21 July 2024
In ICWAI (now known as ICMAI) examinations, when you receive exemptions in certain papers, hereโs how they are typically considered:
1. **Exemption in Papers**: When you receive an exemption in a paper (such as P12 and P14 in your case), it means you do not need to appear for that paper again in subsequent attempts. The marks for exempted papers are considered as passed and are usually indicated on your mark sheet or result.
2. **Consideration of Exempted Marks**: The marks obtained in exempted papers are carried forward and contribute to your overall aggregate score. For example, if you received 60 marks in P12 and 55 marks in P14 when you obtained exemptions, these marks will count towards your total score for the examinations you attempted.
3. **Setting Off Marks**: In ICWAI/ICMAI examinations, there is no provision to set off marks of one group against another group. Each group's marks are considered separately. If you pass all papers in a group, you are considered to have cleared that group. Exempted papers do not affect the passing criteria for other papers or groups.
Therefore, in your next attempt: - The marks obtained in exempted papers (P12 and P14) will be carried forward and considered in your overall score. - Marks from one group are not set off against another group. Each group's performance is evaluated independently based on the marks obtained in the papers of that group.
Make sure to verify the specific guidelines and rules applicable to ICMAI examinations at the time of your attempt, as rules may evolve over time.