$ anil ....article trainee

%$ anil ....article trainee

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

its only looking like icai to become as a politcian style.....this is one of d way to easy earning of money



ayush goyal

ayush goyal

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



ASHISH

ASHISH

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

This is just another unprofessional move of ICAI to quench money from innocent students... Just imagine the increase in number of students who will be appearing for IPCC now. How is ICAI going to correct so many students papers... Already the correction system of ICAI is so unprofessional.. Papers are not checked by specialists professors or teachers but by practicing CA's. Just imagine a practicing CA who has no experience on IS Audits is checking ISCA/IT papers... And also there are cases where these practicing CAs give these papers to their articles assistants for correction. In Nov 2012 attempt of CA final almost 300 students who otherwise failed passed either a group or both the groups in re-verification of their marks. It's 300 students... just imagine... There are many cases where a student really deserves to pass but he fails... and also there are cases when a non deserving student passes.. this is how ICAI playing with the career of students who give every possible efforts for this exams. And now they want even graduates to enroll for IPCC... Hats off ICAI. May God Bless You..



prodyut sarkar

prodyut sarkar

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



Nagam saisameer

Nagam saisameer

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

It is unfair to remove cpt exemption because so many students who came from the cpt wasted their time in spending 8 months.



Hypermatri0765

Hypermatri0765

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

exempting cpt grows no. of students toattempt chartered accountant



rabindra.barada

rabindra.barada

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

ca should be top process,,,,



paras

paras

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



G.Vignesh

G.Vignesh

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



bala subramanyam

bala subramanyam

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

no comments



ayeshwaryaa

ayeshwaryaa

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

i dont agree with that



VIVEK CHARY V

VIVEK CHARY V

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

we know the hard working only with in six months which is very much helpful to ipcc, so how can we leave/exempt it?



niraj

niraj

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



Raunak

Raunak

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

ru kiddin me ppl ?? obviously its a good move..if u had forgotten...this scheme was there frm yrs until recently whn "CPT" was introduced... institute gettin back to the old scheme makes more sense..with graduation their pass percentage shud be 60% and ppl who are "really interested in CA" will only join .. am nt against cpt as i am frm pcc background...bt u must admit that pcc was a mess and thats y ipcc was introduced...



neha

neha

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

yes as ca's are increasing more with the ratio of jobs available



PRIYOJIT CHAKRABORTY

PRIYOJIT CHAKRABORTY

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

We did labour........ and they will get it for free..... not acceptable...



Arkah Prava Chowdhury 2

Arkah Prava Chowdhury 2

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



srinivass

srinivass

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

NO



CA HARESH JADAV

CA HARESH JADAV

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

it doesnt mean that the person who scored well in b.com will crack cpt so easily....its different...inspite they comparing cpt with bcom and master degree?



CA HARESH JADAV

CA HARESH JADAV

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

it doesnt mean that the person who scored well in b.com will crack cpt so easily....its different...inspite they comparing cpt with bcom and master degree?



CA HARESH JADAV

CA HARESH JADAV

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

it doesnt mean that the person who scored well in b.com will crack cpt so easily....its different...inspite they comparing cpt with bcom and master degree?



CA HARESH JADAV

CA HARESH JADAV

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

it doesnt mean that the person who scored well in b.com will crack cpt so easily....its different...inspite they comparing cpt with bcom and master degree?



KRISHNAPRASAD IYER

KRISHNAPRASAD IYER

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

I do not agree. Everybody must be given an entrance test...



praveen chanahal

praveen chanahal

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

this is not good for cpt passout.



CA CS Amit S. Kedia

CA CS Amit S. Kedia

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

Yes.. I agree with the decision taken by ICAI. A graduate can be expected to have knowledge of atleast CPT level.



Nikhil Singh

Nikhil Singh

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

It should be compulsary to test the candidates ability...



NITIN KUMAR PODDAR

NITIN KUMAR PODDAR

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

agar cpt exempt kar di to ipcc walo ki kya value rha ghyi jo cpt fir ipcc kr ke aye h



Madhuri Verma

Madhuri Verma

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



satya

satya

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



Anand Kumar Singh

Anand Kumar Singh

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

no



Shubham Agarwal

Shubham Agarwal

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

naaa, CPT should be compulsory for all the students.



shivateja

shivateja

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



Gaurav Kelkar

Gaurav Kelkar

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnooooooooooooooooo



GOPALKRISHNA

GOPALKRISHNA

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

ya it is better to exempt



Y.N.S.Namdan

Y.N.S.Namdan

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

yes



Himani Jain

Himani Jain

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

its of no point....to move back ater getting forward step....????



niraj singh

niraj singh

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



 BHANU PRAKASH M

BHANU PRAKASH M

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

Its just a revenue generating action by ICAI.



Jigar Joshi

Jigar Joshi

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



Amit Sharma

Amit Sharma

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

No,because it will be a loss to those who have registered till now.



santosh kumar gupta

santosh kumar gupta

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



Krishnadas S

Krishnadas S

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



Nihal Hisariya

Nihal Hisariya

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

I Think, CPT will be More Harder, Just Like An ITT Entrance Exam



Kanhu Charan Sahu

Kanhu Charan Sahu

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

It checks the knowledge of student and also gives the permeation to students for preparation of CA.



AKHIL K V

AKHIL K V

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

yes



rohit

rohit

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

Exemption from CPT is ok. But Direct entry into Articleship is not at all Acceptable.



CA Vishal Jain

CA Vishal Jain

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



Dinesh Soni

Dinesh Soni

Wrote on 07 August 2012  



chartered accountant

chartered accountant

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

it will make course easy less valuable



chartered accountant

chartered accountant

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

it will make course easy less valuable



chartered accountant

chartered accountant

Wrote on 07 August 2012  

it will make course easy less valuable



Harshal

Harshal

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

Portion already gets covered in the degree college course. (BCOM) Hence it is feasible to exempt CPT



Rajan Ranjan Sahu

Rajan Ranjan Sahu

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

When you are going to be a proffessional you must have that level of knowledge .One can know u have knowledge or not only through exm . So it require to take an inquire that one have that much of knowledge or not which is now tested through CPT . But now a lot of student come and join without any qualification just by showing their certificate which may be acquired by unfair means . Hence it is a very bad decission.



P.Sandya

P.Sandya

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

IT IS UNFAIR TO EXEMPT CPT BECAUSE CPT GIVES US THE RIGHT DIRECTION AS TO THE AMOUNT AND QUALITY OF THE HARD WORK WE NEED FOR THIS COURSE. FURTHER MANY GRADUATES WHO ARE UNABLE TO PASS CPT MAY FIND THEIR WAY INTO C A NOW. ULTIMATELY ONLY HARD WORK WINS!!!



BISHNU PADA MAHAPATRA

BISHNU PADA MAHAPATRA

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

its welcome



sejal

sejal

Wrote on 06 August 2012  



ravi panwar

ravi panwar

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

YES



akhil garg

akhil garg

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

we r fools who study cpt..its just for making money...



ANAND M

ANAND M

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

yes



syed kalimuddin

syed kalimuddin

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

graduates can save their time upto 8 months



SANYAM ARORA

SANYAM ARORA

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

Being a CA final student we started our article-ship after clearing 1st group of IPCC. So why students getting direct entry are given an option to start as soon as they get into IPCC.



VIKAS SRIVASTAVA

VIKAS SRIVASTAVA

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

each n every professional does n must pass through a specific screening exam. CPT holds good for CA exams . it should not be exempted as it imparts the initial and threshhold competence to aspirants but it should be framed more professional n relevant...........



Arif Ali

Arif Ali

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

Bad decision. mostly candidate having degree of B.com/M.com does not keep the basic knowledge of accounts,etc. and they will enter to CA easily. BAD & MORE BAD DECISION. why do institute so?



Yogesh Verma

Yogesh Verma

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

because a number of students entered in this course directly



Arif Ali

Arif Ali

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

CPT prevents the candidate to enter CA. if it is exempt than anyone can enter in CA easily. and more student will pass CA exam and market will go more down. which is a harmful to honour of CA profession. As at current position is not better.



CMA. CS. Sanjay Gupta

CMA. CS. Sanjay Gupta

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

Very Much agree with this move. Must have been in place long ago. But better late then never.



Priyansh Suryawanshi

Priyansh Suryawanshi

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

bakwas decision



Niraj Nirbhay singh

Niraj Nirbhay singh

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

yes



PRADIP CHAUHAN

PRADIP CHAUHAN

Wrote on 06 August 2012  



basavaraj

basavaraj

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

no



chaitali tanna

chaitali tanna

Wrote on 06 August 2012  



CS Ankur Srivastava

CS Ankur Srivastava

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

Ofcourse it is a must expected move. Exemption must be there for qualified persons as now provided.



CA Ankit Adhyaru

CA Ankit Adhyaru

Wrote on 06 August 2012  



Learner

Learner

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

i dont agree..



sheru choudhary

sheru choudhary

Wrote on 06 August 2012  



Naveen Kumar

Naveen Kumar

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

yes.. This is the good decision by ICAI.



sameersonakul

sameersonakul

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

Yes



Harish Chander

Harish Chander

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

i am not agree .every candidate come through C.P.T.Ti will increase number of student in ipcc. it should be prohibited.



Ashish Trivedil

Ashish Trivedil

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

it is bed decision. current ipcc student who not cleared 1st group n he or she has 65% in graduation so why should that not start their articleship. n that lower level graduate student start directly articleship. why institute not clear n think current ipcc students problem????????



Sunny

Sunny

Wrote on 06 August 2012  

It Is unfair to the cpt students, It Is base Of CA.It Is The First stage



Ravi teja

Ravi teja

Wrote on 05 August 2012  

what the heck is this..they r changing rules frequently like changing their underwear..highly objectionable...



N GANESHAN.

N GANESHAN.

Wrote on 05 August 2012  

CPT should be there. No of universities are giving Bcom and other degree courses just like that. At university level no standards either in exams or in overall course. Hence CPT must be there



Nirmalkumar Ojha

Nirmalkumar Ojha

Wrote on 05 August 2012  



inderpreet singh

inderpreet singh

Wrote on 05 August 2012  

no



CA Sumeet Nagpal

CA Sumeet Nagpal

Wrote on 05 August 2012  

I have seen M.com People failing in CPT, so quality will degrade



CA Priya

CA Priya

Wrote on 05 August 2012  

Obvious.... Because Foundation is not how it use to be when it was PE I or Foundation....So its a good move and encourages graduates and others to take up the course..



G.Vignesh

G.Vignesh

Wrote on 05 August 2012  



Mangal Singh Khinchi

Mangal Singh Khinchi

Wrote on 05 August 2012  

Main institute ke iss faisle se agree nahin karta hoon.Institute ko sirf paisa banana hai iske liye woh kuch bhi kar sakta hai.Agar institute ko student ke liye kuch karna hi hai toh woh sab ke liye level play ground kyon nahin banata.Institute ka mostly study material english main publish hota hai jo hindi medium student ke liye sirf raddi hota hai jo sirf kabade main pada rehta hai.Institute ko hindi medium student ke liye exam paper hindi main publish karwan ke liye kaun se aakash ke taare todne padte hain jo woh exam paper hindi main nahin publish karwata.Institute yeh bataye ki aajtak usne article ko stypend mila ya nahin iska pata lagaane ke liye kya kiya hai.Aaj institute bhi UPA goverment ke tarah ho gaya hai.Agar institute ek constitutional body hain toh woh hamari national language ke saath iss tarah ke bartav kyon kar raha hai.Agar institute ko studenet ke baare main kuch karna hi hai woh toh sabse pehle hindi aur english medium ke student ke liye level play ground banaye.



CA  SURENDRA  KUMAR  RAKHECHA

CA SURENDRA KUMAR RAKHECHA

Wrote on 05 August 2012  

CPT was introduced by ICAI to catch students young who were diverting towards MBA. It succeeded and MBA Institutions are now trying hard to MANAGE their own to find the students !



CA  SURENDRA  KUMAR  RAKHECHA

CA SURENDRA KUMAR RAKHECHA

Wrote on 05 August 2012  

Yes, because it will crate more Accounting Technicians which is dire need of the society.



Bharath

Bharath

Wrote on 05 August 2012  

When the direct entry option is given to graduate students,many students come forward for ca course.There are so many graduates not having an employment, so they all would be interested.This profession also,over a period of time, may become like engineering!



divya anand

divya anand

Wrote on 05 August 2012  

my answer is NO...



deepakdevassy

deepakdevassy

Wrote on 05 August 2012  



pradeepaluri

pradeepaluri

Wrote on 05 August 2012  



Gaurav Aggarwal

Gaurav Aggarwal

Wrote on 05 August 2012  

Agree..



sneha

sneha

Wrote on 05 August 2012  



Prashant Tukaram Shirke

Prashant Tukaram Shirke

Wrote on 05 August 2012  

I think CPT should be exempted for Commerce graduates.



govind vaishnav

govind vaishnav

Wrote on 05 August 2012  



Ayushi

Ayushi

Wrote on 05 August 2012  



priyanka

priyanka

Wrote on 04 August 2012  

many graduates fail in cpt number of times... so inefficiency will creep in...i think icai jst wants to increase its income as fees of ipcc is more than cpt n in this way it will get much more students



AAKASH DHANRAJ SRIVASTAVA

AAKASH DHANRAJ SRIVASTAVA

Wrote on 04 August 2012  

yes because who r in pg level course for him its better option to direct entry and also all the caurses like icwai and cs also exempted their 1st level program for graduates and pg students.



Gaurav

Gaurav

Wrote on 04 August 2012  

This rule ws even before arnd a decade bck...bt i dont understand y there s no stability in rules/ procedures...it then turns out as unfair to 1 grp & benefit to others. ICAI alwyz boasting itself as professional body, cant take uniform decisions. There r many such cases noticed(like d Transfer of article rule changes every 1-2 yrs; changing frm 1 yr PE-1 to 3mths CPT den to 1 m; PE-2 to PCC den IPCC) with change in d board every yr. It shows lots of politics & indifferences going on with dis Selfish lot comprising d so called professional body. i m very sure dis rule wll b changed later wit change in board members.



Anushree

Anushree

Wrote on 04 August 2012  



Anushree

Anushree

Wrote on 04 August 2012  

yes completely a good move because a student who is already a graduate or PG possess full knowledge of cpt level



dhruv d parikh

dhruv d parikh

Wrote on 04 August 2012  



Naison Louis

Naison Louis

Wrote on 04 August 2012  

Its Good. More students will be interested to join for CA Course, one of the best profession in India.



RAJESH CHOUDHARY

RAJESH CHOUDHARY

Wrote on 04 August 2012  

can't say... ITs bad for those who struggle for ipcc and now doing their article and good for other students...



CA AYUSH AGRAWAL

CA AYUSH AGRAWAL

Wrote on 04 August 2012  

No....



Nitin Ramchandani

Nitin Ramchandani

Wrote on 04 August 2012  



VINOTHKUMAR.C

VINOTHKUMAR.C

Wrote on 04 August 2012  




shivateja

shivateja

Wrote on 10 October 2012  

NO AM NOT SUPPORTING.A BAD DECISION BY ICAI

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