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Ankit (ca final) (287 Points)

06 November 2010

I am planning to give only 1 group of IPCC in may 2011. I wanted to know how can i get xemption in any paper.

Is it compulsory to b present in both groups 4 getting xemption????????????

plz help me???????

thanks in advance!!!!!!!!!!!

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Narayanan (Chartered Accountant) (189 Points)
Replied 06 November 2010

Yes compulsorily attend all other papers... and get 60+ in the paper to get exemption...

Remember that exemptions of any 1 exam can only be carried forward... In other words, if u get exemption in paper 1 this time, and get exemption in paper 2 next time, u can carry forward only either of the 2 exemptions... so if u r aimin for an exemption this time, make sure u pass atleast that group the next time around...

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Jithin (Learner) (1057 Points)
Replied 06 November 2010

Dear Ankit, u only need to be present for the group in which u want exemption. In ur case u dont have to be present in any of the papers of grp 2..but be present for all the 4 papers of grp 1. An exemption is valid for only the next three attempts.

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Nikhil Kothari (CEO at Sequinox Business Advisories) (4671 Points)
Replied 06 November 2010

Hello Ankit,

To get an exemption in any paper, it is mandatory to attend all the papers of that group.

In case you opt for getting exemption in any paper of group 1, it is not mandatory to attend the papers of group 2.

All the best.

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CA.CWA.Venkatesh Repala (CA CWA;(CS PROFESSIONAL)) (1231 Points)
Replied 07 November 2010

it is required to attend that group only, my suggestion is to attend both groups which gives u experience or may by luck u may get exemption in such also

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r.maheshwari (Audit Manager) (35 Points)
Replied 16 November 2010

If in Nov 2010 ca final examination, if one paper is above 60 % but couldn't get required aggregate % in the group , will that paper be exempted for the next 3 attempts ? This being the last attempt in existing syllabus.From next attempt onwards new course is applicable.

Please somebody help.

R Maheshwari

Narayanan (Chartered Accountant) (189 Points)
Replied 16 November 2010

Originally posted by : r.maheshwari
	If in Nov 2010 ca final examination, if one paper is above 60 % but couldn't get required aggregate % in the group , will that paper be exempted for the next 3 attempts ? This being the last attempt in existing syllabus.From next attempt onwards new course is applicable. Please somebody help. R Maheshwari