omi ( ca) (40 Points)
21 September 2010
CA Manikandan Raghunath
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(609 Points)
Replied 21 September 2010
Dear Omi,
For example,
A question paper consists of 8 questions.
Out of that 8 question, 1st question is compulsory. Then you have to attend 6 questions among the remaining 7 questions.
This is what they meant in the announcement.
In addition, there is a possibility of having one internal choice in any of the 7 question.
1) The first two clauses in the announcement are applicable for all the subjects
2) As far as internal choice is concerned, it has been said that it will be given as far as possible. So, you can't depend on that.
Hope this is what you asked
Regards
MRM
pratik
(student)
(37 Points)
Replied 21 September 2010
Dear MRM
In the example given by you if student attempts all 7 questions out of 7, then whether
1. only first 6 will be evaluated or
2. All 7 will be evaluated and maximum 6 will be chosen for awarding of marks or
3. Any 6 will be evaluated
Please reply
CA Rohan Bajaj
(CA)
(142 Points)
Replied 05 October 2010
i am resident in jaipur and recently, it came in the newspaper that as per new pattern for nov 2010 exams, there will be choice in all the questions of every subject...It was confirmed by one of the officials of ICAI jaipur branch.... So kindly solve this problem...
Sunshine
(Helping All)
(10575 Points)
Replied 05 October 2010
| Originally posted by : MRM | ||
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Dear Omi, For example, A question paper consists of 8 questions. Out of that 8 question, 1st question is compulsory. Then you have to attend 6 questions among the remaining 7 questions. This is what they meant in the announcement. In addition, there is a possibility of having one internal choice in any of the 7 question. 1) The first two clauses in the announcement are applicable for all the subjects 2) As far as internal choice is concerned, it has been said that it will be given as far as possible. So, you can't depend on that. Hope this is what you asked Regards MRM |
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