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Is it compulsory to get specific marks in each subject to pass CPT?


is it is compuisory to get specific marks in each subject to pass cpt?plz reply me.




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17th May 2012, 02:27 AM
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is it is compuisory to get specific marks in each subject to pass cpt?plz reply me.
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India has nowhere mentioned about qualifying marks in each subjects (sections) in the Common Proficiency Test. As per the Institutes regulation, candidate need to score a minimum of 50% marks in the test. Since the test carries a total of 200 marks, as per the standard set by the institute, one must secure 100 marks to be declared passed in the Common Proficiency Test.
For complete information regarding the test, refer to CPT FAQ Section.
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Is there rule passed for cpt passing criteria. If passed then what it is?
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is it necessary of geeting 30%of marks in each sub
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19th August 2012, 08:35 PM
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yes, it is necessary to get specific marks in all subjects to clear cpt. these are 4 subjects and you need to get least 30% in each subject and 50% overall . them only you will be considered as qualified
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is it mandatory to score 30% marks in each subject pealse reply soon
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25th August 2012, 11:40 PM
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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India has nowhere mentioned about qualifying marks in each subjects (sections) in the Common Proficiency Test. As per the Institutes regulation, candidate need to score a minimum of 50% marks in the test.
Since the test carries a total of 200 marks, as per the standard set by the institute, one must secure 100 marks to be declared passed in the Common Proficiency Test.

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no it is not compulsory.we have to score aggregate 50% marks i.e 100 marks out of 200
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is it new rule applied for cpt to get 30% in each subject?please rly soon
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is it necesary to score 30% in each subject to pass cpt
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Is new rule 30% pass in all suject applying on december 2012 atempt ?
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is it compulsory to get 30% in each of the subject?(CPT,dec 2012)
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