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Passing criteria in ca exams

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NIDHI JHA

student

56 Points Posted on 10 January 2018

HELLO TO ALL THE RESPECTED MEMBERS OF THE FORUM

I AM A STUDENT OF CA - IPCC (OLD SCHEME) . MY ATTEMPT IS DUE IN MAY 2018. I WANT TO KNOW THAT IF AFTER APPLYING FOR THE EXAMS IN BOTH GROUPS , SUBSEQUENTLY I APPEAR FOR ONLY ONE OF THE GROUPS AND BECOME ABSENT IN ONE OR WHOLE PAPERS OF THE OTHER GROUP THEN WILL I BE DECLARED AS PASSED IN THE GROUP I APPEARED WHOLLY IF I FULFILL THE PASSING CRITERIA OF THE INSTITUTE IN RESPECT OF THAT GROUP ??

KINDLY ANSWER WITH REFERENCE TO ICAI GUIDELINES.

THANK YOU IN ADVANCE.

Replies (5)

Guest

Yes, if u fullfill the cretria in that group.

SIDHARTH

72 Points Posted on 10 January 2018

yes you can

Guest

ys offcourse. result of one group doesnt affect result of another group. only benefit is taht if you give both groups you can have setoff benefit. otherwise no loss. if you take 40% passing marks in each subject of that group and 50% of that group then you will be declared as "pass" in that group. In next attempt you can attend the another group which remained and when you pass that group also you will be declared as pass in the exam.