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IMP for May 2012 Exams
ICAI has introduced a new format of machine readable answer books for May 2012
examinations. Candidates are requested to go through the instructions contained
on the reverse of the front cover page and adhere to them especially with regard
to darkening of OMR circles
Refer link below for detailed guidelines
http://220.227.161.86/
ICAI has introduced a new format of machine readable answer books for May 2012
examinations. Candidates are requested to go through the instructions contained
on the reverse of the front cover page and adhere to them especially with regard
to darkening of OMR circles
Refer link below for detailed guidelines
http://220.227.161.86/
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Sunday, August 14, 2011
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Saturday, July 16, 2011
Case Laws for Ca Final Nov.11 Exams For DT and IDT
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Sunday, May 15, 2011
Friday, May 6, 2011
Cancellation of HINDI MEDIUM Paper-3 of PCE and Paper-2 of IPCE of Chartered Accountants Examination-May 2011 scheduled to be held on 05 May 2011.- (05-05-2011)
05.05.2011
ANNOUNCEMENT
SUB: Cancellation of HINDI MEDIUM Paper -3 of PCE and Paper -2 of IPCE of Chartered Accountants Examination-May 2011 scheduled to be held on 05 May 2011.
Due to unavoidable reasons the examination of Paper –3- Law, Ethics and Communication of Professional Competence Examination and Paper -2- Business Laws, Ethics and Communications of integrated Professional Competence Examination which were scheduled to be held on 5th May 2011 (Thursday) stand cancelled in respect of such candidates who have opted to write their examination in Hindi Medium. The fresh date of the examination for such Hindi Medium candidates will be announced separately and such candidates are advised to visit www.icai.org for updates.
It is clarified for removal of doubt that there is no change in the said examinations for candidates who have opted to write their examination in English Medium.
(G. SOMASEKHAR)
ADDITONAL SECRETARY
ADDITONAL SECRETARY
Thursday, May 5, 2011
CA Final SFM and Financial Reporting Paper May 2011
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Sunday, May 1, 2011
Coping Exam Stress (ICAI President's Suggestions)
Coping Exam Stress (ICAI President's Suggestions)
My Dear Students,
With the examinations round the corner, the burning midnight oil is an indicator of the level of stress you must be going through. I advise you all to turn off the midnight lamps and go to sleep, so that you can start your day afresh tomorrow, to prepare for the examination.
Here is a seven-step strategy, which you can take to overcome stress –
1. Improve conceptual clarity, avoid rote learning – You would be a more confident person while facing the exam if you are thorough with the concepts. However, if your conceptual base is weak and you resort to rote learning, it would build up stress since you are not sure whether you would be able to grasp the essence of the question paper.
2. Plan your study, avoid last-minute preparation - Plan your studies in advance. Make a detailed time table and try as much as possible to adhere to it. Procrastination always tends to build up stress. Remember, if you fail to plan, you plan to fail.
3. Take short breaks while studying - Do not study continuously for long hours at a stretch since you may not be able to entirely assimilate what you have studied after a point of time. This is due to fatigue which sets in after a certain point of time, indicating that this is the time to break.
4. Don't lose out on your sleep – Do not stretch your study time by cutting short your night sleep. It is very important that you have a good night sleep for at least 6 hours so that you get rejuvenated in the morning for the next day's preparation.
5. Think positive – Avoid any sort of negative thoughts of not performing well in the examination since this may affect your preparation as well as your performance in the examination. Thinking positive will definitely help you to adopt the right approach towards examination. When your mind is at peace, without any anxiety, you would be in a position to perform better.
6. Meditate and Exercise – Relax by practising deep breathing, meditation and yoga. Physical and Mental exercises will help to reduce stress.
7. Eat healthy – You must stay healthy by eating good food and avoiding junk. Do not skip meals for the sake of saving time for studying. It is essential that you do not fall sick at the time of examination.
The Institute, on its part, is taking efforts to help students overcome stress. Holding the examinations on alternative days is a positive step in this direction. The Council of the Institute is happy to announce that the students appearing in PCC/IPCC and Final examinations would henceforth be given 15 minutes reading time in addition to the examination time of 3 hours. Accordingly, while the Question Paper would be distributed at 1.45 p.m., the answer book would, however, be handed over at 2.00 p.m. The students appearing in May 2011 examination would also be eligible for this benefit. I'm sure that this would help to ease the tension to read the paper hurriedly. It would also help you to decide the order of answering the questions based on your level of confidence.
Wishing you all the best,
CA. G. Ramaswamy,
President, ICAI
My Dear Students,
With the examinations round the corner, the burning midnight oil is an indicator of the level of stress you must be going through. I advise you all to turn off the midnight lamps and go to sleep, so that you can start your day afresh tomorrow, to prepare for the examination.
Here is a seven-step strategy, which you can take to overcome stress –
1. Improve conceptual clarity, avoid rote learning – You would be a more confident person while facing the exam if you are thorough with the concepts. However, if your conceptual base is weak and you resort to rote learning, it would build up stress since you are not sure whether you would be able to grasp the essence of the question paper.
2. Plan your study, avoid last-minute preparation - Plan your studies in advance. Make a detailed time table and try as much as possible to adhere to it. Procrastination always tends to build up stress. Remember, if you fail to plan, you plan to fail.
3. Take short breaks while studying - Do not study continuously for long hours at a stretch since you may not be able to entirely assimilate what you have studied after a point of time. This is due to fatigue which sets in after a certain point of time, indicating that this is the time to break.
4. Don't lose out on your sleep – Do not stretch your study time by cutting short your night sleep. It is very important that you have a good night sleep for at least 6 hours so that you get rejuvenated in the morning for the next day's preparation.
5. Think positive – Avoid any sort of negative thoughts of not performing well in the examination since this may affect your preparation as well as your performance in the examination. Thinking positive will definitely help you to adopt the right approach towards examination. When your mind is at peace, without any anxiety, you would be in a position to perform better.
6. Meditate and Exercise – Relax by practising deep breathing, meditation and yoga. Physical and Mental exercises will help to reduce stress.
7. Eat healthy – You must stay healthy by eating good food and avoiding junk. Do not skip meals for the sake of saving time for studying. It is essential that you do not fall sick at the time of examination.
The Institute, on its part, is taking efforts to help students overcome stress. Holding the examinations on alternative days is a positive step in this direction. The Council of the Institute is happy to announce that the students appearing in PCC/IPCC and Final examinations would henceforth be given 15 minutes reading time in addition to the examination time of 3 hours. Accordingly, while the Question Paper would be distributed at 1.45 p.m., the answer book would, however, be handed over at 2.00 p.m. The students appearing in May 2011 examination would also be eligible for this benefit. I'm sure that this would help to ease the tension to read the paper hurriedly. It would also help you to decide the order of answering the questions based on your level of confidence.
Wishing you all the best,
CA. G. Ramaswamy,
President, ICAI
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Articleship/ Training/ Job Queries
Commencement of Registration for the Certificate Course on International Taxation - Chennai - (21-04-2011)
Dear Members,
We are pleased to announce that the Committee on International Taxation of ICAI has decided to commence the next Batch of Certificate Course on International Taxation in Chennai from Saturday 23rd April, 2011.
Eminent, Expert and Learned Speakers drawn from all over India will give value addition to this Certificate Course.
It may be noted that due to limitation of seats, the registration will be on 'first come first serve' basis.
Interested members are requested to kindly contact following for registration:
National Course Coordinator,
Sr. Asst. Secretary,
Certificate Course on International Taxation,
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India,
1st Floor, A-29, Sector 62,
ICAI Bhawan,
Ph. No. 0120-3045923
122, Mahatma Gandhi Road,
Mobile No. 09310532063
Post Box No. 3314, Numgambakkam,
Noida - 201301
Chennai-600 034 Tel : 044-30210325
ANNOUNCEMENT
Certificate Course on IFRS of the ICAI
The IFRS Implementation Committee of the ICAI is in the process of organizing the Certification Course on IFRS at Kolkata from May 7, 2011.
Duration of the Course: 100 Hours as follows:
E-learning - 60 hours
Class room teaching- 40 hours
Days of Class Room
7th & 8th May, 11(Saturday & Sunday)
14th & 15th May, 11 (Saturday & Sunday)
21st & 22nd May (Saturday & Sunday)
28th & 29th May (Saturday & Sunday)
Fee Structure
Participation fee (members) - Rs. 30,000/-
Non Members – Rs. 50,000/-
CA Final Students – Rs. 25,000/-
Duration of Class Room Teaching:
Total – 6 hours for 8 Days (weekends)
For further details about the course may kindly visit the following link:
The form can be downloaded through the following link:
In case of any query, may kindly write to us at ifrs@icai.in/ifrs@icai.org
The members who are desirous of attending the said Course may convey their interest and send the Registration Form duly filled along with the prescribed fee demand draft at the earliest to the following address :
IFRS Certification Course
II Floor, Research Block
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India
ICAI Bhawan
A-29, Sector 62
Noida - 201309
Contact- 0120-3045910/ 928
E-mail - ifrs@icai.in
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India
ICAI Bhawan
A-29, Sector 62
Noida - 201309
Contact- 0120-3045910/ 928
E-mail - ifrs@icai.in
Note:*The commencement of certification course is subject to the minimum number of participants as prescribed by the Committee. It may be noted that due to limitation of seats, the registration will be on 'first come first serve' basis.
Students appearing for May 2011 Professional Competence Course (PCC),
Integrated Professional Competence Course (IPCC) and Final examinations may note
that due to unavoidable circumstances, the Palakad Examination Centre has been
changed from Government Victoria College, Palakkad to Government Moyan Model Girls
Higher Secondary School, Palakkad. The admit card already issued to the students
remains unchanged and valid for the new examination centre.
Inconvenience caused in the matter is deeply regretted.
(G.Somasekhar)
Additional Secretary (Exams)
Provision of 15-minutes reading and planning time allowance to the candidates of CA Examinations - (21-04-2011)
Provision of 15-minutes reading and planning time allowance to the candidates of Chartered Accountants Examinations
(Effective from May-2011 CA Examinations)
(Effective from May-2011 CA Examinations)
The Council of the Institute, based on the recommendation of the Examination Committee has decided to allow 15-minute reading and planning time allowance to the candidates in the Chartered Accountants Examinations before the scheduled commencement of the examinations i.e, if the examination commences from 2.00 PM, then the candidates will be given Question Papers at 1.45 PM. This reading time will not be available for CPT and all post qualification Courses Examinations.
The objective of providing question paper 15 minutes before the scheduled time is to:
(i) Enable the candidates to read the question paper thoroughly (without encroaching on the examination duration) and
(ii) Chalk out the strategy to answer the questions.
Candidates are required to note the following in this regard:
(1) The candidates will not be allowed to leave the Examination Hall under any circumstances from 1.45 PM to 3.00 PM.
(2) The candidates shall be allowed to enter the hall from 1.30 PM upto 2.30 PM only.
Any breach of the above requirements would be treated as adopting Unfair Means by the students concerned and applicable disciplinary action would be taken on such erring students.
( G. Somasekhar)
Additional Secretary(Exams)
Additional Secretary(Exams)
Date: Apr 15, 2011
Submission of system audit reports
RBI/2010-11/476
DPSS.CO.OSD. No. 2374/06.11.001/2010-2011
DPSS.CO.OSD. No. 2374/06.11.001/2010-2011
April 15, 2011
To all Authorised Payment System Operators & Entities
Dear Sir,
Submission of system audit reports
Please refer to our earlier circulars DPSS.AD.No./1206/02.27.005/2009-2010 dated December 7, 2009 and DPSS.1444/ 06.11.001/ 2010-2011 dated December 27, 2010 on the captioned subject.
In partial modification of the instructions contained therein, it is advised that the system audit may be conducted by a Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) and registered with Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) or by a holder of a Diploma in Information System Audit (DISA) qualification of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India(ICAI).
Please acknowledge receipt.
Yours faithfully,
G. Srinivas
(General Manager)
(General Manager)
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Executive-Group1 (New Syllabus)
1. General And Commercial Laws
2. Company Accounts, Cost & Management Accounting
3. Tax Laws
Executive-Group2 (New Syllabus)
1. Company Law
2. Economics And Labour Laws
3. Securities Laws And Compliances
Dec, 2009
Executive-Group1 (New Syllabus)
1. General And Commercial Laws
2. Company Accounts, Cost & Management Accounting
3. Tax Laws
Executive-Group2 (New Syllabus)
1. Company Law
2. Economics And Labour Laws
3. Securities Laws And Compliances
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