Clearance regarding exemption

Yes, you can claim exemptions for all three papers if you have secured 60 or more marks in each of them in a single group, provided you did not pass the group overall.

Key Points Regarding ICAI Exemptions:

• Eligibility: To be eligible for an exemption, you must have appeared for all papers of the group in that specific attempt and failed the group as a whole.

• Claiming Multiple Exemptions: You can claim exemptions in more than one paper (including all papers of a group, if you scored 60+ in each) provided you met the criteria of appearing for all papers and failing the group.

• Validity: The exemption is valid for the next three consecutive examinations.

• Automatic Process: Exemptions are generally applied automatically by the ICAI and will be reflected on your mark sheet. You do not need to apply for them separately, though it is recommended to verify the status on your SSP dashboard when filling out your exam forms for the next attempt.

• Constraint: You cannot claim another exemption in the same group until your existing exemptions are exhausted.

• Passing Criteria: To pass the group in your next attempts, you must secure at least 40% in each of the remaining papers (if any) and an aggregate of 50% across all papers of the group (including the marks of the exempted papers).

Summary: If you scored 60+ marks in 3 papers of CA Final Group 1 but failed the group, you are entitled to claim exemptions for all three papers. These will remain valid for the next three consecutive attempts.