OMR BASED EXAMINATION IN THREE SUBJECTS OF CS EXECUTIVE PROGRAMME
(OLD SYLLABUS - 2012 AND NEW SYLLABUS - 2017) )
1. The Institute has been conducting OMR based Examination in the following three subjects of the CS Executive Programme (Old Syllabus - 2012) with effect from December, 2014 session of Examination:
|
Sr. No. |
Subjects |
Module |
|
1. |
Cost and Management Accounting |
I |
|
2. |
Tax Laws and Practice |
I |
|
3. |
Industrial, Labour and General Laws |
II |
2. Hitherto, the Institute has been conducting descriptive mode of examination for all subjects/papers of Executive Programme (New Syllabus - 2017). However, the Council of the Institute has decided to conduct OMR based examination for the following three subjects of the CS Executive Programme (New Syllabus - 2017) with effect from December, 2019 session of examination:
|
Sr. No. |
Subjects |
Module |
|
1. |
Tax Laws |
I |
|
2. |
Corporate and Management Accounting |
II |
|
3. |
Financial and Strategic Management |
II |
3. In the above subjects, candidates' knowledge, competency and proficiency would be examined through objective type Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) under OMR mode of examination. However, in the following remaining four subjects of Executive Programme, (Old Syllabus - 2012) and five subjects of Executive Programme (New Syllabus - 2017), candidates would continue to be examined through descriptive mode of examination:
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Sr. No. |
Executive Programme (Old Syllabus -2012) |
Executive Programme (New Syllabus -2019) |
|
1. |
Company Law |
Jurisprudence, Interpretation an General Laws |
|
2. |
Economic and Commercial Laws |
Company Law |
|
3. |
Company Accounts and Auditing Practices |
Setting up of Business Entities an Closure |
|
4. |
Capital Markets and Securities Laws |
Securities Laws and Capital Markets |
|
5. |
Economic, Business and Commercial Laws |
4. In OMR based examination, each paper shall be of three hours duration having 100 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) of one mark each. The questions shall be of average, above average and difficult level covering the entire syllabus. In case, the syllabus of any paper is divided into different Parts, i.e., Part - A, Part - B, etc., requisite number of questions shall be asked from the respective Part corresponding to the weightage of marks as prescribed in the syllabus.
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