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meeta mansatta (student) (78 Points)

20 July 2011

one of my friend has taken exemtion in MICS in group 2..now she wants to change the subject of exemtion.she wants to take the exemtoin in IDT..whether she can do this?

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Devadas K S (One life one Dream) (3525 Points)
Replied 20 July 2011

It is not possible. Subject in which you secure 60 or above is the subject which get exemption. You are not allowed to change the subject of Exemption.

She has to score 60 or above in IDT to get Exemtion in IDT.

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* Krishna * (CA Student) (6149 Points)
Replied 20 July 2011

Agreed with Devu.

meeta mansatta (student) (78 Points)
Replied 20 July 2011

if she has secured more 68 marks in IDT and 65 marks in MICS.than she has taken exemtion in MICS.now than after she wants to change her exemtion and she wants to take exemtion in IDT..whether she can do this?please reply

Devadas K S (One life one Dream) (3525 Points)
Replied 20 July 2011

Originally posted by : meeta mansatta
	if she has secured more 68 marks in IDT and 65 marks in MICS.than she has taken exemtion in MICS.now than after she wants to change her exemtion and she wants to take exemtion in IDT..whether she can do this?please reply

If she got more than 60 marks in IDT & MICS. she get Exemtion from these 2 subjects, Need to right only remaining subjects in the group to pass....No case of changing Exemption arises....

CA ADITYA SHARMA (CA IN PRACTICE ) (16719 Points)
Replied 20 July 2011

Originally posted by : Devu 4 u
	Originally posted by : meeta mansatta if she has secured more 68 marks in IDT and 65 marks in MICS.than she has taken exemtion in MICS.now than after she wants to change her exemtion and she wants to take exemtion in IDT..whether she can do this?please reply If she got more than 60 marks in IDT & MICS. she get Exemtion from these 2 subjects, Need to right only remaining subjects in the group to pass....No case of changing Exemption arises....