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is the aggregate of both groups taken as a one unit

Satya Narayan (asdsad) (176 Points)

17 January 2009

I observed that some folks cleared both groups even though aggregate in one group is less then 200 but total( both group ) is more then 400. Is it a new rule they introduced this year ?

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CA Thomas Raju Paravada (Chartered Accountant) (570 Points)
Replied 17 January 2009

No This is not a new rule. this is the advantage of writing both the groups at a time. it is said that an aggregate of 50% is required. It need not be a single group. If you write a group I of final, u hav to get 200 for passing the group I. But when you attempt both the groups you should get 400 in both the groups. It need not be 200 in group I and 200 in Group II. If u got 199 n group I and 201 in Group II You r passed. But when u attempted group I and got 199 u r failed.

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shailesh agarwal (professional accountant) (7642 Points)
Replied 17 January 2009

oh ya this old rule every student should try to attempt both group

Satya Narayan (asdsad) (176 Points)
Replied 17 January 2009

Thank you. I did not know as never appreared both groups

Originally posted by :Thomas

No

This is not a new rule. this is the advantage of writing both the groups at a time. it is said that an aggregate of 50% is required. It need not be a single group. If you write a group I of final, u hav to get 200 for passing the group I. But when you attempt both the groups you should get 400 in both the groups. It need not be 200 in group I and 200 in Group II. If u got 199 n group I and 201 in Group II You r passed. But when u attempted group I and got 199 u r failed.