The reason why ca final result got delayed

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The reason why CA Final result got delayed from 18th to 19th July is the case filled by a student against ICAI.

 

The case was admited long back but today there is a hearing for the case. For details, you may check Karnataka High Court's website -

https://causelist.kar.nic.in/caseStatus_CaseNumber.asp for WP (Writ Petition) case number 18362, year 2012.

 

The people who had filled the case had told that they had evidence for the manipulations done by ICAI with results and High Court had admited those evidences. They are even prepared to file other case against ICAI after the today's hearing. They were sure that judgement will be in their favour.. 

 

 

It is very likely that CA Final result may be declared today itself if ICAI gets permission from the court. All the best guys

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HATS OFF TO  SUCH A STUDENT WHO DARES  TO TAKE SUCH A STEP .........OTHERWISE THERE ARE MANY STUDENTS WHO  SCARES OF BEING DROPPED OUT OR BEING STUCK IN THE COURSE  FOR MANY YEARS BY THE INSTITUTE ........BECAUSE THE DELAYED RESULT IS NOT THE ONLY THING ...THERE ARE SOME OTHER THINGS THAT  STUDENTS SUFFER FROM IN THEIR ADDMISSION, EXAM PROCEDURE, STUDY MATERIAL ETC ETC...BUT NO ONE RAISES VOICE ............

yaar whatever b the reason.............................result shud b gud...........and shud b pass for me..........................

Wow..!! Great News..!! Thanks for sharing Shivangi...!! 

Everthing done by institute is always in favour of the principal.. There are so many articles who suffer..!!

Atleast after the above Students should get courage to raise their voice against ICAI..!!

In my opinion reason for delay is very simple and that is god gift us 1 day more to live happy and hopefully(positive). So don't tense and do party today kyoki bade budhe kah gaye hai k KAL KISNE DEKHA Hai ?

Its really appreciable, most of of us do feel like raising voice but we keep quiet.

Any how let the result be positive to all of us

 

All the best

 

 

Thanks for sharing...

i agree dt studnts who hv raised voice are vry brave bt der shudnt b any offence if results r manipulated bcz dose manipulations wont b biased one. institute has to take contrl on numbr of candidates clearing otherwise value of CA will keep diminishing.wishin u guys ol d vry best

Guys I don't know this is true or not, but they had said that Institute had offered to pass that student if he withdraws the writ petetion filled against the Institute.

 

As such, as per my knowledge - there are uneven addition in marks of students after evaluation and before declaring results. I had applied for certified coppies of my answersheets and in one subject - say for example I had X marks written in answerbook - in my marksheet marks were X + 5.

 

While some other person in other state had Y marks written in his copy of certified answersheet and 27 marks were added in result. So for example if that person had got 40 marks as per the original evaluation.. in his result he got 40 + 27 = 67. This was just example. Actually that person had less than 40 marks and 27 marks were added to it and he nearly reached exemption level.

 

 

now thats unfair manipulation.

Thanks for sharing 

 

It can happen only in INDIA

SUMMARY OF MISTAKES IN THE CA FINAL NOVEMBER 2011 EXAMS CONDUCTED BY INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF INDIA (A BODY ESTABLISHED UNDER THE ACT OF PARLIAMENT)

(Mistakes /Errors committed by respondent 2 while setting and evaluating the papers which would have a direct impact on the marks obtained by the students)

Strategic Financial Management – Group I Paper 2

Question No. Particulars Marks Allotted
3 (a) Business valuations 10
  Convertible Debentures 6
  Total 16

 Advanced Management Accounting Group II Paper 5

Question Number. Particulars Marks Allotted
1 (b) Incremental Cost * 5
1 (d) Total Quality Management 1
3 (a) Activity Based Costing* 8
3 (b) Transfer Pricing 8
4 (b) Step Fixed Cost – CVP Analysis* 6
6 (a) Network Analysis 10
  Total 38

MISTAKES CLASSIFIED AS FOLLOWS:

Mistakes admitted by the Respondent 2- Paper 5- Q. 3(b)= 8 marks

Mistakes apparent on the face of the record- Paper 5- Q.1. (b),1 (d), 3(a), 6(a)= 24 marks , Paper 2- Q.3(a), 3(b)= 16 marks

Mistakes confirmed by experts and subject to interpretation- Paper 5- Q.4 (b)= 6 marks

CITATIONS OF HON’BLE SUPREME COURT FOR GRANTING THE PRAYER

Sahiti and Ors. Vs. Respondent: The Chancellor, Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences and Ors 6202 of 2008/ Decided on 22.10.2008.

-“The above decision deals with the right of the student or candidate to claim re-examination/re evaluation of his answer sheet and the power of the High Court to order revaluation of answer sheets. It does not deal with the power of the Board to order re-evaluation of answer books if factual scenario so demands. Award of marks by an examiner has to be fair and considering the fact that re-evaluation is not permissible under the Statute at the instance of candidate, the examiner has to be careful, cautious and has the duty to ensure that the answers are properly evaluated. Therefore, where the authorities find that award of marks by an examiner is not fair or that the examiner was not careful in evaluating the answer scriptts re-evaluation may be found necessary. There may be several instances wherein re-evaluation of the answer scriptts may be required to be ordered and this Court need not make an exhaustive catalogue of the same. However, if the authorities are of the opinion that re-evaluation of the answer scriptts are necessary then the Court would be slow to substitute its own views for that of those who are expert in academic matters”.

Brief Comments and Suggestion for revaluation necessitated because of the mistake of the respondent:

The Normal Practice in all the exams is to give Full Credit for the student who attempts the wrong question. But in this type of professional exams where students of high preparation when they see the question is wrong or confusing they may not like to take a risk and solve them. So the marks obtained by the student should be suitably adjusted, for example, if the actual marks awarded to the student is say 31% in Paper 5, His marks must be changed to (31/62)*100 = 50 Marks. This method should be the best in our opinion as the student must solve all the questions, as they are compulsory and if he is declared fail he must reappear all the four papers in the group again.

While considering the above we should first take into consideration the psychology of the student who will have to write answer to the question asked. If there is confusion because of the errors, the student will not be in a position to handle it. If we take Question no. 3(a) in SFM, even a normal person will know that it is a glaring mistake but the institute solved it with the mistake and awarded marks for the students who did the mistake. So, if a student identifies the mistake (no one will take the risk), he would not have got marks.

Let us take a similar situation, Question No. 1(b) or 3 (b) in paper 5, in spite of being asked wrongly they were solved after taking into consideration the mistake. Thus a student who identifies the mistake and solves would have got marks (total confusion and lack of clarity arising out of the wrong setting of the papers).

Question No. 3 (a), the answer given assumes that introduction of ABC will reduce the cost which is a total mistake, as ABC helps only in scientific ascertainment of cost of a product and it is not a tool of cost reduction. So, no student would have answered according the examiners expectation and would have got very low marks for the correct answer.

Question No. 4 (b), the workings given in the answer are not asked in the question. First of all the question should have been asked to calculate the Break Even Point. Whereas the actual question is to calculate the number of students required to cross the Break Even Point. Crossing may be just crossing or anything more. No student would have done the working as it was not asked. So, he would have lost marks for the same on account of the fault of the respondent.

Question No. 1 (d), inspection of raw material is taken as a preventive cost in the suggested answer. The Same question was asked in May 2011 where the suggested answer says it is an appraisal cost. So, if one is correct the other should have been wrong even according to the respondent 2.

Dear Shivangi Please update the status of this case here after today's hearing. We are curious about what is happening?
exactly...am curious..!! though am in bangalore...i cant go to the HC :( and fb is not lettin me post this link..!! spread it ppl !


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