Exemption Query

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Harshini

Meerpet

43 Points Joined April 2016

hi i have an exemption in adv accounts of grp 2 of ipcc in november 2017 and now i got exemtion in auditing in may 2018 but i couldn't clear my group 2 . Now can i claim exemption in both the subjects or only one ad per my wish or only in accounts?

Replies (8)

SHAILENDER SINGH

166 Points Joined May 2018

U can claim exemption of only one subject as per ur choice.....

Harshini

Meerpet

43 Points Joined April 2016

And how to convey to the inst. that i want to choose exemtion in particular subject ?

Ayyappa

Article student

227 Points Joined March 2016

you can claim both exemptions

SHAILENDER SINGH

166 Points Joined May 2018

No if u got exemptio in different attempts u have to choose only one as my friend also got plz clearify thru branch

CA R R Choudhary

CA in Practice

40 Points Joined September 2016

I think you can claim both exemptions.... because an exemption is valid in next 3 attempts

SHAILENDER SINGH

166 Points Joined May 2018

But bro if u get n different attempt u cant avail the same dont misguide if u dont have full knowledge..... Harshini dont get confused and take help of ur icai branch... I am damn sure u cant avail both if u get n diff attempts

CA R R Choudhary

CA in Practice

40 Points Joined September 2016

may be....ok.. Shailender

Ravi SADhiyan

Practice

4510 Points Joined July 2017

Originally posted by : Harshini
	hi i have an exemption in adv accounts of grp 2 of ipcc in november 2017 and now i got exemtion in auditing in may 2018 but i couldn't clear my group 2 . Now can i claim exemption in both the subjects or only one ad per my wish or only in accounts?

A candidate who has appeared in all the papers comprised in a group/unit and fails in one or more papers comprised in that group/unit but secures a minimum of 60% of the marks in any paper or papers of that group/unit shall be eligible for exemption in that paper or papers in the next three following examinations

As long as exemption in one or more paper(s) of a group/unit, brought forward from an earlier attempt is subsisting, no further exemption in any paper in that group/unit will be given, even if one secures 60% or more marks in any paper in that group/unit