passing criteria for cpt-june11

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CA Abhishek Singh

practice

2112 Points Joined February 2009

hello everyone,

one of my friend is giving cpt this june. i have heard that for passing one has to score 30% in each subject and 50% in aggregate.

please let me know whether this rule is applicable for june 11 cpt exam or Not ?

Replies (15)

P.Shanthi

student

353 Points Joined January 2011

ya .... this rule is applicable for the coming june cpt 2011.........

Guest

i dnt fl tat dis rule is applicable nw .. anyhw can check nly after our exam application form comes ...

Durgesh Joglekar

Mcom

11558 Points Joined March 2009

Hello shanti... do you having any official proof for this?

then forward me?

P.Shanthi

student

353 Points Joined January 2011

hi Durgesh its given in the website .. see in the announcement.....

30th November, 2010

ANNOUNCEMENT

Common Proficiency Test - Proposed amendment in the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988

The President in his column (President’s page) in the December, 2010 issue of the Journal, `The Chartered Accountant’ has inter-alia conveyed the decision of the Council as under:

Common Proficiency Test: The Council at its 300th meeting reviewed the requirement for passing the Common Proficiency Test and decided that a candidate shall have to obtain at one sitting, a minimum of 30 per cent marks (out of maximum marks specified by the Council for each Section) and a minimum of 50 per cent marks in the aggregate of all the Sections, subject to the principle of negative marking, in a manner as may be specified by the Council from time to time subject to proposed amendments in the regulations approved by the Central Government.

Upon reading the above write-up, the Institute has been receiving telephone calls from anxious students, their parents and members. It has been brought to our knowledge that SMS/email chain have started circulating giving some misinformation about the applicability of the proposal for December, 2010 CPT examination.

It is hereby clarified that as mentioned in the above write-up, the decision of the Council will be made applicable only after the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988 are amended by the Central Government, for which a proposal will be sent to the Central Government shortly.

It is further clarified that the process of Central Government’s approval includes consideration by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs and Law Ministry, consideration by the Council of ICAI of public comments on the draft amended Regulations, final approval of the proposed amendments by the Central Government and publication of the same in the Gazette of India.

As such, the above decision taken by the Council, as rightly conveyed by the President, cannot and will not be made applicable for the CPT examination scheduled for 19th December, 2010.

It is once again reiterated that the students and other stakeholders should take cognizance of the official announcements only (published in the Chartered Accountants Journal, CA Students newsletter and www.icai.org)

EXAMINATION DEPARTMENT

Syed Farzan

CA IPCC

748 Points Joined November 2010

Thanks Shanthi...

P.Shanthi

student

353 Points Joined January 2011

you r welcome farzan.........

akash

student

53 Points Joined January 2011

guy it has not been still declared dat it wil be applicable for dis june attempt.d central govt has not yet taken any decision still.it was only stated dat it will nt be applicable for dec.

CA Himanshu Bansal

Risk Manager

2345 Points Joined April 2008

Still the pass marks are 100.

The rule of individual scoring of 30 % is under consideration.

So, as on date, passing marks are 100 only.

mridul savio Pinto

articled trainee

1477 Points Joined July 2010

Originally posted by : Himanshu Bansal
	Still the pass marks are 100. The rule of individual scoring of 30 % is under consideration. So, as on date, passing marks are 100 only.

there is no official confirmation from Icai.

Guest

thnks pinto

Krishnarjun

Student

23 Points Joined February 2011

Its stated in the announcement that 30% minimum score is required for each section not for each subject. Am also still confused about the passing criteria ..