CA PCC IPCC NOV 2010 RESULT ANALYSIS

RESULT ANALYSIS OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTAN TS

INTEGRATED PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE

EXAMINATION HELD IN

NOVEMBER-2010

The results of the Chartered Accountants INTEGRATED PROFESSIONAL

COMPETENCE Examination was declared recently.

The details of percentage of candidates passed in the above said

examinations are given below:

Both Group  APPLIED:31547                     PASSED:5688 (18.03%)

Group IPCE – I APPLIED: 82005              PASSED:17863(21.78%) 

Group - II  APPLIED: 39567                     PASSED:12220 (30.88%)

The results of the Chartered Accountants PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE

Examination was declared recently.

The details of percentage of candidates passed in the above said

examinations are given below

Both Group APPLIED:- 34476          PASSED:4144 (12.02%)

Group PCE – I APPLIED:-45141      PASSED:9657 (21.39%)

Group - II APPLIED:-52539             PASSED:13724 (26.12%)

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CA Final & CPT 2010 Analysis

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No Evidence against Paras

No Evidence against Paras: Report

The probe panel led by Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Ganga Prasad Pande formed to investigate the alleged firing by former Crown Prince Paras Shah in Chitwan has said no evidence was found to prove Shah had opened the fire.
In its report submitted to Home Minister Bhim Rawal, the panel has said, neither the used bullets nor any other evidence to prove Shah had opened fire was found.
The panel has said, a case on arms and ammunitions cannot be filed based on the available evidence.
Shah was arrested and detained for two days on charge of opening fire at Sujata Koirala’s son-in-law Rubel Chaudhary. He was later released on a bail of Rs 10,000

Result of Final Nov 2010 & CPT Dec 2010

Results of Final (Old & New) Course Examinations held in November, 2010 and Information Systems Audit – Assessment Test and CPT Examination held in  December, 2010 are likely to be declared on 21st January, 2011 at around 2.00 PM.-(18-12-2010)

The results of Final (Old & New) Course examinations held in November, 2010 and Information Systems  Audit – Assessment Test and Common Proficiency Test examination held in December, 2010 are likely  to be declared on 21st January, 2011 at around 2.00 PM.

Proposed amendment in the Chartered Accountants Regulations for CPT

Common Proficiency Test - Proposed amendment in the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988 - (30-11-2010)

30th November, 2010 ANNOUNCEMENT Common Proficiency Test - Proposed amendment in the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988 The President in his column (President’s page) in the December, 2010 issue of the Journal, `The Chartered Accountant’ has inter-alia conveyed the decision of the Council as under: Common Proficiency Test: The Council at its 300th meeting reviewed the requirement for passing the Common Proficiency Test and decided that a candidate shall have to obtain at one sitting, a minimum of 30 per cent marks (out of maximum marks specified by the Council for each Section) and a minimum of 50 per cent marks in the aggregate of all the Sections, subject to the principle of negative marking, in a manner as may be specified by the Council from time to time subject to proposed amendments in the regulations approved by the Central Government. Upon reading the above write-up, the Institute has been receiving telephone calls from anxious students, their parents and members. It has been brought to our knowledge that SMS/email chain have started circulating giving some misinformation about the applicability of the proposal for December, 2010 CPT examination. It is hereby clarified that as mentioned in the above write-up, the decision of the Council will be made applicable only after the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988 are amended by the Central Government, for which a proposal will be sent to the Central Government shortly. It is further clarified that the process of Central Government’s approval includes consideration by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs and Law Ministry, consideration by the Council of ICAI of public comments on the draft amended Regulations, final approval of the proposed amendments by the Central Government and publication of the same in the Gazette of India. As such, the above decision taken by the Council, as rightly conveyed by the President, cannot and will not be made applicable for the CPT examination scheduled for 19th December, 2010. It is once again reiterated that the students and other stakeholders should take cognizance of the official announcements only (published in the Chartered Accountants Journal, CA Students newsletter and www.icai.org)