Exemption in a Paper(s) for ICAI Examinations

ICAI provides an exemption to candidates who secure 60% or more marks in any paper of a group but fail the group overall. This exemption is valid for the next three consecutive examinations, subject to specific rules and conditions.

Rules Regarding Exemptions

1. Eligibility:
• A candidate must appear in all the papers of the group.
• Must secure 60% or more in one or more papers but fail the group.
2. Exemption Validity:
• Exemptions are valid for the next three consecutive examinations.
• Candidates must pass the remaining papers of the group with a minimum of 40% marks in each and 50% aggregate, including exempted marks.
3. Carry Forward of Exemption:
• Automatically reflected in the subsequent examination statement of marks.
4. Key Limitations:
• Candidates cannot claim another exemption in the same group until the existing exemption is exhausted.

FAQs on Exemption in a Paper(s)

1. What are the passing requirements?
• Secure 40% in each paper and 50% aggregate in all papers of the group or both groups together.
2. How long is the exemption valid?
• Valid for the next three consecutive examinations.
3. Can I get another exemption in the same group?
• Not until the existing exemption is exhausted.
4. Is the exemption automatic?
• Yes, it is automatically reflected in your statement of marks.
5. What happens if I don’t appear in the next three exams?
• The exemption will lapse after three consecutive exams, regardless of appearance.