Guys I ticked in the marks column of my ca foundation paper . Will my paper be evaluated?😭
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A student accidentally ticked the marks column on their CA Foundation exam paper and is worried about evaluation. Other students reassure them that a simple tick, made by mistake and without cheating, is unlikely to invalidate the paper. They explain that such errors are common and usually don't lead to disqualification, especially if no cheating occurred. The consensus is that the paper should still be evaluated, though the student expresses lingering anxiety.
That is not a bad thing. Nothing will happen because you didnt cheat in the exam. I saw people conned by thier own friends to do it and they go and tell invigilators secretly. Then youll have a problem. Some students from rich to poor are beggars and they misguide other students. Some lecturers are there who debarred students when they complained about that lecturer rudely on an email. There is no cheating, fee fully paid and they went to jail for five years.
Did your friends ask you to do it? Then your in a problem. What students do is, they tell their class mates to cheat by taking slips or tick jere and there or else write stories if you dont know the answer. And then they inform about this to your lecturer. Get it? Bad company!
Not Indian CA but I know the complete outlay. Nothing will happen because im sure it did not say "only for use by evaluator" or "dont fill anything" on your answer book. Even if the reminder is there, there are no negative marks for that. It was just an error. Your marking criteriea will be in students handbook or website. Some people wrote OM and Praise the God as well long ago. Cheer up!