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Dipen Shah (Querist)
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27 January 2010 I would like to know that can anyone use rights available under RTI against ICAI about method of giving results or about paper checking?
Further i also like to know that can I check my paper under RTI (right to information)?
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Deepali

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27 January 2010 As per the decision given by Tribunal, no action can be taken against the ICAI under RTI Act. You can just give your papers for re-verification of Marks. Revaluation of papers is also not allowed.

Ankur Garg

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27 January 2010 Agree with the views of Deepali.

For re-totalling process Kindly visit the link below:

https://www.caclubindia.com/forum/procedure-for-re-valuation-of-exam-answer-copy-63840.asp

Dipen Shah

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29 January 2010 but sir i had came to know that 1 girl had got her paper through high court under RTI...
i also came to know that one can file application under RTI with high court but till the time decision comes, student is prohibited from giving attempt...
Is it true?

Asha Kanta Sharma

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21 July 2025 This is an interesting question! Here’s what I can clarify:

ICAI and RTI Act:
ICAI is a statutory body but certain decisions related to exam paper checking, evaluation process, or results are generally considered internal and confidential. Hence, ICAI has been mostly exempt from RTI requests related to exam answer sheets and marking details.

Right to Information (RTI) on Exam Papers:
You cannot get your exam paper copies just by filing an RTI. The ICAI does not provide copies of answer sheets under RTI or otherwise. However, you can apply for re-verification of marks (i.e., re-totaling) within the stipulated time. Revaluation or rechecking of content is not allowed.

RTI in Courts:
Some candidates have tried to use RTI and have approached courts (like High Courts) seeking their exam papers or details about evaluation methods. A court might entertain the petition, but such cases are rare and not guaranteed. Also, sometimes courts may issue interim orders which can restrict candidates from appearing in exams until the matter is resolved.

Effect on Exam Attempts:
If you file a case or RTI petition in court, depending on the interim relief granted by the court, your exam attempts might be restricted temporarily.

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