How they calculate Attempts?

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shakul

86 Points Joined January 2010

My exam is due in Nov 2010 for IPCC group 1.

I cleared CPT in Sep 09.

I think I will not be able to complete the course by Nov 2010, so I am thinking to give exam in May 2011.

I have not registered for examination yet.

So if I give in exam in 2011, then it will be counted as first attempt of second attempt?

If I dont register for nov 10 exams and dont give exam in nov 10 and give in may 11 then it will be counted as first attempt or second attempt?

if I register for exams for nov10, but dont give it. and then give exams in may 11, then it will be counted as firs ot second attempt?

Thanks

Replies (6)

Kushal Bansal

CA Final CS Final

286 Points Joined July 2008

it will be counted as first attempt unless u register for the exams...

shakul

86 Points Joined January 2010

Thanks Kushal for prompt reply.

So when we get a certificate or result card or result marksheet, it is mentioned there that in how many attempts we passed our IPCC exam?

Kushal Bansal

CA Final CS Final

286 Points Joined July 2008

no it is nowhere mentioned in marksheet or certificate..

shakul

86 Points Joined January 2010

Originally posted by : Kushal Bansal
	no it is nowhere mentioned in marksheet or certificate..

So how do other people come to know that in how many attempts we passed IPCC? (By making a rough estimation like X cleared CPT in Sep 09 Then How should have cleared IPCC In Nov 10?)

Pratibha Khandelwal

Article Assistant

590 Points Joined August 2010

No one can have the exact number regarding number of attempts you have given. But only a rough estimate can be made. Further your mark sheet does not specify the number of attempts.