Groups in IPCC and Final can be passed separately?

Whether u pass or fail, It is left up to u to take whether to appear both groups together or separately..

my question is that we have to take the passed group again if we fail the other group.

in other words, i pass Group 1 and fail Grp 2..and next time do I have to take Group 1 again?

no if u have passed that group by securing 40% in all papers in that group and getting an aggregate of 50% in that grp, u need not appear for that grp again..

aahh ok.. but its not possible with one paper under 40 but the group has more than 50% aggregate right?

its possible to get less than 40% in one paper and an aggregate of 50% in that group..but ht person have to reappear for the papers in whioch he\she secured less than 60% to pass that group

I mean in a group I failed to get 40 in one paper..but overall aggregate is 50+. do I have to take only that paper again or the whole group?

supose assume that a person has got 38 in one paper , 60 and 55 in the remaining papers in that group(assuming that he/she wrote  grp2 in ipcc), he ll get an aggregate of 153 i.e 50% in that grp but he has failed in a paper. so he has to reappear in the papers whihc he secured less than 60% to clear that grp.He ll be exempted in reappearin in the paper  in which he secured 60%or more

so if some one gets 60% in any paper he don't haev to reappear in that.. is that right?

yes.he ll be exempted in appearing in that paper for the next 3 attempts

that sounds good.. may be getting 60% is also a great deal..

if i pass pcc with 51%

can i give it again??

i mean cant i drop to attempt it next time to score better??

I dunno whether u can appear again after passing the exam but in CA exam, there is no difference between a person who get 60% and passes and who gets 50% and passes unless the previous one gets a rank...Both are after all CAs only and the higher percentage doesnot distinguish between the two persons who are chartered accountants and professionals in their own style

but isnt a better % better for ur cv??

Getting good marks is fine and acceptable...but records in a persons academics ll help him/her in the short run i.e when they are students but in the long run, hard work, dedication and perseverance towards ones goals matter..even companies prefer such candidates who show their talents when it comes to work..so gettin good marks is fine but it is not the end of CA or life..