The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has announced the cancellation of exemptions previously granted to Foundation students. These exemptions were based on achieving 60% or more marks in the June 2018 Foundation Examination. The ICSI clarifies that these exemptions were only valid for the three immediate subsequent examination sessions, concluding with December 2019. Therefore, students who received this exemption are no longer eligible for it in the June 2020 session.
ATTENTION FOUNDATION STUDENTS!!
Cancellation of exemption granted on the basis of 60% or more marks in June 2018 Session of Foundation Examination
Students of foundation stage who have been granted exemptions based on attaining 60% or more marks in June 2018 are hereby informed that the said exemptions stands cancelled with immediate effect as the same were valid for immediate next three examination Sessions, which ended with December 2019 examination(not eligible for June 2020 Session of
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FAQ :
ICSI has cancelled exemptions granted to Foundation students based on achieving 60% or more marks in the June 2018 Foundation Examination.
Foundation students who were granted exemptions based on their performance in the June 2018 examination are affected.
The exemptions were valid for the immediate next three examination sessions following the June 2018 examination.
The validity period ended with the December 2019 examination session.
No, students are not eligible for this exemption in the June 2020 session as its validity has expired.