CS-Doubt

Dear Friends,

I came to know that even more than 60 marks has obtained in any subject, to get the excemption it is required to attempt in another two subjects in a group and also required to get minimum 25 marks.

Is it correct.

Can you please advice.

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u r right, Minimum 25 marks should get in other two subjets to avail exemption

hi, u have to sit in all the papers of a group to claim exemption .but there is no rule of geeting more than 25marks in a particular subject.

In Prospectus it is written that  " Provided that a candidate who has appeared in the subjects of a group, for which he was required to enrol & has secured 60 percent or more marks in any subject & a minimum of 25 percent marks in each of the remaining subjects of the group, but has failed in the group, shall be exempted from that or those subjects in which he secured 60 percent or more marks, in any subsequent examination on submission of an application in this behalf on or before the last date of enrolment for the examination in which he intends to appear."

So to get exemption u have to get minimum 25 percent marks in other subjects.

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