Breach of Regulations 65 and 78 Non submission of Form 112

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Breach of Regulations 65 & 78 – Non submission of Form 112 - (19-06-2010)

Further to our announcement dated 08th January, 2010, the appropriate Committee of the Institute in its recent meeting in view of the difficulties being faced by students decided that the following course of action be adopted for dealing with the cases of condonation of Regulation 65 w.e.f. 1st April 2010:-

Nature of breach	Condition(s) to be complied with
One course at a time as a private or distance mode/ Correspondence student alongwith Articleship	Condone the breach of Regulation 65 and enroll after one month from the date of the receipt of Form 2 or when compliance is made, whichever is later.
Two courses at a time as a private or distance mode/ Correspondence student alongwith Articleship	Condone the breach of Regulation 65 and enroll after three months from the date of the receipt of Form 2 or when compliance is made, whichever is later.
One course at a time as a regular day time (morning/evening) student with Articleship (with no overlapping of office and teaching hours)	Condone the breach of Regulation 65 and enroll after six month from the date of the receipt of Form 2 or when compliance is made, whichever is later.
One or more courses at a time as a regular day time student alongwith Articleship (where overlapping between office and teaching hours)	Condone the breach of Regulation 65 only after the conduct of enquiry under Regulation 66 and the decision taken thereon.

It is also clarified that the cases for condonation of breach of Regulation 65 and 78 received upto 31st March, 2010 would be dealt with in terms of the Announcement dated 8th January, 2010 i.e. general amnesty.

Deputy Director (MSS)

15th June 2010

Source: https://www.icai.org/post.html?post_id=6014&c_id=219

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pankaj

CA Final & MBA

23 Points Joined April 2010

hi i want to know about the 3 month residential program

does it really affect ur salary packagr

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absolutely.... it'll boost ur confidence to a great extent in having good corporate jobs. why wud institute charge hefty 48000 for such course???... bcoz industry demands and institute supply the needful.

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The Institute has decided to organise a three months’ residential programme for CA students particularly who have recently passed the Final examination or are undergoing the Final Course. The programme will help the students in imbibing the professional skills required for effective functioning in business organisations and profession. The Programme would focus on development of communication skills, personal qualities, interpersonal and teamwork skills, working in a complex and turbulent environment, problem solving skills and leadership skills.

Course Content
The programme would be divided in six modules covering:

Developing personal traits
Corporate communications
Strategic management
Practice development and management
Professional business environment
Multi-disciplinary case studies

The programme would also include extra-curricular activities (study tour/industrial visits, yoga, meditation and cultural activities).

Course methodology
Modern education techniques would be used to make learning wholesome and interesting. The methodology will involve:

Class/group Discussion
Management Games
Role Plays
Simulation Exercises
Case Studies
Project preparation

General Management and Communication Skills
Students of this programme would not be required to undergo GMCS course separately.

The course duration to be considered as part of Articled Training
Under Explanation (2) to Regulation 59 of the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988 participation in the Three Months’ Residential Programme on Professional Skills Development will be considered equivalent to undergoing articled training. Thus the period during which the training is undergone will be considered as part of Articled Training.

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Students who have recently passed the Final examination - Eligibility to participate in the 3 months residential programme
The three months residential programme is for CA students particularly who have recently passed the Final examination or are undergoing the Final Course. For the purpose it has been decided that all students who have passed since January, 2006 will be considered as recently qualified and may decide to participate in the programme.

Financial Assistance
Concessional Financial assistance in the form of a loan from banks to finance the course is also available.

Course Fee
Rs. 48,000 per participant. The course fee includes tuition fee, course material, computer time, boarding, lodging (on single/double room sharing basis), local field visits, etc. Being the first course, the ICAI has subsidized the programme heavily.