Exemption criteria in ipcc exam

Sonu Kakde (CA Student & Working) (42 Points)

04 May 2013

Hello, Could any one please expalin me the exemption criteria in IPCC exams.

What i knew :- Scoring 60 or above in any paper exempts from writing the same, and is valid for next three attempts.

What i heard :- Even after scoring 60 or above in any paper, you must score 30 or above in other subjects to avail such exemption.

Kindly clarify.

Thanks & Regards

Sonu Kakde

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CA NITIN AGRAWAL (Chartered Accountant) (168 Points)
Replied 04 May 2013

to get exemption you have to get only 60 and above marks in a particular subject other subject marks will not be count for exemption criteria

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u should get 60 or more in that paper of the group & u must present in that group i.ee means u should not absent in that group claiming exemption.

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Sonu Kakde (CA Student & Working) (42 Points)
Replied 04 May 2013

Thank you for the reply.

priyanka behl (CS) (26 Points)
Replied 27 October 2015

CAN A QUALIFYING CS GET EXEMPTION IN IPCC EXAMZ?

Shravya sree (student) (2 Points)
Replied 06 November 2017

To avail exemption do we need to attempt all the subjects of that respective group?

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