Setoff Rules

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I AM TRYING TO UNDERSTAND THE SETOFF RULES. SO SOMEONE PLEASE CLARIFY THIS EXAMPLE

 

If  student A gets 240 in Group 1 say equal 60 in all 4 subjects

and 175 in group 2,

so total 425

but say he gets 35 in costing i.e he fails in costing in group 2

and in no other subject in group 2 does he get more than 60 i.e. no exemption

So he has to give whole group 2 again  in next attempt. 

Now he does not get the 40 marks advantage as setoff in his next attempt

If student B gets 210 in Group 1 say equal 60 in 3 subjects and 30 in last subject i.e. 

and 175 in group 2, (exactly same as student A)

so total 385

So he has to give whole group 2 again  in next attempt 

and he has to get only 40 in the last subject in group 1 which he failed i.e. the last one coz he can get advantage of the three 60s as setoff

BUT say IF HE GETS 60 IN THIS LAST SUBJECT OF GROUP 1, HE CAN GET SETOFF OF THE EXTRA MARKS HE GETS IN THAT SUBJECT AGAINST THE OTHER GROUP?

subjects in which he got 64. 

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NO SET OFF WILL BE AVAILABLE AS THERE IS THE REQUIRMENT THAT A CANDIDATE SHOULD PASS ALL SUBJECTS IN ONE SITTING THEN THE SET OFF WILL BE AVAILABLE

FOR EXAMPLE: A GETTING 195 MARKS IN G-1 AND 215 IN G-2 AND HVING MORE THAN 40 MARKS IN INDIVIDUAL SUBJECTS THEN SET OFF OF 5 MARKS WILL BE AVAILABLE AND ACCORDINGLY IT WILL BE DECLARED CLEAR IN BOTH GROUPS

Okay

So what I am saying is

If an exemption subject ka marks are allowed to be carried forward, like if i get 65 in any one subject and is exempted in it, then I need only 135 in the other three subjects in the next attempt in that group (and of course 40 in each subject).

But group score is not allowed to be carried forward.

Sir I scored 191 marks in last attempt and 60 in accounting can I take setoff if i appeared for both groups


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