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| 30th March 2013 11:58 AM | ||
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Re: Is there any rule of 30% pass marks in all the subjects of CPT? hello,sir plz can u tell me is 30% rule is apply for june 2013 exam or not..............if it is compulsory applicable than how many marks required to pass |
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| 28th January 2013 11:49 PM | ||
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Re: Is there any rule of 30% pass marks in all the subjects of CPT? math is 30% compulsary in june examination or not?? |
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| 12th October 2012 11:32 AM | ||
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Re: Is there any rule of 30% pass marks in all the subjects of CPT? how can i do best in quantitative aptitude ?????????? |
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| 29th September 2012 12:42 PM | ||
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Re: Is there any rule of 30% pass marks in all the subjects of CPT? how can i doing best in quantitative aptititude |
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| 17th September 2012 01:29 PM | ||
| Arpit_30 |
Re: Is there any rule of 30% pass marks in all the subjects of CPT? i give information of CPT... Therefore if you have graduation degree, there is a possibility to get admission directly for the IPCC. There are total of seven papers in IPCC divided into 2 groups. Group 1 1. Accounting 2. Business Laws,Ethics and Communication 3. Cost Accounting and Financial Management 4. Taxation Group 2 5. Advanced Accounting 6. Auditing and Assurance 7. Information Technology and Strategic Management |
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| 17th September 2012 01:16 PM | ||
| sherleytwain |
Re: Is there any rule of 30% pass marks in all the subjects of CPT? Unfortunately there isn't any such exemption or rule to pass the candidate who has scored 30 percent marks in CPT. The minimum marks required to pass the CPT exam is 50 percent and there is no way anyone is going to get any exemption. In case you have failed to make the cut there is another way for you to get admission for Chartered Accountacy course. I am writing down the entire process. So you basically should know that Chartered Accountacy course has 3 stages: CPT The first stage obviously is Common Proficiency Test. You can appear for this test having passed Class 10th. Like I mentioned earlier you need at least 50 percent marks which would be 100 out of 200 to clear the exam. which obviously you seems to have failed to do so. Integrated Professional Competancy Test (IPCC) IPCC is the second stage of Chartered Accountacy course. A lot of people believe that unless you pass the Common Proficiency Test, there is no way to get do IPCC. However it is wrong. Recently IACI made some changes that allowed candidates with graduation degree to skip the first step and directly seek admission for IPCC. The requirement is: 1. A Bachelor degree in Commerce with 55 percent marks. 2. Graduation degree in any other stream with 60 percent marks. Therefore if you have graduation degree, there is a possibility to get admission directly for the IPCC. There are total of seven papers in IPCC divided into 2 groups. Group 1 1. Accounting 2. Business Laws,Ethics and Communication 3. Cost Accounting and Financial Management 4. Taxation Group 2 5. Advanced Accounting 6. Auditing and Assurance 7. Information Technology and Strategic Management The 3rd stage of Final Course where you are not going to get any direct entry. The only way to get admission is by clearing the IPCC. |
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| 16th September 2012 10:19 PM | ||
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Re: Is there any rule of 30% pass marks in all the subjects of CPT? Do I need to get 30% in each and every subject |
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| 11th September 2012 12:35 AM | ||
| vidh |
Re: Is there any rule of 30% pass marks in all the subjects of CPT? hello In order to qualify Common Proficiency Test conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, candidates need to score a minimum of 50% marks in the Test. Now, the test basically comprise of a single paper divided into four sections: Fundamentals of Accounting Mercantile Law General Economics Quantitative Aptitude As per the guidelines of the Institute, it is not necessary to score certain percentage of marks in each sections. So, if you could score 50% marks, taking all the sections together, you will be declared passed irrespective of the marks secured in each subjects/sections. The Common Proficiency Test comprise of a total of 200 marks. For further information, refer to the official website of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. |
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| 10th September 2012 10:34 PM | ||
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Re: Is there any rule of 30% pass marks in all the subjects of CPT? i want to ask for cpt 30%marks for each subject.ye rule h ya nhi for this dec exam |
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| 10th September 2012 08:57 PM | ||
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Re: Is there any rule of 30% pass marks in all the subjects of CPT? do we need to get 30% marks for december exam 2012? |
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| 10th September 2012 12:00 PM | ||
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Re: Is there any rule of 30% pass marks in all the subjects of CPT? is it necessary to score 30% in each subjct in dec attempt |
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| 5th September 2012 07:30 PM | ||
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Re: Is there any rule of 30% pass marks in all the subjects of CPT? sir, I want to ask that is trere any rule of 30% marks in each sub. of cpt.....this december |
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| 17th July 2012 06:17 PM | ||
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Re: Is there any rule of 30% pass marks in all the subjects of CPT? sir,is there any rule of 30% passing marks in all subjects of cpt ..this december attempt?? |
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| 5th May 2012 04:28 PM | ||
| SANDEEP891985 |
Re: Is there any rule of 30% pass marks in all the subjects of CPT? Quote:
Now, the test basically comprise of a single paper divided into four sections:
As per the guidelines of the Institute, it is not necessary to score certain percentage of marks in each sections. So, if you could score 50% marks, taking all the sections together, you will be declared passed irrespective of the marks secured in each subjects/sections. The Common Proficiency Test comprise of a total of 200 marks. For further information, refer to the official website of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. |
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| 3rd May 2012 09:27 PM | ||
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Is there any rule of 30% pass marks in all the subjects of CPT? sir,is there any rule of 30% passing marks in all subjects of cpt ..this june attempt?? |
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