QUERIES RELATED WITH SUBJECT- WISE EXEMPTION
1 Who is eligible to claim subject-wise
exemption on the basis of
qualifications ?
Students having following qualifications ( & having
secured 50% or more marks in aggregate ) and
applying for exemption with requisite certificates and
paper wise exemption fee @ of Rs.1000/= per
subject on or before last day for claiming paper-wise
are eligible to claim exemptions in the respective
subjects :
OLD SYLLABUS ( valid till Dec 2014 exams )
i) General and Commercial Laws :
MA / MBA ( Corporate Secretaryship ) or Degree
in Law ( three years or five years integrated )
from a recognized University / Institute either
constituted under an Act of Parliament or
approved by AICTE ( as equivalent to
corresponding degree )
ii) Company Accounts, Cost and Management
Accounting:
MA ( Corporate Secretaryship) / M Com/ MBA (
with Advanced Accountancy as one of the
subjects at BA(Corporate Secretaryship) /
BBA / BCom level and with full paper in Cost
Accounting / Management Accounting / Financial
Management at MA (Corporate Secretaryship) /
M Com / MBA level having secured 50% marks
in the subject concerned ) from a recognized
University / Institute either constituted under an
Act of Parliament or approved by AICTE ( as
equivalent to MBA degree )
iii) Tax Laws:
MA / MBA ( Corporate Secretaryship ) from a
recognized University / Institute either
constituted under an Act of Parliament or
approved by AICTE ( as equivalent to
corresponding degree ).
Paperwise exemption to Cost Accountants:
A candidate who has passed the Final examination
of the Institute of Cost Accountants of India, shall be
exempted from the following papers of the CS
Executive / Professional Programmes :
1. Executive Programmeme :
a) Tax Laws
b) Company Accounts, Cost & Management
Accounting
2. Professional Proramme:
a) Financial,Treasury and Forex
Management
b) Advanced Tax Laws and Practice
NEW SYLLABUS – For students appearing
under new syllabus in Dec 2013 exam onwards
Students having following qualifications ( & having
secured 50% or more marks in aggregate ) and
applying for exemption with requisite certificates and
paper wise exemption fee @ of Rs.1000/= per
subject on or before last day are eligible to claim
exemptions in the respective subjects :--
i) Industrial, Labour and General Laws: :
MA / MBA ( Corporate Secretaryship ) or Degree
in Law ( three years or five years integrated )
from a recognized University / Institute either
constituted under an Act of Parliament or
approved by AICTE ( as equivalent to
corresponding degree )
ii) Cost and Management Accounting—[CMA] :
MA ( Corporate Secretaryship) / M Com/ MBA (
with Advanced Accountancy as one of the
subjects at B.com/B B A/BA(Corporate
Secretaryship] level and with full paper in Cost
Accounting / Management Accounting/Financial
Management at MA (Corporate Secretaryship) /
M Com / MBA level having secured 50% marks in
the subject concerned ) from a recognized
University / Institute either constituted under an
Act of Parliament or approved by AICTE ( as
equivalent to MBA degree )
A candidate who has done Post Graduate
Diploma in Management will be considered for
exemption from the paper [CMA] only if he/she
submits documentary evidence from AICTE/ AIU
to the effect that the PGDM issued is equivalent to
MBA.
iii) Tax Laws and Practice
MA / MBA ( Corporate Secretaryship ) from a
recognized University / Institute either
constituted under an Act of Parliament or
approved by AICTE ( as equivalent to
corresponding degree ).
Paperwise exemption to Cost Accountants:
A candidate who has passed the Final examination
of the Institute of Cost Accountants of India, shall be
exempted from the following papers of the CS
Executive / Professional Programmes :
Executive Programmeme :
1.Cost and Management Accounting --
[Module1, paper 2]
2.Tax laws and Practice –[Module 1, paper 4]
3 Company Accounts and Auditing Practices-
--Module 2, paper 5]
Professional Proramme:
1. Advanced Company Law and Practice –
[Module 1, paper1]
2. Financial Treasury and Forex
Management [Module 2, paper 5]
3. Advanced Tax laws and Practice
[Module 3, paper 7]