If 60 marks scored-in any paper or papers of that group will be eligible to appear in any one or more of the

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Ranga (Querist)

23 January 2008
Dar Sir,
Thank u very much for your reply; but institute FAQ-Students informs the following: how to intrepet the same. Please explain.

.37 Whether a candidate who fails in one or more papers comprised in a group but secures a minimum of 60% marks in any paper or papers of that group will get any exemption under the new scheme?

Ans. Yes, a candidate who fails in one or more papers in a group but secures a minimum of 60% marks in any paper or papers of that group will be eligible to appear in any one or more of the immediately next three following examinations in the paper or papers in which he had secured less than 60% marks and will be required to secure at one attempt a minimum of 40% marks in each such paper or papers and a minimum of 50% of the total marks of all the papers of that group including the paper in which he had secured a minimum of 60% marks in the earlier examination, in order to be declared to have passed in that group. Such a benefit would be available only if he was present in all the papers of that group and has already exhausted earlier exemption if any, granted to him in that group.

If 60 marks scored in a subject it will be exempted or not. In May 07 exam; IT&CST got 64 it is shown is exempted this time in Nov 2007 got 60% in Costing & FM; but not showing exempted or not. Kindly post your views for the same

Taranjit Singh

Taranjit Singh (Expert)

29 March 2009 Exemption is available only first time when you appear. You may get exemption in one or two papers as the case may be. But in the balance papers if you appear next time, no exemption even you score above 60%.

Taranjit Singh

Taranjit Singh (Expert)

31 March 2009 All the details are also available with the examination form.

Taranjit Singh

Taranjit Singh (Expert)

31 March 2009 All the details are also available with the examination form.

Taranjit Singh

Taranjit Singh (Expert)

31 March 2009 All the details are also available with the examination form.

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