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Are crash courses in the institute considered as leave

Abishek (Student) (1108 Points)

16 December 2010

Should attending crash courses conducted by the institute be considered as leave ?

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Siddharth (Get Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) in 30 minutes! Click on send PM!) (672 Points)
Replied 16 December 2010

1. What crash course??

2. By should you mean: should or, you are asking whether? If should it is matter of debate, if whether.. the training programmes/ seminars are considered as working days, if it clashes with your articleship working hours.. If you do it outside your articleship hours, you don't get any credit for that! So, do it during your articleship hours.. ;)

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Abishek (Student) (1108 Points)
Replied 17 December 2010

i mean is it considered as working days

Abishek (Student) (1108 Points)
Replied 17 December 2010

Crash courses means the one conducted by the institute for our exams

Siddharth (Get Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) in 30 minutes! Click on send PM!) (672 Points)
Replied 17 December 2010

Originally posted by : Abishek Ashok
	Crash courses means the one conducted by the institute for our exams

ICAI conducts those?? Not by private tutors?? Don't have it at my place, so no idea.. Anyhow, leaves are not counted for:

1. Computer Training (if done during articleship period)

2. Seminars/ Special Programmes like Sports, Quiz, etc.

3. GMCS/ Residential Programmes.

I don't think crash courses would be an uncounted leave...

The thumb rule is, ICAI doesn't consider leave for studying anything (i.e. course stuff) which will help you become a CA in real sense, as uncounted leave.