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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India has made an announcement to empanel members to act as Observers for the December 2021 CA Exams. As such, ICAI has provided an eligibility criteria for the same. Read the official announcement below: ANNOUNCEMENT EMPANELMENT OF MEMBERS TO ACT AS OBSERVERS AT THE EXAMINATION CENTRES FOR THE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS EXAMINATIONS DECEMBER 2021. It is proposed to empanel members to act as Observers for the forthcoming DECEMBER - 2021 Chartered Ac
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ICAI is looking to empanel its members to act as Observers at the examination centres for the December 2021 Chartered Accountants Examinations.
Eligible members must be under 65 years old as of 15th September 2021, registered with ICAI since 1st May 2019, not have relatives appearing in the exams, and not be involved in coaching students.
An Observer's main duty is to ensure the secure handling and distribution of question paper packets, be present at the bank and examination centre from code key opening to answer book dispatch, and submit a report after the assignment.
Observers will receive an honorarium of ₹1500 per day/session, plus conveyance reimbursement of ₹350 for 'A' class cities and ₹250 for other cities daily.
Members will be allotted duties in the city of their professional address as per ICAI records. It is advised to update professional addresses if necessary.
If a member neither informs the Examination Department nor discharges their assigned duties, they may face disciplinary action under the Chartered Accountants Act, 1949.
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