CA. Rajesh P. Ahir (In Service @ PSU) (687 Points)
29 January 2010
machender
(student)
(190 Points)
Replied 29 January 2010
Dear Rajesh,
do'nt be confused there are no such conditions to get exemption.
CA Dhiraj Ramchandani
(CA, M. com)
(10823 Points)
Replied 29 January 2010
Max Payne
(employed)
(2569 Points)
Replied 29 January 2010
Dear Rajesh,
1. Appear all papers of that group, or else, dont worry about reading the rest of this. Cos the first condtion is that the candidate should appear all papers in a group.
2. Score 60 marks or more to get exemption in a paper(s). Other subjects marks are presently immaterial, even '0' is fine.
3. You will be allowed to carry forward exemption for 3 attempts more (for eg if u got in nov 09, you can carry it till may 2011 exam). However, the exemption lapses if you do not appear the other 2 papers during any sitting available to u before u clear that group.
4. However, u have the option to surrender exemption on your own by merely appearing for that paper again during this period. In such case, u will have to score 60 or more again to restore the eemption. exemption shall be for further 3 more attempts.
5. If you have an exemption(exemptions) in a group from earlier sitting, then u will not be given exemption in any more papers of that group, unless you have surrendered the exemption or it has lapsed. Multiple exemptions in a group will be possible only if the exemptions were in the same sitting.
6. However, by surrendering the exemption obtained earlier, exemption can be earned for another paper in the same group, in a different sitting.
Note - Earnestly, don't surrender exemptions, unless u want to write 6 papers again to be a contender for ranks.
Rahul Bansal
(Finalist)
(35929 Points)
Replied 29 January 2010
on securing 60% marks in any paper..............u will get exemption in that paper till next 3 more attempts.
CA RAJIV KUMAR SINGH
(CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT)
(57 Points)
Replied 29 January 2010
tanuja...........
(pcc student)
(571 Points)
Replied 29 January 2010
if u got 60%marks... it is enough.. dont bother abt other sub marks... but u should write all exams in that group.. thats it...
CA RAJIV KUMAR SINGH
(CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT)
(57 Points)
Replied 29 January 2010
PLEASE DISCUSS AT OTHER POINTS
I AM WAITING
Vaibhav Jandey
(Life iz Hard; I'm Harder)
(1175 Points)
Replied 09 February 2011
suppose if I got 60 marks in two or more subjects but my ultimate result is fail ...then CAN I CARRY FORWARD ALL THOSE EXEMPTION IN NEXT ATTEMPT OR NOT TELL ME PLEASE...OR I WILL BE ALLOWED TO TAKE ONLY ONE EXEMPTION...PLZ REPLY
simmer
(ceo)
(35 Points)
Replied 21 March 2011
hello sir
sir i got exemption in 2 papers(acc, audit) in nov2010
CAN I CARRY FORWARD ALL THOSE EXEMPTION IN NEXT ATTEMPT OR NOT TELL ME PLEASE...OR I WILL BE ALLOWED TO TAKE ONLY ONE EXEMPTION...PLZ REPLY
trishank bhimjiani
(Article Assistant)
(25 Points)
Replied 25 March 2011
hello everyone
It was my first attempt of PCE in Novmber 2010. I filled the form for both groups but attended and attempted only Group 2. My marks are as under:
Costing+FM = 26
Taxation = 68
IT+SM = 61
i just got my statement of marks today and there is a hash(#) signalling exemption only against taxation. I was under the impression that i will be able to get exemption in both Taxation and IT+SM. I called up Noida office and they were not helpful or clear at all. I am currently giving my TYBCom finals and hence will be able to go to the Cuffe Parade Office, Mumbai only after a week. If any of you'll could answer my query before that atleast my tension would come down.
Thanx,
Trishank
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